Garage Floor Coating

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Garage Floor Coating in East Texas (Polyaspartic)

Upgrade your garage, patio, or pool deck with a polyaspartic system designed for East Texas heat and daily use. We deliver quick installs, UV-stable protection, hot‑tire resistance, and easy cleaning. Serving Tyler, Whitehouse, Lindale, Bullard, Longview, and nearby communities.

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Classic blue Ford Bronco parked on light gray epoxy flake garage floor
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Finished garage floor coated with light gray and blue epoxy flake system

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Why Polyaspartic

UV-stable to resist yellowing

Traditional epoxy can yellow over time – especially in areas exposed to sunlight.

Hot-tire and chemical resistant

Hot-tire pickup can happen on floors that were installed using low-quality products or improper installation.

Quick installation in most standard garages

Most garages can be completely transformed within days.

Product Options

What We Install

We currently offer two product choices when it comes to your space. You can choose full-broadcast color flake systems – which are a popular garage choice – or quartz systems which provides a different look along with additional texture -popular in outdoor settings.

Our Process

There can be variation in the process occassionally. We customize our process when needed. In general, we follow the process outlined here: Grind and dust‑control vacuum → address cracks/missing spots as needed → moisture check when appropriate → full broadcast of flake or quartz → polyaspartic topcoat → return‑to‑use guidance.
See the full installation process.

Where We Work

We will travel within a 75 mile radius of Whitehouse, TX. If you are unsure about whether we cover your area, give us a call and we can talk through your project and options.

some of our projects

Before and After

Stained concrete garage floor with peeling coating

Failing Epoxy Floor

Garage in Lindale, TX with a failing epoxy floor that was installed by a paint contractor.

Epoxy flake floor in garage with natural light and window

New Polyaspartic Floor

New polyaspartic floor that was done using Orbit flake.

Garage floor being prepped before epoxy coating in Whitehouse, TX

Stained Garage Floor

Garage in Whitehouse, TX with red dirt and oil stains.

Garage with finished Rocky Ridge epoxy flake floor in Whitehouse TX

Updated Flake Floor

The client chose the flake color Rocky Ridge for their new polyaspartic floor.

Before — worn concrete garage floor with stains and failing coating, prepped for polyaspartic system

Failing Epoxy Floor

Garage in Tyler, TX with worn concrete and a failing coating prior to grinding and surface correction—prepped for our Cabin Fever flake polyaspartic system.

After — Cabn Fever flake polyaspartic garage floor with coated steps in Tyler, TX

New Polyaspartic Floor

Finished in Tyler, TX with a full-broadcast Cabin Fever flake and UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat; steps and landings coated for a seamless, easy-clean surface.

Before — peeling garage floor coating

Failing Floor Coating

Longview, TX garage showing peeling at the threshold and patchy wear from an older coating—ready for removal, surface correction, and a new Madras flake system.

After — Madras flake polyaspartic garage floor in Longview, TX after full mechanical prep

Updated Flake Floor

Completed in Longview, TX with a Madras full-broadcast flake polyaspartic floor for an even, hot-tire-resistant finish from wall to entry.

Frequently Asked Questions

Light foot traffic the same day; we will talk to you in detail about how long you should wait to park on your new floor based on the details of your project. Typically, you can park on it without concern a couple of days after the project is completed.

Yellowing is a common issue with traditional epoxy flooring. The product we use for the topcoat – polyaspartic – is desinged to be UV resitant and will not yellow over time.

Each project is unique, but in most situations we are able to address cracks as part of the preparation process. We use a rubberized urethane as a basecoat – it remains flexible and helps protect your new floor from having cracks show through.

No, we will not go over the top of your current DIY epoxy flooring. We remove failing coatings first in order to provide a long-lasting finished product—see Troubleshooting.

Mild cleaner and water cover most needs – see our Care Guide for more in depth instructions on maintenance.

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