Built for Saskatchewan garages
Garage floors see road salt, sand, snowmelt, hot tires, tools and daily traffic. A professional coating needs more than a pretty colour: it needs mechanical preparation, sound repairs and a compatible system from primer through topcoat.
What is included
- Mechanical diamond grinding
- Perimeter and edge preparation
- Crack and defect repair as quoted
- Base coat selected for the slab
- Full decorative flake broadcast
- Scraping and cleanup
- Clear protective topcoat
Choose the look
Flake blends range from light neutral greys to darker charcoal, warm earth tones and custom combinations. The blend changes the entire feel of the garage and helps hide everyday dirt between cleanings. We can help narrow the choice against wall colour, cabinetry, lighting and how the space is actually used.
Repair before coating
Pitting, spalling, previous paint and heavy contamination are not covered up and forgotten. They are evaluated during quoting because they directly affect labour, material and the finished result. The goal is a coating system bonded to solid concrete—not a new surface attached to failing material.
Frequently asked questions
Will hot tires peel the coating?
A correctly prepared slab and compatible professional coating system are designed for garage traffic. Poor preparation is one of the biggest causes of peeling.
Is a flake floor slippery?
Texture can be adjusted through the flake profile and topcoat additives. Any smooth floor can become slippery when wet, so intended use matters during system selection.
Can the coating go up the wall as a cove?
Cove and vertical details may be available depending on the wall material, condition and project design. Include those dimensions when requesting a quote.