Do It Once. Do It Right.
Garage Floor Coatings in Logan & Cache Valley
Durable flake systems that make your garage cleaner, brighter, and easier to maintain.
Why do garage floor coatings peel?
They peel when the coating is applied over unprofiled concrete or over an old failing finish. Steel Coated never coats over an existing floor — we grind it off with industrial diamond tooling, fill cracks, and install a 100% solids epoxy system with a polyaspartic top coat. A typical garage takes 3–4 days so each coat can cure.
- Installation time
- Typically 3–4 days from start to finish, so each coat can properly cure
- When you can park
- Customers report parking on the floor about 72 hours after completion; confirm for your install
- What drives price
- Floor square footage; Removal of an existing failed coating (grinding off old layers); Concrete condition — cracks, spalling, and moisture issues that need repair. See typical pricing.
- Warranty
- Every floor we install is backed by our Lifetime Warranty. See what’s covered.
Is This the Right Fit?
Who This System Is For
- New construction with bare concrete that needs protection from day one
- Older garages with stained, dusty, or cracked concrete
- Garages with a failed DIY kit or peeling previous coating that must be ground off
- Finished garage/gym spaces where the floor is part of the living space
Recent Work
What Garage Floor Coatings Looks Like
Real Steel Coated floors — every photo is our own work.
Why Floors Fail
Why Floors Like This Fail
Knowing why floors peel and stain is how you avoid paying twice.
Coating applied over unprofiled concrete — without industrial grinding, the coating has nothing to grip and peels within a few years
DIY water-based kits — these generally start to fade, stain, and peel within about 3 years of application
New coating layered over an old failing coating — old layers must be fully ground off with diamond tooling or the new floor inherits the old bond
Cracks and joints left unfilled show through the finished floor — we prep and fill them before coating so the surface looks smooth
The System
What We Install — And Why
100% solids epoxy base coat
Forms a permanent bond with mechanically profiled concrete — no weak, water-based products
Commercial-grade product formulated in the USA.
Vinyl color flake broadcast
Full-broadcast decorative flake layer — 15+ named blends, custom combinations, and glow-in-the-dark options
The flake system also adds slip-resistant texture.
Polyaspartic / polyurethane clear top coat
Impermeable wear layer that makes the floor easy to clean and 100% waterproof
Steel Coated Flex System
Keeps the floor water-tight so water cannot percolate beneath the coating and cause damage
Browse the flake color gallery to see named blends on real floors.
Timeline
How Long It Takes
- Installation
- Typically 3–4 days from start to finish, so each coat can properly cure
- Foot traffic
- Ask your installer — depends on system and temperature
- Vehicle traffic
- Customers report parking on the floor about 72 hours after completion; confirm for your install
Pricing
What Drives the Price
- Floor square footage
- Removal of an existing failed coating (grinding off old layers)
- Concrete condition — cracks, spalling, and moisture issues that need repair
- Add-ons like stairs, baseboards, or a custom flake blend
Every estimate is free, in person, and exact — no pressure, no games. See typical pricing.
Our Process
How We Do It
Every coating starts with the same idea: prepare the slab so the floor bonds for life. These are the first phases — photographed on a Cache Valley garage, start to finish.
01 · Profiling
We use industrial-grade grinding equipment to create a surface that the epoxy can adhere to, not just for a few years, but for life.
02 · Cleaning
We thoroughly clean the surface of dirt and other loose particles, again, to ensure that the epoxy floor binds to your surface — even the hard-to-reach corners and cracks.
03 · Prepping
Our prep step includes taping off walls, baseboards, and any places where the epoxy coating shouldn't be.
In Their Words
What Customers Say About This Work
“They did such a great job on our garage. Including the finish, the clean-up, and the floor is durable and stunning.”
“Absolute awesome floor. These guys are super professional and don't cut any corners. They have perfected the art of Epoxy floors and I wouldn't recommend anyone else. I finished my garage with the "Raven" color. Zero regrets.”
“The floor is super easy to clean and keeps the garage looking great. Each team member was very professional and they got the job done quickly. If you are thinking about coating your garage floors you need to talk with these guys.”
“We chose them because they owners are involved with the installation, they could do our floor when the weather was turning colder outside, they were available in our timeframe, and they had a loaner trailer they let us use to store our garage stuff while the floor was being worked.”
FAQ
Questions About Garage Floor Coatings
Do you cover the existing coating, or remove it?
We never coat over an existing finish. We remove old coatings with industrial-grade drum grinders and diamond tooling, which strips the failed layers while profiling the concrete so the new coating can bond correctly.
Will I see my old cracks through the new floor?
No. We have a thorough process to prep and mitigate cracks before coating — after installation you'd never know they were there.
Can you coat wooden stairs and baseboards?
Yes. We can prep and coat surfaces like wood stairs and baseboards so they match the rest of the coated space.
Get Your Free Garage Floor Coatings Estimate
Tell us about your space and we'll walk it with you, answer your questions, and give you an exact price.
Prefer to talk? Call (435) 512-1284