We're a coatings company with a painting company for a sister, so it's easy to have the door repainted while the floor cures. Steel, aluminum, fiberglass and wood doors, sprayed with the right primer and a durable exterior finish.
Our focus is concrete coatings, but the same day a floor goes in is the perfect time to fix the other thing everyone sees: a faded, chalking or peeling garage door. SwiftHand Painting has been spraying exterior finishes across Salt Lake County for years, and we bring that crew and that equipment to your garage so the door gets done right — masked, cleaned, primed and sprayed, not brushed.
Steel doors get a degreasing wash, a scuff, a bonding primer and a durable acrylic or urethane exterior topcoat. Wood doors are sanded, spot-primed and finished with paint or an exterior stain and clear. Fiberglass and aluminum doors need specific primers to hold paint, and we know which ones. We can also apply a faux wood-grain finish that turns a plain steel door into what looks like a $6,000 carriage door.
Bundle a door with your floor and we discount the door — one trip, one crew, one finished garage.
A sprayed door looks factory-finished; a brushed door looks painted.
Chalky steel, slick fiberglass and bare wood each need a different primer to hold paint. We use them.
Match the trim, contrast the body, or go bold — we'll bring samples.
Turn a steel door into the look of stained cedar for a fraction of a new door.
Door + floor in one visit saves money and hassle.
Want the whole exterior done? SwiftHand Painting handles it.
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.
Most single garage doors run $300–$700 to paint and double doors $500–$1,100, depending on size, prep and finish; faux wood-grain finishes cost more. Bundle with a floor coating for a discount. Door painting is quoted with your floor consultation.
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.
Usually yes — the door is masked and sprayed while the floor cures, or the day before. We coordinate the schedule so you're only without the garage once.
We mask hardware and glass, and paint or replace weatherstripping as needed. Hinges and tracks stay clean.
Yes, with the correct bonding primer. That's the step DIY jobs skip, which is why they peel.
Absolutely. SwiftHand Painting does interior, exterior and cabinet work across the same service area — ask for a combined quote.
Answer a few questions about the space — size, condition, the finish you like — and our instant quote tool builds a written price on the spot. It takes four to five minutes, not sixty seconds, because an accurate number beats a fast one. Prefer a person? Book a free consultation and we'll measure in person.
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.
