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Garages, shops, storage

Garage Epoxy Floors in St. George, UT

One-car, two-car, and three-car garages, storage bays, and workshops. Flake systems, optional cove or borders when the slab and walls allow, and an honest look at oil, cracks, moisture, old coatings, drains, and expansion joints.

Bay count

Size is a starting point. The slab sets the system.

One-car

Smaller footprint, still the same prep questions. Tight access and stored items matter as much as square footage.

Two-car

The most common quote. Send width and depth, not just two-car. Door tracks and the apron are part of the measurement.

Three-car / workshop

More joints, more oil, more stuff to move. Workshops often want a denser flake and a conversation about hot tires and dust.

What we need to know

Condition drives prep. Prep drives the quote.

Work in progress on a coated concrete floor
Coating going down on a large concrete floor.
Worker rolling sealer onto a concrete floor
Rolling sealer onto prepared concrete.
Oil and contaminants
Motor oil, rust, fertilizer, and hard-water residue interfere with coating bite. Photos of stains help; some spots need extra cleaning or mechanical work.
Cracks and joints
Hairline cracks, control joints, and expansion joints are honored or repaired based on movement and width. We do not pretend a coating hides structural issues.
Moisture
A slab that is pushing moisture can blister a system that was never meant for it. If you see dark patches after irrigation or monsoon humidity, say so on the form.
Old coatings
Failing paint, previous epoxy, or a peel-and-stick tile job has to be identified. Grinding or removal may be required. Etching will not fix a coating that is already letting go.
Drains and door tracks
Floor drains, trench drains, and the garage-door track line change detailing. Note them on photos.
Cove, borders, moving contents
Cove base and color borders can be quoted when the walls and slab allow. Emptying the garage is typically on you unless we arrange it. Vehicles, cabinets, and storage have to come out for wall-to-wall prep.

Send a wide photo of the whole floor plus dimensions. Close-ups of the worst crack or stain are more useful than a pretty corner.

How prep is chosen

Not sure your floor is ready? Read 7 signs your St. George garage floor is ready for a coating.

Call or text for a free estimate

Calling is fastest. Texting a wide floor photo, close-ups of cracks or old coating, the garage size, and your ZIP works too.

Call 435-773-8856or text