A coated garage floor is a one or two day job with a big visual change. Homeowners love the result, and contractors who explain the system well book a steady stream of work.
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Who buys
New homeowners, people setting up a home gym or workshop, and sellers getting a house ready to list. Car enthusiasts are a loyal niche.
Explain the systems
Homeowners have heard of epoxy. Explain the options you install, how long each cures and what that means for their week.
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Prep is the job
Grinding, crack repair and moisture testing decide whether the coating lasts. Make prep visible in the quote.
Quote per square foot
Separate prep, repairs, coating and flake or color options. A two-car garage quote should be easy to read.
Samples
Bring flake chips and color boards. Seeing them on their own floor closes the decision.
Photos and video
A short clip of the finished floor gets shared. Show the process too, not just the shine.
Partners
Home organizers, garage door companies and storage installers meet your customers first.
Common mistakes
Skipping the moisture test, coating over oil stains and underpricing crack repair.
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Frequently asked questions
How long does a garage floor coating take?
Many polyaspartic systems are installed in one day, while some epoxy systems take two or more. Cure time before parking a car depends on the product, so always follow the manufacturer's guidance.