The quality of a garage floor coating comes down to the materials used. At Brush Brothers Coatings, we use only the best epoxy and polyaspartic materials to make sure your installation will last. We’ll work with you to find the best colors and patterns.

While garage floor coatings can be installed on a DIY basis, trusting the process to the professionals will ensure that the results last. Our team has been in the business for years, so we have the experience and expertise to help you achieve just the results you’re looking for.

Don’t have garage floor coating-installing equipment sitting around in your garage? No problem. Our Brush Brothers Coating team has everything we need to lay smooth floors that perfectly meet with your satisfaction.

The price of your epoxy garage floor coating will depend heavily on the size of your floor. Each coating is completely customizable, so our team will work closely with you to find the perfect plan for your property. We will provide you with a quote before we ever start installation.

Garage floor coatings are all unique, and their lifespan is dependent on many factors from amount of use to weather conditions. It is common for residential garage floor coatings to last for about a decade before they need to be replaced.

Once you’ve decided on the right garage floor coating for your property, the floor must be prepared. This includes repairing any structural damage, cleaning the concrete, and sanding down the concrete to an even plane. After that, our professionals will lay down the coating material according to the material used (epoxy or polyaspartic) on a timetable that works with your schedule.

One of the benefits of professional floor coatings is that they help prevent damage to the concrete underneath. If, however, cracking does occur because the concrete shifts, the effect may not be noticeable. Hairline cracks typically don’t show through garage floor coatings.

Garage floor coatings, while they smooth out the floor and make it easier to clean, are not slick. You don’t need to worry about the surface being slippery. If you really want to play it safe, you can include slip-resistant additives to your garage floor coating.

Polyaspartic and epoxy are two different materials from which garage floor coatings can be made. They have their pros and cons. Polyaspartic is generally more flexible and durable than epoxy. It is also usually more expensive. Both are good choices.