Most residential garage floors take 2-3 days from start to finish. Day one is surface preparation and priming, day two is the epoxy application, and day three (if needed) is the top coat. We recommend waiting 5-7 days before parking vehicles or placing heavy items on the floor to allow full curing.

Temperature is critical for proper epoxy curing. We typically install from April through October when conditions are optimal. For winter projects, we can use specialty fast-cure products or provide temporary heating, but we'll always advise you on the best timing for your project.

Costs vary based on square footage, current floor condition, and the system you choose. Most residential garages (400-600 sq ft) range from $3-$12 per square foot depending on the coating system. We provide free, detailed quotes with no obligation.

Absolutely. While garage floor paint may cost less initially, it typically lasts only 1-2 years and doesn't provide chemical resistance or durability. Professional epoxy creates a thick, bonded surface that lasts 15-20+ years, making it far more cost-effective long-term.

We repair cracks and damaged areas as part of our preparation process. Small cracks are filled and ground smooth, while larger structural issues are assessed and repaired with appropriate methods. We'll always be honest about what can be fixed and what might be a concern.

Maintenance is simple: sweep regularly and mop with a mild cleaner as needed. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubbers. For garages, we recommend placing mats under vehicles during winter to catch salt and snow. With proper care, your floor will look great for decades.