The comparisons, cost numbers and honest opinions we'd want before spending a few thousand dollars on a floor. No sales copy — we install both sides of every comparison.
We install both, so we don't need to sell you one. Here's how they actually differ on a slab that sees road salt in January and 100° tires in July — and the one place epoxy still wins.
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You searched for epoxy because it's the word everyone knows. What you actually want is a floor that doesn't peel, yellow or take a week to cure. That floor is a polyurea/polyaspartic system, and it costs the same.
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One franchise sells 'polyurea,' another sells '100% polyaspartic,' a third calls it all epoxy. They're closer than the marketing suggests, and the best floor uses both. Here's how to read what you're being quoted.
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Most northern Utah garage floors cost $1,800–$4,500 installed. Here's what moves the number, what a suspiciously low quote is skipping, and how to get an exact price for your slab in about five minutes.
Learn more →A $150 kit and a Saturday, or a $3,000 professional floor? We've ground off enough DIY floors to know how it usually ends — but we'll also tell you when the kit is the right call.
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One-day installs are real — polyaspartic makes them possible, and most of ours are. But 'one day' is a sales line as often as a schedule, and it's used to justify skipping the steps that make a floor last. Here's the honest version.
Learn more →A professionally installed polyaspartic floor should outlast your car, your water heater and probably your next two houses. A DIY kit lasts about as long as the receipt. Here's what the difference comes down to.
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Three quotes, three different totals, three different vocabularies. Here's a line-by-line way to compare them, and the questions that separate an installer from a sales territory.
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The words on a coating quote, defined so you can compare bids without a chemistry degree.
Learn more →Polyaspartic garage floor coatings install through Utah winters — even in Park City and Heber. What changes in cold weather, why winter is a smart time to book, and the one situation we wait on.
Learn more →UDOT's magnesium chloride brine and rock salt ride home on your tires and eat bare concrete. How the damage happens, how to spot it early, and how to stop it.
Learn more →Four bare rectangles under your tires? Here's the physics of hot-tire pickup, why it happens to DIY and acid-etched floors, and why polyaspartic on ground concrete doesn't do it.
Learn more →Spring runoff, irrigation and a high water table push vapor through Utah slabs. How we test for moisture, what the numbers mean, and how the right primer keeps a coating from bubbling.
Learn more →Builders in Lehi, Eagle Mountain, Herriman, Syracuse and across northern Utah pour bare slabs. Why the week before move-in is the cheapest, easiest time to coat, and what to check on a new slab first.
Learn more →The full maintenance program for a polyaspartic garage floor: what to use, what to avoid, winter slush, oil spots, and the one thing that will scratch it.
Learn more →Get an instant online price in a few minutes, or book a free in-person consultation. No pressure, no sleazy sales pitch — just a written price.
