The difference between a floor that lasts and one that peels is in the prep. Here's exactly how Specialty Poxy installs a coating built to hold for good.
Peeling, bubbling and hot-tire lift almost always trace back to one thing: a coating that never truly bonded to the concrete. Roll-on DIY kits and acid-etching simply don't open the slab enough.
We mechanically prepare every floor with diamond grinding, then build a layered system tuned to your slab and how you use the space. That's why we can stand behind a lifetime warranty against adhesion failure on garage floors.
We visit your space, measure the slab, review flake colors and product options, and hand you a clear written quote — no pressure.
We mechanically grind the concrete to remove old coatings and laitance and open the surface, creating the profile the coating needs to lock in.
Cracks, chips, spalls and pitting are filled and re-profiled so the finished floor is smooth, sound and seamless.
We apply the epoxy or poly-urea base coat — the durable body layer that adheres to the freshly ground slab.
Traction flakes are hand-broadcast to full refusal for even coverage, then the excess is reclaimed and the surface is scraped smooth.
We seal it all in with a high-strength, UV-stable clear poly-aspartic top coat that resists scratches, hot tires and yellowing.
What to expect — and how to prepare your space — in the days before your installation.
Learn moreHow long installation takes and when you can walk and park on your new floor.
Learn moreEpoxy vs. poly-urea vs. poly-aspartic — what each one does and where we use it.
Learn moreOnce you've chosen a traction flake blend, the rest is on us. Try our interactive Color Studio to preview blends on a full garage floor before your consultation.
Open the Color StudioReady to trade a dusty slab for a floor that lasts? Get a free, no-obligation quote and we'll walk you through every step.