You’re tired of stained concrete that soaks up every oil drip and road salt stain. You want a garage that looks as good as the rest of your home, not something you’re embarrassed to show neighbors.
Our professional epoxy garage floor coating in New Britain, CT creates a seamless, chemical-resistant surface that actually repels stains instead of absorbing them. Spills wipe clean with a simple mop. Your garage becomes a space you’re proud of—one that adds real value to your home in New Britain’s competitive market.
No more scrubbing stubborn stains or dealing with cracked, pitted concrete. Just a beautiful, durable floor that handles everything Connecticut weather throws at it.
We’re a veteran-owned business that’s been serving New Britain and central Connecticut homeowners for years. We’re not some fly-by-night operation—we’re your neighbors, and we stand behind every floor we install.
Our team is highly trained and certified in polyurea and polyaspartic coatings, using the same commercial-grade materials trusted by businesses across Connecticut. We understand New Britain’s unique challenges: the freeze-thaw cycles, road salt damage, and humidity that can destroy cheaper coatings.
That’s why we back every residential installation with a 15-year warranty. When you choose us, you’re choosing local expertise and long-term peace of mind.
We start with proper concrete preparation—the step most DIY kits and cheap contractors skip. Your concrete gets diamond-ground to create the perfect surface for adhesion. Any cracks or imperfections get repaired before we begin.
Next comes our signature polyaspartic epoxy system. We apply a moisture-mitigating primer that bonds deep into your concrete, followed by decorative flakes if you choose them. Finally, we finish with dual polyaspartic topcoats that provide superior UV resistance and scratch protection.
The entire process typically takes just one day for most New Britain garages. You park your car on bare concrete in the morning and drive it back onto a showroom-quality floor that same evening. No week-long disruptions or multiple return visits.
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Your New Britain garage faces unique challenges that cheap coatings simply can’t handle. Connecticut’s brutal winters bring road salt that eats through inferior products. Summer heat creates tire pickup problems with low-quality epoxy. Our polyaspartic system is engineered specifically for these conditions.
We use 100% solids coatings—no water or solvents that weaken the final product. This means superior chemical resistance against gasoline, oil, antifreeze, and road salt. The polyaspartic topcoat won’t yellow under UV exposure or soften under hot tires, problems that plague traditional epoxy.
New Britain homeowners choose us because we understand local conditions. Your garage needs protection that works year-round, not just when conditions are perfect. Our system delivers that reliability, backed by real-world performance in Connecticut’s challenging climate.
Our polyaspartic epoxy system is designed to last 15-20 years with proper care, which is why we back it with a 15-year residential warranty. The key is using commercial-grade materials and proper installation.
Many New Britain homeowners have been disappointed by DIY kits that fail within 2-3 years. These products use thin, water-based formulations that can’t handle Connecticut’s freeze-thaw cycles or road salt exposure. Our 100% solids system creates a much thicker, more durable barrier that actually bonds with your concrete at the molecular level.
The polyaspartic topcoat is particularly important for longevity. Unlike traditional epoxy that can yellow and soften, polyaspartic maintains its clarity and hardness for decades, even under hot tires during New Britain’s increasingly warm summers.
Yes, we can install during Connecticut winters, but temperature and humidity conditions must be right for proper curing. Our polyaspartic system is more forgiving than traditional epoxy in cooler conditions.
The key is maintaining proper concrete temperature—typically above 50°F—and controlling humidity levels. We use professional heating equipment when necessary to create optimal conditions. Many homeowners actually prefer winter installation because it’s easier to keep cars out of the garage during colder months.
We won’t compromise on quality for convenience. If conditions aren’t right, we’ll reschedule rather than risk a poor installation. That’s why our floors last decades while rushed jobs fail within years. Our 15-year warranty depends on doing it right the first time.
The difference is like comparing house paint to automotive paint—they serve similar purposes but perform at completely different levels. DIY kits typically use water-based, low-solids formulations that create thin films prone to wear and chemical damage.
Our system uses 100% solids polyaspartic technology with no water or solvents. This creates a coating that’s 3-5 times thicker and exponentially more durable. The polyaspartic topcoat provides UV stability and chemical resistance that water-based products simply can’t match.
More importantly, we handle the surface preparation that determines long-term success. DIY kits rely on acid etching, which often provides inadequate profile for proper adhesion. We diamond-grind your concrete to create the optimal surface, then repair any defects before coating. This preparation work—which you can’t do with rental equipment—is what separates lasting installations from early failures.
Proper preparation is everything. We start by grinding the concrete surface, which removes most surface stains and contamination. Deep oil stains get treated with specialized degreasers and sometimes require mechanical removal of the affected concrete.
Cracks and spalls are repaired with high-strength patching compounds that bond permanently with your existing concrete. We don’t just fill holes—we create a uniform surface that ensures consistent coating thickness and appearance.
This preparation work is why our installations last decades while quick jobs fail. Many contractors skip these steps to save time and money, but contamination and poor preparation are the leading causes of coating failure. We’d rather spend extra time upfront than have you call with problems later. Our 15-year warranty depends on getting these fundamentals right.
We add anti-slip additives to create the right balance of safety and cleanability for Connecticut conditions. The standard finish provides excellent traction for normal walking while remaining smooth enough for easy cleaning and snow removal.
For homeowners concerned about winter conditions, we can incorporate additional texture through decorative flakes or specialized additives. The key is matching the slip resistance to your specific needs—more texture for workshops where you’re on your feet, less for spaces where you need to roll equipment.
Our polyaspartic topcoat actually provides better wet traction than many traditional epoxies because it maintains its surface texture over time. Cheaper coatings can become slick as they wear, but our system maintains consistent performance throughout its lifespan. We’ll discuss your specific safety requirements during the consultation to ensure the right solution for your family.
Maintenance is remarkably simple—regular sweeping and occasional mopping with mild soap and water. The seamless, non-porous surface means spills can’t penetrate and stain like they do with bare concrete.
For New Britain homeowners dealing with road salt and winter conditions, we recommend rinsing the floor periodically during heavy salt season. While our coating resists salt damage, removing the residue helps maintain the appearance and prevents any potential buildup.
Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that aren’t necessary and could dull the finish over time. The coating is designed to look great with minimal effort—that’s one of the main benefits of upgrading from bare concrete. Most homeowners find their coated garage stays cleaner with less work than their old concrete floor ever did.
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