Flake
01The everyday garage floor.
Colored flakes set into the coating hide dust and tire marks between cleans and add grip underfoot.
Garage floor coatings across the Inland Empire and San Gabriel Valley.
Flake, metallic and solid epoxy for the floor you park on, walk on and clean every week. Most of our Google reviews are for garage floors.
★★★★★ 5.0 on Google from 12 reviews · CA license #1138381
Three finishes for a garage, and what each one is for.
Every garage is different. We look at yours and talk through the options at the free visit.
Metallic
02For show garages and home gyms.
A poured, marbled finish with depth and movement, the same look as our living-room floors.
Solid color
03For workshops and utility rooms.
One even, glossy color that is simple to sweep and mop and shows every surface clearly.
More about garage floor epoxy.
A garage floor takes more punishment than any other floor in the house. Cars bring in heat, water and road grime, tires turn on the same spots every day, and oil and coolant drip where they park. Bare concrete soaks all of that up. A garage floor coating seals the slab, so spills sit on the surface and wipe away.
Most garage coatings are one of three systems. Flake is the everyday choice: colored flakes are set into the coating, which hides dust between cleans and gives the surface a light texture underfoot. Metallic suits a show garage or a home gym, where the floor is part of the look. Solid color suits a workshop, where you want to see the screw you just dropped.
What decides whether a garage coating lasts is the work before it: how the concrete is prepared, whether the slab holds moisture, and whether old paint or sealer is still on it. That's why we look at your garage floor before we price it. A garage that faces the afternoon sun also needs the right topcoat, and we go through that at the visit too. Epoxy or polyaspartic? Read the guide →
We coat garages in 28 cities, from Walnut and Diamond Bar to Corona, Ontario and Anaheim.
Why garage coatings fail, and how we avoid it.
Hot tires, oil and a slab that holds moisture are hard on a garage floor. Here is what goes wrong, layer by layer.
01 Peeling starts with prep.
A coating only holds as well as the surface under it. Before anything is poured, the concrete is prepared so the epoxy bonds to the slab, not to dust, oil or old sealer.
“They explained the process in detail, prepared the concrete thoroughly, and took the time to apply each layer with care.”
02 Bubbles and lifting come from moisture.
Concrete holds water and pushes it up. We look at the slab at the free visit, before you get a price, so the system matches the floor you actually have.
03 Hot-tire pickup comes from rushing the cure.
Epoxy needs time to harden before tires sit on it. We tell you when the floor is ready to walk on and when it is ready for cars.
04 Sun and heavy use call for the right topcoat.
A garage that faces the sun, a restaurant kitchen and a shop floor all wear differently. We go over topcoat options at the visit so the finish lasts in your space.
“In the kitchen, we went with a solid light gray industrial finish. It's seamless, non-slip, and super easy to clean. We power wash it often, and it holds up really well.”
What garage customers say.
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★★★★★Google rating from 12 reviewsLicensed and bonded · CA #1138381
★★★★★“They explained the process in detail, prepared the concrete thoroughly, and took the time to apply each layer with care.”
Tom TonyMetallic garage, Corona · Google review ★★★★★“They did a great job in my garage. I love the way the floor looks now. They applied an epoxy coating. Price was very reasonable. 100 % recommended.”
Socorro VasquezGarage · Google review
★★★★★“Got a metallic epoxy floor done in my garage in Rowland Heights came out amazing! Super glossy, clean, and has that high-end, marbled look.”
Sheref ElhawaryMetallic garage, Rowland Heights · Google review ★★★★★“Our garage floor came out fantastic!!! Your team was phenomenal and fast and efficient and on time and very respectful!!”
Dario TovarGarage · Google review
★★★★★“The garage was finished with a flake system it looks clean, durable, and easy to maintain. In the living room, we went with a metallic epoxy finish, and the outcome is stunning.”
MaxGarage flake and living room metallic, Anaheim Hills · Google review ★★★★★“I'm really happy with the epoxy flooring in my garage! It looks clean, professional, and has totally transformed the space.”
Joseph HuntGarage · Google review
Book a free on-site estimate for your garage.
Tell us about the space. We come to you in 28 cities across Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
- We call youTo set a time that suits you.
- Free visitWe measure the space and look at the concrete.
- Your quoteOne price, based on size, slab condition, prep and the system you choose.
★★★★★ 5.0 on Google from 12 reviews · CA license #1138381 · (626) 944-3282
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Garage floor questions.
Anything else, call us and ask. We are happy to talk it through. Or read every question.
Hot-tire pickup, where warm tires pull up a coating, usually comes from poor preparation or a coating that is not made for car traffic. Ask us at the visit which system we would put on your floor and why. Why epoxy floors peel →
A sealed coating stops oil soaking into the concrete, so most spills wipe up.
Flake floors have a light texture that adds grip. Smooth gloss finishes can be slick when wet, so we talk through grip for your garage at the visit.
Some epoxies can yellow in direct sun over time. That's why the top coat matters on a floor that gets sun, like a garage with the door open; we go over top coat options at the visit.
It depends on the size of the garage, the condition of the concrete, how much prep it needs and the finish you choose. The visit is free, so you get one real price for your floor.