Simply call us at (203) 722-1515 and our scheduler will find the best date and time for one of our professional designers to come visit you in your garage and provide a 100% free consultation and design. Alternatively, you can fill in the FORM above or text us on (203) 277-1515

We’ll need access to your garage.  Please move your cars out so we’ll be able to see the space and get around for accurate measurements.  Bring your creative ideas:  What is the ideal purpose of your garage? Are you looking for better organization or a more functional space for hobbies or the kids? What colors do you want for cabinets and flooring, perhaps something that goes with the rest of your home? Do you also need overhead racks?  Can we offer suggestions on tool and sporting equipment storage?

Our flooring teams are craftsmen and treat every new floor as such. Where other companies will have a ‘prep’ crew who can prepare 8 floors per day – Our preparation takes a complete day because we complete a thorough and detailed job. This extra time and care spent on preperation show through in the look & durability of our finished product.

The floor crew will start with the empty garage. They will diamond grind the cement to clean and likely scratch the surface to ensure a tight bond with the epoxy base coat.

Next, they will hand grind any stem walls and tight corners and check for any defects in your cement. Any issues are repaired before the epoxy base coat is applied to avoid any future imperfections in your new garage floor.

Because of the intensive preparation period, please ensure that EVERYTHING is moved from the garage ahead of time.

When you hear about polyaspartic flooring, what they are talking about is just the topcoat of the floor. A normal flooring will have 3-4 coats depending on the installer. A primer, a base coat, colored flakes, and a topcoat. Most vendors will use an epoxy base coat and topcoat because of the low cost. However, an epoxy topcoat is too soft for the typical garage environment. Each of our floors has a primer, epoxy base coat, colored flakes, and a polyaspartic topcoat.

Polyaspartic is more durable than epoxy and means your floors will last a long time.

Your cabinets need very little maintenance.  You can dust them with a microfiber cloth or wipe them with a damp rag.  They don’t need anything else!

Slatwall can support up to 100 pounds per foot per panel.  Each panel is screwed directly into your garage’s wood studs, which makes them very sturdy. The accessories are made from forged steel coated with a light polymer to be able to support your biggest tools yet not mark or scratch them.