Finished blue and gray flake garage floor coating in a garage with white walls

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Before and After

Garage Floors, Before and After

Our own photos from recent garage jobs. Each pair is the same garage, before the work and after it.

Bare concrete garage floor with tire marks and stains before coating — **Bare Slab to Blue and Gray Flake**Before: a plain concrete garage slab with tire marks and stains. After: the same garage with a blue and gray flake floor coating.

The same garage with a finished blue and gray flake floor coating — **Bare Slab to Blue and Gray Flake**Before: a plain concrete garage slab with tire marks and stains. After: the same garage with a blue and gray flake floor coating.

Garage slab with a worn old coating and cracks before the new coating — **Worn Old Coating to a New Flake Floor**Before: a slab worn down to the stone, with cracks and patches of an old coating still stuck to it. After: the same garage with a new gray and tan flake floor.

The same garage with a new gray and tan flake floor coating — **Worn Old Coating to a New Flake Floor**Before: a slab worn down to the stone, with cracks and patches of an old coating still stuck to it. After: the same garage with a new gray and tan flake floor.

Stained and tire marked concrete garage floor before coating — **Tire-Marked Slab to Gray Flake**Before: a stained, tire-marked slab with storage along the walls. After: a gray flake floor with a light sheen.

The same garage with a gray flake floor coating — **Tire-Marked Slab to Gray Flake**Before: a stained, tire-marked slab with storage along the walls. After: a gray flake floor with a light sheen.

Large garage with wood walls and a bare stained concrete floor — **Wood-Walled Garage, Light Gray Flake**Before: a big garage with wood walls and a bare, stained slab. After: a light gray flake floor with a glossy topcoat.

The same wood walled garage with a glossy light gray flake floor — **Wood-Walled Garage, Light Gray Flake**Before: a big garage with wood walls and a bare, stained slab. After: a light gray flake floor with a glossy topcoat.

Bare concrete garage floor with a long crack before coating — **Cracked Slab to Gray Flake**Before: a bare slab with a long crack running across it. After: a gray flake floor.

Garage slab with dark stains before coating — **Dark Stains to Gray Flake**Before: dark stains across a garage slab. After: a gray flake floor with a glossy finish.

The same garage with a glossy gray flake floor coating — **Dark Stains to Gray Flake**Before: dark stains across a garage slab. After: a gray flake floor with a glossy finish.

Worn and stained concrete floor in a large garage before coating — **Worn Slab to Light Gray Flake**Before: a large garage slab worn patchy and stained. After: a light gray flake floor across the whole garage.

The same large garage with a light gray flake floor coating — **Worn Slab to Light Gray Flake**Before: a large garage slab worn patchy and stained. After: a light gray flake floor across the whole garage.

Bare concrete slab in a garage with black painted stud walls — **Black-Walled Garage, Black and White Flake**Before: a bare slab in a garage with black stud walls. After: a black, white and gray flake floor.

The same garage with a black, white and gray flake floor coating — **Black-Walled Garage, Black and White Flake**Before: a bare slab in a garage with black stud walls. After: a black, white and gray flake floor.

Bare concrete floor in a newer garage with plastic taped over the lower walls — **Newer Garage, Gray Flake**Before: a newer garage slab, with plastic taped over the lower walls. After: the finished gray flake floor.

The same garage with a finished gray flake floor coating — **Newer Garage, Gray Flake**Before: a newer garage slab, with plastic taped over the lower walls. After: the finished gray flake floor.

Bare stained concrete garage floor with leaves before coating — **Bare Slab to Tan Flake**Before: a bare, stained slab with leaves blown in. After: the same garage with a tan and brown flake floor.

The same garage with a tan and brown flake floor coating — **Bare Slab to Tan Flake**Before: a bare, stained slab with leaves blown in. After: the same garage with a tan and brown flake floor.

How a Floor Goes Down

From Bare Slab to Finished Floor

Short clips from our own jobs: grinding, crack repair, the base coat, the flake and the finished floor. How we coat a garage floor.

1. Diamond grinding the slab

2. Grinding out cracks for repair

3. The base coat going down

4. Broadcasting the flake

5. Scraping off the loose flake

6. The finished floor

Finished Floors

Finished Garage Floors

Recent garage floors, finished and ready to use. Every one started as bare concrete. See the flake blends.

High gloss gray flake garage floor beside built in cabinets — High gloss flake beside built-in cabinets

Tan and gray flake garage floor seen from the driveway — Tan and gray flake, seen from the drive

Flake floor coating in a bright garage with two overhead doors — Flake floor in a bright two-door garage

Gray flake floor coating in a newly built garage with taped drywall — Gray flake in a newly built garage

Finished gray flake garage floor with a white entry door — Gray flake, finished and clean

Glossy gray flake garage floor with the control joints showing as clean lines — Glossy gray flake across the whole slab

Commercial Floors

A Commercial Floor, Before and After

Business floors get the same prep as a garage: grinding, crack repair and then the coating. Commercial and industrial floor coatings.

Before and after

Commercial Floor, Solid Gray Coating

Before: a large commercial space with block walls, columns and cracks marked out across the bare concrete. After: a solid gray floor coating with a high gloss.

Before

The same commercial space with a solid gray high gloss floor coating

After

A finished flake floor in a commercial shop

Metallic Epoxy

A Metallic Epoxy Floor

A metallic floor from one of our commercial jobs. More about metallic epoxy floors.

Silver and gray metallic epoxy floor in an empty commercial space with a black ceiling — Silver metallic in a commercial space

Charcoal metallic epoxy floor with light reflections — Charcoal metallic with a high gloss

Before the Work

Concrete Damage We Repair

What a lot of slabs look like when we first see them: cracks, pits, spalled joints, stains and failing old coatings. Concrete repair and resurfacing.

Cracked and stained concrete slab with bits of an old coating — Cracks and a failing old coating

Close up of a pitted concrete slab — Pitting

Spalled and broken edges along a control joint in a concrete slab — A spalled control joint

Branching open cracks in a concrete floor — Branching open cracks

Deep pitting across a concrete garage slab — Deep pitting

Chipped and spalled concrete along a garage wall — A chipped, spalled edge

Rust stains and wear on a concrete garage slab near the door — Rust stains near the door

Worn garage slab with peeling paint and cracked concrete — Peeling paint over cracked concrete

Heavily pitted and spalled concrete garage slab before repair — A pitted, spalled slab

A worn, stained slab before the work

Cracks and peeling old paint

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Otsego, MN · serving the northwest metro and the Twin Cities, about 40 miles around Otsego
Free estimates · garage floors, basements, commercial floors, polished concrete and Rubber Stone

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