Epoxy Flake Flooring
Beautiful, durable floors with decorative flakes. Over 140 color options. Resists stains, chemicals, and hot tires.
Okatie garages tend to be newer, larger, and shared with a golf cart. That combination changes what a floor has to put up with, and it changes what we recommend.
A newer slab looks clean, so it is tempting to assume it is ready to coat. It usually is not. Builders finish garage slabs with a power trowel, which closes the surface and leaves it too smooth for a coating to grip. Skip the grinding on a slab like that and the floor will look perfect for a season and then start lifting at the edges.
Concrete also needs time to release its initial moisture. If your home is very new, Tonny will check the slab and tell you whether it is ready or whether waiting a few more weeks will give you a better result.
A golf cart bay takes different abuse than a car bay. Carts get washed more often, drip more, and get pushed around by hand, so the floor sees standing water and scuffing rather than hot tires. A flake system with a proper topcoat handles both in the same garage, and the texture from the flake gives you grip on a floor that is wet more often than most.
Beautiful, durable floors with decorative flakes. Over 140 color options. Resists stains, chemicals, and hot tires.
Ultra-durable, UV-stable, fast-curing. Perfect for garages, patios, and commercial spaces.
We coat patios, showers, and restrooms too. Waterproof, slip-resistant, and easy to clean.
We repair cracks, spalling, and damage. Acid etching & diamond grinding for perfect adhesion.
In most cases yes, because a coated floor reads as a finished surface rather than a modification to the structure. Standards vary between communities though, and some have rules about what is visible through an open garage door. Check your own guidelines before scheduling, and if you need a specific color or a low-gloss finish to comply, Tonny can match it.
As a general rule concrete should cure about 28 days before it takes a coating. Tonny checks the slab rather than going by the calendar alone, because pour conditions change how fast a slab dries. If it is not ready, he will tell you to wait. Coating a green slab traps moisture underneath and is one of the most common reasons a new-construction floor fails.
Usually yes. Most residential garages up to three bays are a one-day install with polyaspartic, or a two-day install if you choose a full epoxy build with a separate topcoat. Tonny will confirm the schedule when he measures, because square footage is only part of it. Prep time depends on the condition of the slab more than its size.
Text Tonny a photo of your floor and the approximate size. He answers every message himself and will give you a real number, not a range designed to get him in the door.