How Much Does It Cost To Put Flooring In A Garage?

arages can be used to store cars, bicycles, and tools. A garage floor must be able to handle the weight of automobiles without cracking. An old garage floor is a garage floor that's been neglected, forgotten, and abused. In other words, it has not been treated or protected from the elements of time. With exposure to oil spills, coolants spilled from cars, foot traffic on bare concrete and on and on; garage floors eventually begin to crack and break down. The best way to give your garage a new look and protect its structure is by epoxying the concrete floor. The process includes:

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1. Grinding the garage floor concrete to allow the epoxy to soak in and bond to the concrete.

2. Mix and pour the epoxy material into place before it sets. It is then allowed to be set according to manufacturer directions before applying additional coats of clear top-coat or colored flake finish as your garage floor design requires.

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Cost To Epoxy Your Garage Floor

Depending on the type of coating used, garage flooring materials generally cost between $3 and $12 per square foot. A one-car garage is typically around 250 square feet in size and can range in price from $750 to $3,000, depending on the type of coating utilized. A coat's thickness ranges from 1/32 of an inch to 3/16 of an inch.

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An epoxy garage floor is a popular choice for homeowners, apartment managers, and commercial business owners that want to give their garage a new look with less hassle through durability, affordability, water-resistance, and slip-resistance properties. An epoxy garage floor when done by a professional will last between 10 and 20 years.

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