What Does a Garage Floor Coating Cost in Central New York?

Price is the first thing most people ask about. That's fair. So here's a straight answer, no runaround: a coated garage floor costs more than a paint kit from the store, and a lot less than people think. The real number depends on a few things we can see once we look at your slab.

What changes the price

• →Size of the floor. A one-car garage costs less than a three-car. We measure, we don't guess.
• →Condition of the concrete. Cracks, pits, and old coatings take prep time. Prep is most of the work.
• →The system you pick. A full-flake floor and a metallic floor are not the same price.
• →Moisture. If the slab holds moisture, we deal with it the right way so the floor lasts.

Why the cheap kits cost more in the end

Box-store kits peel under hot tires and lift at the edges within a year or two. Then you pay again to grind it off and start over. We grind, we don't etch. We use pro-grade base coats and a polyaspartic topcoat. It costs more up front and far less over ten years.

How to get a real number

Every floor is different, so we give you a real price after we see it — not a fake range over the phone. Send a few photos or book a free on-site estimate. The owner does the estimate, and the owner does the work.