Your garage floor takes a beating. Oil stains, hot tires, dropped tools, and years of dirt grinding into that concrete. Most coatings crack, peel, or yellow within a few years.
Not ours. You get a polyaspartic coating that bonds chemically to your concrete and stays flexible enough to handle whatever your garage throws at it. No more worrying about hot tire pickup or stains soaking in.
The result? A floor that looks showroom-quality and stays that way for decades, not just months.
We’re a veteran-owned business that’s been transforming Connecticut garages with professional-grade coatings for years. We’re not the guys who show up with a bucket and a brush.
We use industrial equipment, certified installation processes, and materials designed for commercial applications. That means your residential garage gets the same durability they use in manufacturing plants and auto dealerships.
Northford homeowners trust us because we do what we say we’ll do, when we say we’ll do it. No surprises, no shortcuts, no excuses.
First, we diamond-grind your concrete to create the proper surface profile. This isn’t optional – it’s what makes the coating actually stick for decades instead of peeling off in a few years.
Next, we repair any cracks and apply a moisture-blocking primer. Then comes the polyaspartic base coat with decorative flakes if you want them. Finally, we seal everything with a crystal-clear topcoat that’s harder than your concrete underneath.
The whole process happens in one day. You can walk on it in a few hours and park on it tomorrow. No week-long cure times, no toxic fumes, no disruption to your routine.
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This isn’t just paint. You’re getting a polyaspartic coating system that outperforms traditional epoxy in every category that matters. UV resistance means no yellowing from sunlight. Chemical resistance means oil and gas won’t stain it. Flexibility means no cracking when temperatures change.
In Northford’s climate, that flexibility matters. Connecticut winters and summers put stress on rigid coatings, but polyaspartic moves with your concrete instead of fighting it.
You also get color options that actually stay vibrant, anti-slip additives for safety, and a finish that makes cleanup as simple as hosing it down. It’s engineered for homeowners who want their garage to work as hard as they do.
A professionally installed polyaspartic coating typically lasts 15-20 years or more in Connecticut’s climate. Unlike epoxy that can start peeling or yellowing within 2-3 years, polyaspartic is designed for long-term durability.
The key is proper installation. We diamond-grind the concrete to create mechanical adhesion, use moisture-blocking primers, and apply industrial-grade materials. Connecticut’s freeze-thaw cycles don’t affect polyaspartic the way they damage rigid epoxy coatings.
Your biggest maintenance task will be occasional sweeping. The coating resists stains, chemicals, and UV damage, so it maintains its appearance without constant upkeep or recoating every few years.
Polyaspartic cures in hours instead of days, doesn’t yellow from sunlight, and stays flexible instead of becoming brittle. Most homeowners choose it because it solves the main problems with epoxy.
Epoxy can look great initially, but Connecticut’s sun exposure causes yellowing and fading. Hot tires can literally pull epoxy off your concrete. Polyaspartic bonds chemically and resists hot tire pickup because it stays slightly flexible.
Installation is faster too. With epoxy, you’re looking at multiple days of cure time and strong odors. Polyaspartic has virtually no odor, cures quickly, and you can park on it the next day. It costs more upfront but eliminates the need for replacement every few years.
Yes, polyaspartic can be installed year-round in Connecticut, even in winter temperatures. Unlike epoxy that requires specific temperature and humidity conditions, polyaspartic performs well in cold weather.
We use specialized cold-weather formulations that cure properly even when your garage is below 40 degrees. This gives you flexibility to upgrade your floor when it’s convenient for you, not just during perfect spring weather.
The installation process generates some heat during curing, and we control the environment to ensure proper adhesion. Winter installation also means you’re ready for spring projects and summer entertaining without waiting for scheduling during busy season.
Proper preparation is everything. We diamond-grind the entire surface to remove any existing coatings, stains, and create the right surface profile for adhesion. This mechanical preparation is what separates professional installation from DIY failures.
Next, we vacuum all dust with industrial equipment and repair any cracks or damaged areas. Then we apply a moisture-blocking primer that prevents future peeling. Each step has to be done right because the coating is only as good as what’s underneath it.
Many companies skip steps to save time, but proper preparation takes most of the day. It’s why our coatings last decades while cheaper installations start failing within months. You’re paying for the process, not just the materials.
Minimal maintenance – that’s the point. Regular sweeping to remove dirt and debris, occasional mopping with mild soap and water, and that’s about it. The non-porous surface doesn’t absorb stains or harbor bacteria.
Oil spills, antifreeze, and other garage chemicals just sit on the surface until you wipe them up. No scrubbing with harsh cleaners or worrying about permanent stains. You can even hose it down if your garage has a drain.
The coating doesn’t require waxing, resealing, or special treatments. UV resistance means the color stays vibrant without fading. After 10-15 years, you might want to add a fresh topcoat, but that’s optional maintenance, not required repair work like you get with cheaper coatings.
Professional polyaspartic installation typically runs $7-12 per square foot, depending on your garage size, current condition, and finish options. A standard two-car garage usually falls between $1,500-3,000 for complete installation.
That includes surface preparation, crack repair, primer, base coat, decorative flakes if desired, and topcoat. We provide detailed written estimates so you know exactly what you’re getting. No hidden fees or surprise charges after we start.
Yes, it costs more than DIY epoxy kits, but it also lasts 5-10 times longer and looks professional from day one. When you factor in the time, hassle, and inevitable replacement costs of cheaper options, professional installation pays for itself. We offer financing options to make it work with your budget.
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