Performance Floors
Garage Floor Coating


What a coated garage floor is
A garage floor coating is a resin system — usually an epoxy base with a polyaspartic top — installed over your prepared concrete slab. It bonds into the concrete rather than sitting on top, sealing out oil, water and salt and turning a dusty slab into a bright, easy-clean surface that stands up to vehicles and foot traffic.
Applications

Home garages
A clean, showroom-bright floor for one, two or three-car garages.

Workshops
A tough, chemical-resistant surface for tools, benches and projects.

Car collections
A refined flake or metallic floor that suits a display garage.

Storage & utility
A sealed, wipe-clean floor for laundry, storage and equipment rooms.

Performance Floors
A garage floor built to work.
The Benefits
- Seamless, chip-resistant surface that wipes clean
- Resists hot tires, oil, chemicals and salt
- Bonded into the slab — no peeling like paint-on kits
- A range of flake blends and solid colours
- Most garages finished in a single day
- Installed by trained SolidRock crews
Where It Works
- Sound concrete slabs, indoors or in the garage
- Floors that see vehicles, foot traffic and dropped tools
- Homes wanting an easy-clean, sealed surface
- Slabs we can properly prepare and moisture-test
- New or existing garages
Where It Doesn't
- Slabs with active moisture we cannot correct
- Badly spalled or structurally failing concrete
- Surfaces that cannot be mechanically prepared
Our Process
- 01
Free estimate
We measure the slab, check its condition and moisture, and quote the system.
- 02
Diamond grinding
The concrete is mechanically profiled so the resin bonds into it, not onto it.
- 03
Base & flake
The epoxy base goes down and colour flake is broadcast to full refusal.
- 04
Polyaspartic top
A UV-stable polyaspartic seals it, curing hard enough to drive on the next day.
Installing in South Florida
Miami garages run hot and humid, and slabs on grade can push moisture up from below. We moisture-test every floor and build the system for the heat and damp, so the coating bonds and holds instead of blistering.
Cost
$4–$9
per sq ft