Garage floor coatings in Coeur d'Alene, ID

Yes, our shop and office are in Coeur d'Alene. Call 208-500-1043 and we'll bring color samples to your garage so you can see flake and silica systems in person.

The free on-site measure is usually within a few days, and the install date is set when you accept the bid; lead time depends on the season. The coating itself is a one-day install (diamond-grind, base coat, broadcast, topcoat): walk on it in about 8 hours, park on it in about 72.

Coeur d'Alene, Hayden, Post Falls, Rathdrum, Dalton Gardens and Athol are all standard local service with no trip charge.

Yes. Our Coeur d'Alene location installs garage cabinets across North Idaho and the Spokane area: the Garage Vault and Tradesman series in 18 colors, put in by our own crews after a free design visit. If you are coating the floor too, the floor goes down first. Garage cabinets in Coeur d'Alene.

Every quote starts with a free on-site measure: we look at the slab, check for cracks and damage, and bring samples so you pick colors on your own floor. You get a fixed written price based on size, repair work, and finish, and that number doesn't move. No surprise charges, ever. Call 208-500-1043.

Yes, as long as the slab allows it. Cold slabs can lengthen the install day and the cure, so we confirm walk-on and drive-on timing, or move the date, before we start. Once the floor is down, you walk on it in about 8 hours and park on it in about 72.

Yes: the coating system is warrantied for life, in writing, on residential and commercial floors alike. That confidence comes from the chemistry: a polyurea base that flexes with the slab and a polyaspartic topcoat that is more abrasion-resistant and UV-stable than epoxy, installed by our own crews.

13 flake blends and more than 1,700 silica colors. We bring samples to your slab so you're choosing against your actual concrete and lighting, not a screen. Flake gives the classic granite look; silica reads more like stone and comes in nearly any tone you can name.

Polyaspartic is a UV-stable aliphatic topcoat that cures fast and does not yellow. In our system it seals a polyurea base coat with flake or silica broadcast into it. The finished floor is more abrasion-resistant than epoxy, flexes through freeze-thaw, and resists oil, road salt and hot-tire pickup.

Yes. Cracks from frost heave and settling are normal in North Idaho slabs. We diamond-grind the surface, rout and fill cracks and joints with polyurea, then build the coating over the repaired concrete. The finished floor hides the old damage and the flexible system keeps it from telegraphing back through.