Polyaspartic flake
Fast cure, UV stable and generally more cold-tolerant. A strong match for big attached garages and shoulder-season jobs.
Learn moreMany Avon homes have large attached garages that deserve better than bare concrete. We install durable flake and polyaspartic floors that handle Avon Mountain winters, keep salt from soaking in and make the garage feel like part of the house.
Get a Free QuoteAvon sits in the Farmington Valley, with the Farmington River running through town and Avon Mountain rising to the east. Route 44 and Route 10 carry most of the traffic, and both see plenty of salt and brine through the winter. Residential neighborhoods are spread across the hills and valley floor, and a large share of homes have attached two- or three-car garages.
Larger garages mean more floor area exposed to winter runoff. Cars that climb hilly roads and long driveways bring in a lot of slush, and that meltwater spreads across the slab. Bare concrete absorbs it, and over a few seasons you see white salt rings, pitting, and stains that do not scrub out.
The right system depends on your slab, schedule and how you use the space.
Fast cure, UV stable and generally more cold-tolerant. A strong match for big attached garages and shoulder-season jobs.
Learn moreA tough, textured floor at a lower per-foot cost, best installed when slab temperatures are warm.
Learn moreA glossy, decorative finish for a finished basement, home gym or showcase space.
Learn moreEven newer slabs need diamond grinding so the coating can bond, and many have a smooth top layer or old sealer that has to come off. We also fill cracks, repair any pitting by the doors and check for moisture. See our floor prep page and the full installation process.
As an estimate, polyaspartic flake typically runs $6 to $10 per square foot and flake epoxy $5 to $9. A two-car garage of about 400 to 480 square feet generally falls around $2,500 to $4,800, and three-car garages scale up with size. Our garage floor epoxy cost page breaks it down, and a free quote gets you a number for your garage.
For large attached garages, many homeowners choose a polyaspartic flake system. It cures fast, is generally more tolerant of cooler temperatures than epoxy, and is UV stable, so it typically resists yellowing near open doors. Flake epoxy is a durable, lower-cost alternative when the job can be scheduled in warm weather. We help you weigh both.
Flake blends come in many colors, from light grays and tans to darker mixes. Many Avon homeowners pick a neutral blend that complements cabinets or trim, while others want contrast. We bring physical samples to the quote so you can see how each looks in your garage light before deciding.
We typically need access to standard power for grinding equipment and lighting, and a water source is helpful for cleanup. We will confirm exactly what is needed when we visit for the quote. You do not need to be home the whole time, but someone should be available at the start and end of the job.
We also cover the neighboring Farmington Valley towns.
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