The best-looking coated floor is the one you can actually see. Wall cabinets, slatwall and overhead racks installed with your floor put the bikes, bins and tools up off the concrete and keep the garage looking finished.
Ask anyone who's had a floor coated: the first thing they do is look at all the stuff they don't want back on it. Storage is the natural second half of the project — wall-hung cabinets so nothing sits on the floor, slatwall for bikes, skis and tools, and overhead racks for the bins that only come down twice a year.
We install storage after the floor cures so there's no drilling into wet resin, and we hang cabinets off the wall so the floor beneath stays seamless and easy to sweep. Skis, snowboards, bikes and camp gear — the standard Utah garage inventory — all have a spot.
Storage is an add-on, not our core business, and we say so. If you want a full custom garage design, we'll tell you who to call. If you want cabinets, slatwall and racks that get everything off a beautiful floor at a fair price, we've got you.
Wall-hung cabinets keep the floor clear and easy to clean.
Slatwall hooks and racks built for the Wasatch gear closet.
Ceiling-mounted platforms for bins, coolers and holiday décor.
A bench, tool wall and lighting for the tinkerer.
Floor and storage scheduled together, one clean handoff.
We do storage well; we don't pretend to be a custom-garage designer.
Every SwiftHand floor follows the same sequence. Skipping a step is how coatings fail, so we don't.
Measure the space, check the slab for moisture and old coatings, pick a finish. You get a written price — online in minutes or in person.
We grind the concrete with dust-controlled diamond grinders to open the pores. Never acid etching, which is why our floors don't peel.
Cracks, pits, spalls and control joints are filled with polyurea joint filler and mender, then ground flush. Moisture is tested before anything goes down.
A pigmented polyurea/polyaspartic base coat is rolled on and wets into the ground concrete for a mechanical bond.
Vinyl flake is broadcast to full rejection (or metallic, quartz or solid color applied), then scraped smooth once set.
A clear polyaspartic topcoat locks it all in — chemical, UV and hot-tire resistant. Walk on it that evening; park on it in about 48 hours.
Slatwall runs roughly $15–$25 per square foot installed; overhead racks $400–$900 each; cabinet packages from about $2,500 depending on size and material. Quoted alongside your floor for a bundle price.
Financing: 0% APR for up to 12 months and $0 down through Wisetack on approved credit — a $3,000 floor is $250 a month, interest-free. Financing details.
Representative photos of the systems on this page. Photos of SwiftHand projects are added as jobs complete.
After — usually a few days later once the floor is fully cured. Cabinets hang off the wall so the floor beneath stays seamless.
Yes. We'll move them out for the floor and re-hang them on the wall afterward if they're wall-mounted; floor-standing units go back on leveling feet.
Yes. PVC or aluminum slatwall screwed into studs holds bikes, ski racks and tool hooks easily.
We keep to cabinets, slatwall and racks. For a full custom build-out we'll happily refer you.
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