Proformance Floors

Garage floors, done the industrial way.

Same industrial grade prep and materials as the plant floors. Flake, quartz, solid color and metallic, in a wide range of colors. Most garages are finished in a day or two.

Black classic car on a flake coated garage floor
Classic car on a flake coated garage floor
Red and purple metallic epoxy pour in a residence

The difference is what happens before the color.

Every garage kit sold at a hardware store fails the same way, and it fails because of prep. Acid washing leaves the concrete closed. The coating sits on top, and within a year or two it peels where the tires sit.

Proformance grinds every garage slab with a large industrial grinder on a HEPA vac system. The concrete is opened, cracks and pits are repaired, and the coating bonds into the slab instead of onto it. The garage stays clean while it happens.

Then you pick the look. Full flake in a wide range of blends, quartz for grip, solid color for a clean shop, or metallic for something people stop and look at. All of it in industrial grade 100 percent solids epoxy under a clear top coat that takes hot tires, oil and road salt. Hardware store kits use waterborne epoxy, which is why they peel.

Systems
Flake, quartz, solid color, metallic
Colors
A wide range of flake blends, with or without glitter
Materials
Industrial grade 100 percent solids epoxy, clear top coat
Prep
Large industrial grinder, HEPA vac, cracks repaired
Time
Most garages in a day or two
Pricing
$2 to $18 per square foot installed
Also
Basements, shops, patios, pool decks

Flake colors.

A sample of the blends we install, with glitter accent for a little sparkle under the lights, or without for a cleaner look. More colors are available. Ask for the full range.

With glitter accent

Domino flake color
Domino
Creekbed flake color
Creekbed
Stonehenge flake color
Stonehenge
Outback flake color
Outback
Shoreline flake color
Shoreline
Aurora flake color
Aurora
Madras flake color
Madras
Appalachian flake color
Appalachian
Dolerite flake color
Dolerite
Sea Mist flake color
Sea Mist
Sunshine flake color
Sunshine
Savannah flake color
Savannah

Without glitter accent

Domino flake color
Domino
Creekbed flake color
Creekbed
Stonehenge flake color
Stonehenge
Outback flake color
Outback
Shoreline flake color
Shoreline
Safari flake color
Safari
Stoney Creek flake color
Stoney Creek
Hog flake color
Hog
Cabin Fever flake color
Cabin Fever

How a garage goes in.

Two days for most garages, start to finish.

  1. LookWe come to the house, check the slab for cracks, moisture and old coatings, and give you a number.
  2. GrindThe slab is diamond ground on a HEPA vacuum. Old coatings and sealers come off, the concrete opens up.
  3. RepairCracks, pits and spalls are filled so the finish is smooth.
  4. Base and flakeA pigmented base coat goes down and the flake is broadcast to full coverage.
  5. Scrape and clearLoose flake is scraped off, then a clear top coat locks it in and takes the wear.
  6. Back inWe tell you exactly when you can walk on it and when you can park on it.

Garages we have done.

Amber and gold metallic epoxy floor against a grey wood wall
Classic car on a flake coated garage floor
Flake coated garage steps
Grey metallic epoxy garage floor with the door open
Coated basement floor with stairs
Red classic car on a flake garage floor

See all the work

Every review, five stars.

★★★★★

Craig and his team did an outstanding job epoxying our garage floor. He was also prompt with correcting a few minor issues after the job was done. We give Proformance Floors our highest recommendation.

Randall Weytens · Google
★★★★★

Definitely recommend Mr. Craig, he did an amazing job with our garage making it look incredible! In addition, he was very responsive, puntual and communicative. He took the time to educate me on the aftercare and maintenance.

Mitaly Mora · Google
★★★★★

Craig and his son-in-law Jared did a great job of prepping our garage floor and installing the epoxy with colored flakes. We were very happy with the work as well as how quickly they were able to start the work following the quote.

Randy Gould · Google
Twenty two reviews on Google. Every one of them five stars. Read them all on Google

Garage questions.

How long does a garage floor take?
Most garages are finished in a day or two, depending on the size, the condition of the slab and the system. Fast cure polyaspartic systems bring the timeline down further.
What does a garage floor cost?
Floors run $2 to $18 per square foot installed depending on the system and the condition of the slab. Estimates are free and done in person.
Why not a kit from the hardware store?
Prep. Kits tell you to acid wash, which leaves the concrete closed, so the coating peels within a year or two. We grind every slab with a large industrial grinder on a HEPA vac system so the coating bonds into it, and we use industrial grade 100 percent solids epoxy where kits use waterborne. That is the difference between two years and twenty.
When can I park on it?
It depends on the system. Polyaspartic returns the floor to use fast. Epoxy needs longer before vehicle traffic. We tell you the exact timing for your floor before we start.
Do you do more than garages?
Yes. Commercial and industrial floors are the core of the business. Basements, shops, patios, pool decks and sunrooms get the same treatment.

Let's talk about your garage.

Tell us what you have and where it is. We will come look at it, tell you what it needs, and give you a number.

Or call (520) 381-9229

craig@proformancefloors.com