Serving Florida’s Space Coast

Your garage floor price. On screen. Right now.

Pick your size, pick your flake, watch the floor change and the number land. No salesman in your driveway. No two-hour pitch. Same number today as next week.

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Your budget range

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What are we coating?
Size
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Building, or just moved in? The lanai, patio and driveway are one crew day, one mobilization and one cure window if you do them with the garage — and more square footage moves the whole project to a better rate.

Coming back for the lanai next year means paying to bring the crew out twice.

System

Estimated project budget

$2,100 – $2,500
420 sq ft · Signature Flake
$5.00 – $6.00 per sq ft installed

We price it. A licensed installer does the work. One contractor for your ZIP — not five. We never sell your information, and you’ll know exactly who’s coming before you sign anything.

Who’s this build for?

First name is enough to get started.

Takes about 30 seconds. We never sell your information.

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Your build is on hold

We’ve saved it under your name. The exact number and an install window are on the way to your email and phone. Here’s your build:

Your build

$2,300
420 sq ft · Signature Flake · Domino

One more thing — send us 4 photos We can’t lock your price until we’ve seen the slab. Takes a minute, and it’s what lets us price it without an appointment.
  1. 1
    Wide shotStand at the opening, get the whole floor in frame.
  2. 2
    The floor itselfStraight down from about waist height. Show cracks, stains, pitting.
  3. 3
    Where the wall meets the floorThe joint all the way along one side. This is where moisture shows.
  4. 4
    The apronThe slab just outside the door, where it meets the driveway.

Phone camera is fine. Don’t clean or move anything first — we’d rather see it as it is.

Pick your floor. Watch it change.

Every blend is a full broadcast — flake goes down to refusal, then gets locked under a UV-stable topcoat. Tap a color above and the floor updates live.

Three steps. Zero home visits.

The whole thing runs remote until the crew shows up to grind. That’s not a shortcut — it’s why you get a straight number instead of a pressure close.

STEP 01

Get your number

Size, system, flake color. The range on this page is real pricing, not a teaser. If your slab is standard, your final number lands inside it.

STEP 02

We pin down the square footage

We start with your county’s property records. Where those are good we send you the number and you just confirm it. Where they aren’t — newer builds, detached garages, and almost any patio or driveway — we’ll walk you through a two-minute measure-up or come do it ourselves.

STEP 03

Approve and book

Fixed written quote, color locked, install date on the calendar. The crew is in and out in a single day — then the coating cures.

What’s actually going on your floor

Four layers, and the one that decides whether it lasts is the one you never see. Tap any layer.

CONCRETE SLAB

What would move your number

The range you saw is real pricing for a normal slab. Here’s everything that pushes it either way, so nothing on your written quote is a surprise.

Brings it down
  • A bigger floorRate drops as square footage goes up — setup and mobilization cost the same whether we coat 300 feet or 900. A 3-car garage prices a full dollar per foot under a 1-car.
  • More than one area at onceGarage plus the patio on the same visit is one crew, one grinder, one setup. Two separate trips cost noticeably more than doing both together.
  • Flexible on the dateIf you can take whatever day has a gap in the schedule instead of naming one, that’s worth something and we’ll pass it on.
  • Going in with a neighborTwo houses on the same street, same week — one material order, one mobilization. It genuinely costs us less and the quote shows it.
Adds to it
  • Taking off an old coatingThis is the big one. A failed epoxy job or a DIY kit has to be ground completely off before anything new goes down, and that’s slow, dusty work. Budget an extra $1–2 per square foot — we’ll tell you exactly once we see photos.
  • Slab that needs real repairHairline cracks and normal pitting are included. Structural cracks, spalling, or a section that’s heaved get priced as repair before coating.
  • Moisture coming up through the slabSome slabs push moisture from below and no coating sticks to that without mitigation first. We test rather than guess — and if it fails we’ll tell you not to coat it yet.
  • A custom color blendOur standard blends are stocked. A custom mix is ordered special with minimum quantities, so it costs more and adds about a week.
  • Small areasA short walkway still needs a full grinder, a full setup and the same materials run. Below roughly 300 square feet the minimum applies rather than the per-foot rate.
  • Awkward accessNo power or water on site, a gate the trailer won’t clear, or a long carry from the truck all add crew hours.
  • Steps, columns and cove baseAnything vertical is hand work. It looks sharp and it isn’t priced per square foot.
Never an upcharge: diamond grinding the full slab, hairline crack and pit filling, full flake broadcast to refusal, UV-stable topcoat, and cleanup and haul-away. Those are in every quote we write — there is no version of this where the prep gets skipped to hit a number.

Get the number first.

Then we talk — with your price already in front of you. Four minutes instead of two hours, and nobody sits in your kitchen.

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