One-car garage
200–250 sq ft
$1,800–$2,250
A full flake finish for a single parking bay.
Scope / Finish / Price
Know what goes
into your floor.
Sample totals for sound, bare concrete within 25 miles of Maple Crossing. We measure the slab and check its condition before giving a fixed written quote.
Price by garage size
Two-car garage
400–500 sq ft
$3,200–$4,000
Room for two cars and the everyday traffic between them.
Three-car garage
600–750 sq ft
$4,800–$6,000
A wider slab, with edges and joints planned together.
2026 planning prices include applicable tax, mechanical grinding with dust collection, up to 10 linear feet of stationary hairline crack repair, a base coat, full color flake broadcast and a clear topcoat. The exact area and slab condition set the final total.
Before we coat
Fix the surface.
Keep the joints.
We check moisture, grind the concrete, vacuum and fill the stationary cracks in the agreed scope. Control joints remain visible so they can do their job; coating does not stop slab movement.
What may change the price
More stationary crack repair is typically $8–$12 per linear foot. Existing coating removal is typically $1–$3 per sq ft. Deep damage, moisture problems, vertical edges and moving cracks need a separate assessment.
If the slab is unsuitable, we explain what needs attention before scheduling coating. We do not cover an unresolved problem just to keep an installation date.
Three mixes / Same package price
Choose the color underfoot.
Basalt
Charcoal, gray and white.
Oatstone
Sand, cream and warm gray.
Harbor
Blue, slate and pale gray.
These drawings show the mix, not an exact color match. We bring a physical sample to the measuring visit. Texture and sheen vary with the final coat.
Give the finish its time.
When can I park in the garage?
In suitable conditions, plan for light foot traffic after 24 hours and parking no sooner than 72 hours after the final coat. Cold weather may extend parking to 5–7 days. Follow the written return time we leave; keep heavy items and wet cleaning off the floor until that time.
Can the floor be coated in winter?
November–March visits depend on measured slab temperature, moisture and the forecast. An attached garage may qualify, but heating the air alone does not make the slab ready. We confirm conditions before work; unsuitable garages move to a later weather window with no rescheduling charge.
How long does the work itself take?
Allow two workdays for a typical garage, then the cure period after the final coat. Old coating removal or extra repair can add time. Clear the floor before we arrive; household storage and moving heavy contents are not included.
Let’s measure the space.
A size estimate and a description of the existing floor are enough for the first conversation.