Garage floors
Seamless floors that clean up with a hose and won't lift when you park on them hot.
Sonora, Texas · Serving West Texas
Floors that
shrug off hot tires, oil & time.
Flake, metallic and solid-color floor coatings for garages, shops, barns and businesses. Ground, repaired and sealed right the first time.
Devil's River · full broadcast
What we coat
Any slab
that works hard
Every job starts with mechanical grinding, so the coating bonds to the concrete instead of sitting on top of it.
Shops & barns
Heavy-build coatings for equipment bays, tack rooms and wash areas. Slip-resistant texture available.
Business floors
Showrooms, service bays, kitchens and storefronts. Scheduled to keep your downtime short.
Patios & porches
UV-stable polyaspartic topcoats that hold their color in full Texas sun.
Three finishes
Pick the look,
keep the toughness
Every finish goes over the same ground and repaired slab and gets a clear protective topcoat. The difference is the color layer.
Flake
Colored vinyl chips broadcast over the base coat. Hides dust and small imperfections and adds grip underfoot.
Best for garages, shops, barnsMetallic
Pearlescent pigments worked into the epoxy by hand for a deep, high-gloss swirl. No two floors come out the same.
Best for showrooms, homes, game roomsSolid color
One clean, uniform color with a bright, easy-to-clean surface. Simple, sharp and practical.
Best for work areas, warehouses, kitchensThe 3J system
Five steps,
bottom to top
A coating is only as good as the prep under it. Here is what goes into every floor we install, flake, metallic or solid, in the order we do it.
Why not paint it?
Store-bought kits vs. a pro install
DIY epoxy kits are thin, water-based and rolled over unground concrete. That is why they peel.
| 3J pro system | DIY kit / floor paint | |
|---|---|---|
| Surface prep | Diamond ground to an open profile | Acid etch or none |
| Thickness | Base coat, color layer and clear topcoat | One or two thin coats |
| Hot tire pickup | Built to resist it | Common within months |
| Sun & UV | Polyaspartic topcoat, color-stable | Yellows and chalks |
| Cracks & pits | Filled and ground flush first | Coated over |
Questions
Before you book
Which finish should I pick?
Flake is the most forgiving for working garages and shops. Metallic is a showpiece for spaces people see. Solid color is clean and simple for work areas. Tell us how you use the space and we'll recommend one.
How long does a garage floor take?
Most two-car garages are done in one to two days, depending on the condition of the concrete and how much crack repair it needs.
When can I walk and park on it?
Foot traffic is usually fine the next day. We'll give you a parking date for your exact system and the weather that week, since temperature affects cure time.
Will it be slippery when wet?
Flake floors have natural texture. Metallic and solid floors are smoother, so for wash bays, porches and ramps we can add an anti-slip additive to the topcoat.
My slab has oil stains and cracks. Can you still coat it?
Yes. Grinding removes most surface contamination, and cracks and spalls are filled and ground flush before any coating goes down.
Do I need to empty the garage?
Yes, the floor needs to be clear and the space unused until the coating cures. Ask us if you need help planning around that.
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Estimated area440square feet