A Maine garage floor lives a hard life: road salt, snowmelt, sand, jack stands, and the occasional dropped wrench. Bare concrete drinks all of it in — pitting, dusting, and staining a little more every winter.
We grind the slab to clean concrete, repair cracks and spalls, then build a coating system that turns the garage into the cleanest room in the house. Most two-car garages are done in one to three days, and you're parking on the new floor within days of the final coat.
Salt & snowmelt proof
The topcoat is chemically resistant, so brine, oil, and gas wipe up instead of soaking in.
Full-broadcast flake
Flake goes down to full rejection — complete coverage, uniform texture, and slip resistance underfoot.
Clean edges & transitions
Door lines, aprons, granite ledges, and thresholds get taped, cut, and finished — the details you notice every day.
How long does a garage floor take?+
Most one- and two-car garages take one to three days depending on the condition of the concrete and the system you choose. We'll give you the exact schedule with your estimate.
When can I park on it?+
Light foot traffic is usually fine the next day. We'll give you a specific cure schedule for vehicles — typically a few days after the topcoat.
My floor has cracks and pitting. Is that a problem?+
No — repair is part of the job. Cracks and spalls get filled and ground flat before any coating goes down.
Will it be slippery?+
Full-broadcast flake has real texture underfoot. For extra grip — wet entries, camps, shops — we can add anti-slip aggregate to the topcoat.
Free Estimates
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A few details is all it takes — we'll get back to you within one business day.