Garage floors
Bare garage concrete, coated in the finish you pick.
Epoxy garage floors in Pompano Beach
Flake, metallic, solid color, polished concrete and quartz finishes. Price depends on the floor, so ask about yours.
What a garage floor costs
Pick your garage and a finish. You get a straight range, not a sales call.
Garage size
Finish
2-car garage, flake
$2,200 to $3,200
A guide range. Your quote is the final figure.
New businessjust starting out
Free quotesno cost to find out
11 towns servedPompano Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Deerfield Beach and more
5 finishessee each one below
Floors we take on
Floors we do for homeowners and businesses in and around Pompano Beach.
Driveways
A coated driveway, the first concrete a visitor sees.
Commercial and warehouse
Basements
A basement floor with a finished look instead of bare concrete.
Pool decks
Finishes for pool surrounds. Ask which ones suit wet, bare-foot areas.
Showroom floors
For retail and display spaces that want a floor people notice.
Patios
A decorative finish for the slab out back.
Finishes
Pick the look. We handle the rest.
Flake
A base coat covered in vinyl chips, then sealed clear.
Best forWorking garages, laundry rooms and mudrooms.
Looks likeGranite-like speckle across the whole floor.
Good to knowComes in many chip blends, so ask to see them.
Ask your installer about the schedule. It depends on prep and cure time.
Metallic
Metallic pigment worked through the resin, so the pattern is one of a kind.
Best forSpaces you want to show off.
Looks likeDeep color with a high gloss and soft swirls.
Good to knowMore of a statement than flake, and it shows dust more.
Ask your installer about the schedule. It depends on prep and cure time.
Solid color
A single color, applied evenly across the whole floor.
Best forShops and garages that want a bright, simple floor.
Looks likeA single even shade, wall to wall.
Good to knowThe plainest finish: no chips, no pigment movement.
Ask your installer about the schedule. It depends on prep and cure time.
Polished concrete
No coating: the slab itself is ground and polished.
Best forModern interiors and commercial spaces.
Looks likeSmooth, natural concrete with a satin to high shine.
Good to knowHow it turns out depends on the slab you start with.
Ask your installer about the schedule. It depends on prep and cure time.
Quartz
Quartz sand broadcast into the coating and sealed.
Best forEntries, kitchens and other busy floors.
Looks likeA fine-grained, sandy surface in blended color.
Good to knowThe texture is the point. Ask how much grip it gives.
Ask your installer about the schedule. It depends on prep and cure time.
What the job looks like
What happens, roughly in order.
1
Start
Tell us about the floor and ask for a quote on it.
2
Ground work
The surface is usually ground and repaired so the coating has something to grip.
3
Coat and cure
A coating system usually goes down layer by layer, then it needs time before use.
What moves the price
Size is only part of it. These are the other things that count.
01
The slab itself
Every slab is different. Moisture and weak spots mean more prep.
02
Old coatings and cracks
Anything loose usually comes off and cracks are filled first.
03
The space
Bigger rooms cost more in total. Awkward shapes and drains take extra time.
04
The look
Metallic sits at the top of the range and flake toward the bottom, with quartz and solid color between.
Finish examples
What these floors look like
Example photos of these finishes.
Serving Pompano Beach and nearby
Work is taken on in and around these towns. If yours is not listed, call and ask.
Pompano BeachFort LauderdaleDeerfield BeachLighthouse PointCoconut CreekCoral SpringsMargateOakland ParkWilton ManorsLauderdale-by-the-SeaHillsboro Beach
FAQ
Common questions
How long is the install?
Most of the time goes into prep and letting each coat cure. Ask for the schedule before work starts.
When is the floor ready for a car?
Cure times vary with the coating and the conditions. Ask for a clear answer at the end of the job.
Does old epoxy or paint have to come off?
Generally, yes. Loose or failing coatings come off and cracks get filled. How much a floor needs is a question for the quote.
What is the difference between flake and metallic?
Flake: A base coat covered in vinyl chips, then sealed clear. Metallic: Metallic pigment worked through the resin, so the pattern is one of a kind.
Do I have to pay for a quote?
No. The quote is free, and the choice is yours.
Is a coated floor slippery?
A smooth gloss can be slick when wet, so ask about anti-slip options at your quote.