Epoxy Garage Floors in Baldwin Park

Step one: deal with the history

Decades-old garage floors have layers of history: paint from a past owner, oil soaked deep, cracks that have been patched before, and sometimes a broken edge at the door. We start by grinding all of that off. Where the concrete is chipped or low, we rebuild it with a repair mortar and grind it smooth.

Step two: the coating system

A primer soaks into the freshly ground concrete. Then we roll a colored body coat. Most people choose to add colored chips, which also hide the patches. A clear topcoat locks it all in.

Why it matters for older homes

Bare concrete keeps shedding dust and absorbing spills. In a detached garage used as a workshop, a sealed floor keeps sawdust and grease from soaking in. In an attached garage, it keeps tracked-in dust out of the house.

Safety during grinding

Grinding concrete releases crystalline silica dust. Our grinders connect directly to dust extractors, following practices described by OSHA's silica guidance.

How price is set

• Square footage
• Old paint or coating removal
• Amount of crack and edge repair
• Choice of epoxy or polyaspartic topcoat