What does a garage floor cost?
Most 2-car garages run $1,800–$2,800 for a full-flake polyaspartic system, depending on slab condition and repairs. Metallic floors run $8–$12 per sq ft. We quote a fixed price after seeing the slab — no per-crack surprises on install day.
Epoxy or polyaspartic — what’s the difference?
Epoxy is thicker and cheaper but yellows in UV and takes 3–5 days to cure. Polyaspartic is UV-stable, more flexible, handles desert temperature swings, and cures in hours — which is how we do one-day installs. We use polyaspartic for garages and reserve epoxy builds for interior commercial work where it belongs.
What is hot tire pickup and why does it matter in Vegas?
Tires come off the freeway at 150°+ and slowly release heat into the coating overnight. Cheap coatings soften and peel up with the tire — it’s the #1 failure here. Properly ground concrete plus a polyaspartic rated for high heat prevents it, and our warranty covers it explicitly.
How long does the floor actually last?
A properly prepped polyaspartic floor should look good for 15–20 years in a residential garage. Our 15-year warranty covers adhesion — peeling, delamination, hot tire pickup. Normal wear like fine scratching from sand is cosmetic and happens to every floor; a top-coat refresh years down the road costs a fraction of a new floor.
Do you really finish in one day?
For most 2- and 3-car garages, yes: grind in the morning, coat by afternoon, walk on it that night, park in 24 hours. Heavily damaged slabs or moisture issues can add a day — we tell you at the quote, not on install morning.
