How Much Does a Garage Floor Coating Cost?
Most two-car garages range from about $2,300 to $3,200 for our Flake Floor System, installed over diamond-ground concrete. Larger garages and removing an old coating cost more.
Your exact price comes from a free on-site estimate. Here is what moves the number up or down, and what you're paying for.
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What You Get for the Price
Most two-car garages range from about $2,300 to $3,200. That price is for a complete Flake Floor System, not a coat of paint:
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Diamond grinding so the new floor can bond
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Routine crack repair, at no extra charge
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Steps, landings, garage entries and drains, which are usually included in the garage price
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Epoxy base coat
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Full broadcast of decorative flake in the color blend you choose
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Polyaspartic topcoat
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Our 5-Year Residential Workmanship Warranty
How the Flake Floor System is installed
What Changes the Price of a Garage Floor
Garage size
The range above covers most two-car garages. Three-car garages, oversized bays, shops and long garages with extra areas take more material and more time, so they cost more.
Slab condition, cracks & repairs
Routine crack repair is included in the price. We fill cracks and fix damaged sections before anything gets coated. If a slab has major damage, we discuss it with you at the estimate, so it's covered before any work starts.
Removing an old or failing coating
A peeling or worn-out coating has to come off before a new floor goes down. Removing an old coating costs more than coating bare concrete.
Travel distance
Our crew works from our shop in Linn, and final pricing reflects travel distance.
Stem walls
Many garages have a short concrete wall along the edges of the floor. Stem walls are typically priced as an add-on.
Add-ons & extra areas
Steps, landings, garage entries and drains are usually included in the garage price. Adding more space to the same job, such as an adjoining garage, a shop area or a basement, changes the price. Basements and finished interiors are typically priced higher than a standard garage flake floor.
Damaged concrete like this is repaired before coating.
A flake garage floor with coated stem walls.
Why Some Garage Floor Quotes Are Much Lower
When one quote comes in far below the others, the difference is usually in steps you can't see once the floor is down. Here's what lower-priced quotes often leave out, and what we do instead.
Prep
Lower-priced quotes often: skip grinding and roll the coating onto concrete that has only been cleaned.
Our Flake Floor System: diamond grinding on every floor, so the base coat bonds to sound concrete.
Coating thickness
Lower-priced quotes often: use a single thin coat.
Our Flake Floor System: an epoxy base coat, a full flake broadcast and a separate polyaspartic topcoat.
Flake
Lower-priced quotes often: scatter a light sprinkle of flake.
Our Flake Floor System: a full broadcast of flake across the entire floor.
Repairs
Lower-priced quotes often: coat right over cracks and damaged sections.
Our Flake Floor System: cracks filled and damaged sections fixed before anything gets coated.
Warranty
Lower-priced quotes often: offer no written workmanship warranty.
Our Flake Floor System: a 5-Year Residential Workmanship Warranty. If the coating peels or delaminates due to our installation, we will repair it at no charge.
When you compare quotes, ask each contractor how they prep the concrete, how many coats go down, whether the flake is a full broadcast, how cracks are handled and what the warranty covers in writing.
What Customers Say About Price and Value
★★★★★ "The price was very competitive and the work was actually completed a day early."
— Jerry T. · Google review
★★★★★ "He was on time, put down a floor that is beautiful, cleaned up meticulously and was reasonably priced. What a difference it made in our garage."
— Kathy L. · Google review
★★★★★ "Our garage was over 30 years old and had a lot of stains and damage... It's so nice to go into the garage and see how bright it is! ... Even my reluctant husband likes it!"
— Margaret L. · Google review
Backed by Our 5-Year Residential Workmanship Warranty
5-Year Residential Workmanship Warranty
Residential flake floor installations carry our 5-Year Residential Workmanship Warranty. If the coating peels or delaminates due to our installation, we will repair it at no charge.
• Commercial work: standard 1-year warranty.
• Metallic and overlay floors: ask us about terms.
What's not covered:
This is our workmanship promise, not a manufacturer warranty. It does not cover hot-tire pickup from soft aftermarket tires, impact or heavy point-load damage, abuse or harsh cleaning chemicals, slab moisture or movement we flagged in writing, or anything altered after install.
How to Get an Accurate Price
01 Contact us
Call 573-378-0332 or send the form with your town and a short description of the garage.
02 Free on-site estimate
We look at the size of the space, the condition of the concrete, any existing coating, and anything you want added, such as stem walls.
03 Detailed written quote
You get a free, detailed estimate in writing, sent by text or email.
04 Installation
Most garage installations take 2 days. The floor is ready for foot traffic the next day, furniture and stored items can go back in 2–3 days after install, and vehicles can park on it after 3 days. We install indoors year-round.
We serve Jefferson City, Columbia, the Lake of the Ozarks and the greater Mid-Missouri area from our shop in Linn.
Garage Floor Cost Questions
How much does it cost to coat a two-car garage floor?
Most two-car garages range from about $2,300 to $3,200 for our Flake Floor System, installed over diamond-ground concrete. Larger garages and removing an old coating cost more, and the estimate is free.
Does a three-car garage cost more?
Yes. Larger garages take more material and more time, so a three-car or oversized garage costs more than the two-car range. We give you an exact price after we see the space.
How much more does it cost to remove an old epoxy coating?
Removing an old coating costs more than coating bare concrete. We look at the existing floor during your free estimate and include removal in your written quote.
Do cracks or concrete damage change the price?
Routine crack repair is included in the price, at no extra charge. If a slab has major damage, we discuss it with you at the estimate.
Do you charge more for travel?
Final pricing depends on garage size, slab condition and travel distance. Our shop is in Linn, MO, and we serve Jefferson City, Columbia, the Lake of the Ozarks and the greater Mid-Missouri area.
Is coating the stem walls extra?
Stem walls are typically priced as an add-on. Steps, landings, garage entries and drains are usually included in the garage price.
Why are some garage floor quotes so much lower?
Lower-priced quotes often skip diamond grinding, use a single thin coat, coat over cracks, or come without a written workmanship warranty. Our Flake Floor System goes over diamond-ground concrete with an epoxy base coat, a full flake broadcast and a polyaspartic topcoat, and residential flake floors carry our 5-Year Residential Workmanship Warranty.
Are basements priced the same as garages?
No. Basements and finished interiors are typically priced higher than a standard garage flake floor.
Is the estimate free?
Yes. We assess your concrete on site and send you a free, detailed estimate in writing by text or email. Call 573-378-0332 or use our contact form to set one up.