Garage Floor Coating Photo Album: From Damaged Floor to Beautiful Butter Pecan Floor Coating

Check out this recent Garage Makeover! When we initially met with the customer he had damaged concrete floors, that were hollow in some areas. After meeting with him, we discussed to have one of our local trustworthy preferred companies come out and look at the floor to make sure there was not structural issues prior to starting. Upon evaluation they determined that it would be safe to proceed with our polyaspartic floor coating once they holes were filled in. The client filled and repaired the holes prior to us beginning the install. We payed extra attention to these areas, properly hand sanding and grinding prior to applying the floor coat. The after pictures of the floor in our Butter Pecan floor coating look beautiful. The customer is thrilled with the results. That's the professional difference, and our floors come with a Lifetime Warranty. Contact us today!

Before Photo of Floor

The floor prior to our prep work, as you can see it has cracks and discoloration

Before Photo

The floor prior to our prep work was full of cracks, chips, holes, and discoloration.

Before Photo

Here is a close up of the floor prior to us starting.

Before Photo

Another photo illustrating the condition of the floor.

Details Matter!

While we have a professional floor grinder, small details matter. Our team goes in with a hand grinder on each job to work these smaller repaired spots, corners, by the wall, and any other places before using our large sander that is also shown in the picture. That's the Hello Garage difference!

Prepping the Floor

Here we are using our hand grinder making sure the floor is smooth and ready for the next step!

The floor is properly prepped and we are ready for the fun part!

After properly prepping the floor our team is able to apply the first layer of our 100% polyaspartic floor coating. Notice how another team member follows closely behind with the Butter Pecan flake. Once our first layer of floor coating and flake is applied we will go back thru and apply our top coat of polyaspatric.