Epoxy Flooring & Garage Floor Coatings in Phoenix

Chandler, Mesa, Peoria, and East Valley Areas.

Upgrading a garage floor protects concrete from stains, cracks, hot tire marks, and makes cleanup easy year-round. Epoxy and polyaspartic coatings seal out dust and spills, add grip for safety, and come in durable finishes from solid color to glossy chip blends.

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Built to Last

Top coatings bond deep with the concrete for resistance to chipping, peeling, and chemical stains, even in the most demanding garages.

Low-Maintenance

Sealed floors make sweeping out dust, cleaning up spills, and brushing away debris quick and simple, every time.

Custom Options

Choose from solid colors, textured chips, or metallic options to match your garage, shop, or workspace for style and lasting protection.

Garage Floors Done Right, Every Time

A long-lasting garage floor starts with basic prep and assessment. It’s not just about rolling on a new surface; success depends on how well the concrete is cleaned, repaired, and prepared to bond with coatings. Any cracks, pitting, or oil stains are addressed right up front, making sure the new finish lays evenly and holds strong.

Moisture tests help determine the best coating for each floor. In high-traffic spaces or spots that see hot tires and heavy tools, pros recommend tough systems like epoxy or upgraded polyaspartic. These coatings create a glossy look and protect against damage from motor oil, water, road salt, and Arizona’s persistent dusty conditions.

With the right team and products, most jobs are completed in a day or two, minimizing downtime. The result is a smooth, tough surface that keeps dust low, stands up to real use, and gives every garage an upgraded, easy-to-clean look that lasts.

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Garage & Epoxy Flooring Services

Epoxy Flooring Installation

Epoxy flooring builds a resilient surface that stands up to dropped tools, hot tires, and the toughest garage messes. Contractors grind and clean the concrete first, patching cracks or spalls for an even base. Multiple coats, base, color, and topcoat, go down for long-wearing shine, grip, and resistance to stains.

Polyaspartic Garage Floor Coatings

Polyaspartic coatings cure quickly and can handle extreme temperature swings, making them ideal for Arizona garages. Applied over properly prepped concrete, these finishes are UV stable, won’t yellow, and keep a glossy, durable look, even with strong summer sun or heavy use.

Garage Floor Painting

Painting is a fast solution for garages that need a refresh. Crews clean the surface thoroughly, fill shallow cracks, then apply specialized concrete paints formulated for foot and light vehicle traffic. While not as thick as epoxy, these coatings still resist chips and come in a range of colors.

Decorative Chip & Flake Floors

Broadcasting colored chips or flakes between base and topcoat creates a textured look that hides imperfections and adds visual interest. These floors are popular in workshops and show garages, offering a custom finish that’s easy to sweep and tough against spills.

Metallic Epoxy Finishes

Metallic epoxy systems give garage floors a unique, high-gloss appearance with swirling patterns and depth. After prepping the surface, crews blend metallic pigments into the epoxy base to create the desired effect, then seal with a clear coat for added protection.

Crack & Surface Repairs

Structural repairs go hand-in-hand with floor coating. Technicians fill expansion joints, patch cracks, and grind down uneven spots, providing a solid foundation for coatings. Skipping these steps can lead to peeling, bubbling, or uneven color, proper repairs mean longevity.

Garage Floor Resurfacing

Old, pitted, or badly worn floors can often be brought back to life through resurfacing. Contractors apply a leveling compound or thin concrete overlay before coating, restoring appearance and function without the cost of complete replacement.

Maintenance & Recoating Services

Even the best coatings can show signs of wear over time in busy garages. Maintenance includes deep cleaning, inspecting for chips or worn spots, and applying new topcoats where needed. Regular upkeep keeps the surface safe, easy to clean, and looking fresh year after year.

Every garage floor has its own challenges, from old cracks to new construction that needs extra protection. Getting the prep and product selection right means superior results and a floor that holds up to everyday demands, storage, or anything you you have planned.

If you want advice for your space or would like a no obligation estimate, fill out the form or give Phoenix Pro Painters a call to arrange a consultation with an expert.

Frequently Asked Questions

Garage floors need to stand up to any number of demanding use cases. Here are detailed answers to some of the most common questions regarding epoxy coatings and expectations to keep you informed. Still have questions? Reach out!

How long do epoxy garage floors usually last?

A well-installed epoxy floor can last 10–15 years or longer in a residential garage. Heavy use, exposure to UV rays through open doors, and not addressing cracks early can shorten its lifespan, but annual spot checks and timely touch-ups keep coatings strong.

What’s the difference between epoxy and polyaspartic coatings?

Epoxy provides strong, attractive floors at a good value, but polyaspartic cures much faster, stands up better to direct sunlight, and is less likely to yellow over time.

Both are great for most garages and the contractor we partner with can help you choose based on your needs and budget.

Will hot tires or leaks damage a coated garage floor?

Top-quality epoxy and polyaspartic coatings are designed to withstand hot tire pickup, oil, coolant, and even gasoline without peeling or discoloring. Proper installation and surface prep are key to keeping floors protected year-round.

Can old or stained garage floors be recoated?

Absolutely. Old stains and worn areas are sanded or ground down, and stubborn oil spots are cleaned and degreased before new coatings are applied. Most old surfaces can be revived unless there’s underlying structural damage.

How do I clean and maintain a coated garage floor?

Most of the time, sweeping debris and hosing down the surface is all that’s needed. For oil or chemical spills, a mild soap and water are usually enough. Avoid metal blades or harsh cleaners that might scratch the surface.

Is it safe to use a garage right after coating is applied?

Cure times depend on the product. Epoxy might need 2–3 days before full use, while polyaspartic coatings often allow light foot traffic within hours and vehicle traffic in just a day. Your contractor should provide exact guidance based on the job.

Are coatings available in colors or with decorative options?

Yes, garage floor coatings come in a wide range of colors, plus options for decorative flakes, metallic finishes, or textured surfaces. These not only look good but can add grip and hide minor imperfections in the concrete.

Do garage floor coatings help control dust?

Sealing the bare concrete with epoxy or polyaspartic creates a dust-proof barrier, meaning less grit tracks into the house and stored items stay cleaner. Keeping cracks and edges sealed also helps prevent dust buildup over time.

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