Epoxy Flooring in Draper, UT

Yes, if the garage can be heated so the slab stays warm enough for the coating to cure. Unheated garages are usually scheduled from spring through fall. Slab temperature, not just air temperature, is checked before coating.

Coating an existing floor usually doesn't call for one. Pouring a new garage slab can, depending on the city and the scope, and digging outside starts with an 811 call. HOA rules rarely touch interior floors but can apply to visible exterior work.

Usually a few days in total. Prep and coating take one to a few days depending on the system and repairs, then foot traffic comes back first and cars follow a few days later, depending on the coating and the temperature.

Usually, if it's structurally sound. Grinding removes most stains and old coatings, deep oil is treated, and cracks are repaired. Floors that have sunk or broken apart are better replaced first.

Dial (801) 658-9502 or fill in the form with the floor size and its condition. A callback follows to go over coating options and pick a time to test and measure the slab, and there's no charge for the quote.

Better than bare concrete, provided the coating has a solid grip on the slab. Brine and snowmelt that soak into uncoated concrete freeze and flake the surface, while a coated floor keeps them on top where they can be squeegeed out. The cold matters more during installation than afterward, since coatings need a warm enough slab to cure.