Two-car garage with a gray decorative flake epoxy floor coating

Cary & Wake County concrete coatings

Epoxy Flooring & Garage Coatings in Cary, NC

Durable, professionally prepared floors for garages, shops, showrooms and outdoor concrete. We grind the slab, repair the damage and install a coating system matched to how the space is actually used.

  • Decorative flake garage systems
  • 1-day polyaspartic installs available
  • Commercial & light industrial floors
  • Patios, porches and pool decks

Serving Cary, Morrisville, and surrounding Wake County communities.

Get Your Floor Priced

Tell us about the floor and we'll follow up with pricing options.

We use your details only to prepare and discuss your coating estimate.

Why a professional coating outlasts a DIY kit

Preparation first

Diamond grinding, crack repair and joint detailing so the coating bonds to sound concrete instead of sitting on a sealed surface.

Built for real use

Systems chosen to handle hot tires, road salt, oil drips, jack stands and washdowns rather than a thin roll-on paint.

Fast return to service

Polyaspartic and polyurea options let most garages go back into use quickly, with clear timelines given up front.

Easier to clean

A seamless, non-porous surface sweeps and mops clean, so dust and spills no longer soak into bare concrete.

Three-car garage finished with a tan flake polyaspartic floor coating

Garage floor coatings for Cary homes

A garage floor takes more abuse than almost any surface in the house: hot tires, dropped tools, fertilizer bags, road salt in winter and summer humidity. Bare concrete absorbs all of it, and the stains never fully wash out.

Our residential work centers on decorative flake systems. After the slab is ground and cracks are filled, a pigmented base coat goes down, vinyl flake is broadcast to refusal, and the floor is scraped and sealed with a clear topcoat — leaving a textured surface that hides imperfections and sweeps clean.

See how garage floor coatings in Cary are installed

1-day polyaspartic & polyurea systems

When a garage cannot be out of service for several days, a polyurea base with a polyaspartic topcoat is usually the answer. These coatings cure quickly across a wide temperature range, which suits North Carolina's swing from humid summers to cold snaps.

They also hold color better in sunlight than standard epoxy, so floors near an open garage door or a bright window are less likely to yellow.

Compare polyaspartic garage coatings to epoxy
Installer grinding a concrete garage slab to prepare it for coating
Auto service bay with a light gray high-gloss epoxy floor

Commercial floors that pass a wipe test

Auto shops, commercial kitchens, warehouses, veterinary clinics and showrooms all need floors that clean quickly and resist what gets spilled on them. Coating choice, film thickness and slip resistance change with the environment, and so does scheduling — most commercial work is staged in sections or off-hours to keep the business running.

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Patios, porches and pool decks

Outdoor concrete needs a different approach. Exterior slabs move with temperature, stay damp longer and take direct UV, so a standard indoor epoxy is rarely the right product. Textured decorative overlays, UV-stable topcoats and penetrating sealers each solve different problems.

We look at drainage, existing sealers and surface condition before recommending anything for a screened porch, walkway or pool surround.

Learn about outdoor concrete coatings
Backyard pool deck finished with a textured slip-resistant concrete coating

Finishes and project types

Examples of the systems and finishes we install, from bare slab preparation to finished flake floors and coated outdoor concrete.

Two-car garage with a gray decorative flake epoxy floor coating
Gray flake system in a two-car garage
Three-car garage finished with a tan flake polyaspartic floor coating
Warm flake blend in a three-car garage
Garage floor before coating with cracked concrete next to the finished flake floor
Cracked slab before coating and the finished floor
Installer grinding a concrete garage slab to prepare it for coating
Diamond grinding to open up the concrete profile
Auto service bay with a light gray high-gloss epoxy floor
High-gloss commercial floor in a service bay
Backyard pool deck finished with a textured slip-resistant concrete coating
Textured, slip-resistant pool deck coating

Epoxy flooring questions from Cary homeowners

How long does a garage floor coating take in Cary?

Most residential garages are a one- or two-day project. A 1-day polyaspartic system is ground, patched, coated and flaked in a single visit, while a traditional epoxy build usually needs an overnight cure between coats.

How soon can I park on the new floor?

It depends on the system and the weather. Fast-cure polyaspartic floors are typically walkable within hours and ready for vehicles the next day; epoxy systems generally need a longer cure before hot tires touch the surface. We give you exact return-to-service times for your floor before we start.

Can cracked or stained concrete be coated?

Usually yes. Cracks, pits and spalled edges are cut out, filled and re-profiled during preparation. Concrete with active moisture problems, heavy previous sealers or structural movement gets evaluated first so the coating is matched to the slab.

Are coated floors slippery?

A smooth, glossy coating can be slick when wet. Broadcast flake creates natural texture, and we can add an anti-slip additive to the topcoat for garages, entries, pool decks and commercial areas where water is common.

How much does epoxy garage flooring cost?

Pricing depends on square footage, the condition of the concrete, how much crack repair and grinding is required, the coating system you choose, and the finish. We quote your specific slab after seeing it rather than quoting a blanket per-foot price.

Do you coat outdoor concrete too?

Yes — patios, porches, walkways and pool decks. Exterior concrete needs UV-stable, breathable, textured products rather than a standard indoor epoxy, so the recommendation depends on exposure and the surface itself.

Get your Cary floor coating estimate

Call to talk through your slab, or send project details and we'll follow up with system options and pricing.