Flake epoxy
Textured, durable and good at hiding imperfections. A practical choice for everyday garages when the install can happen in warm weather.
Learn moreGarage Floor Epoxy in Farmington, CT
From Unionville to the neighborhoods near Farmington center, we coat garage floors that deal with Route 4 and I-84 salt every winter. Expect a careful prep job and a coating chosen for your slab, not a one-size-fits-all kit.
Get a Free QuoteFarmington garages at a glance
Farmington mixes a historic town center along the Farmington River with the village of Unionville, newer residential neighborhoods and a busy commercial corridor near I-84 and Westfarms. Homes range from older colonials, some with detached garages, to newer houses with attached two- and three-car garages.
The common thread is winter. Route 4, Route 10 and I-84 are heavily treated with salt and brine, and every trip home puts more of it on the garage floor. Bare concrete absorbs it, and over a few seasons the surface starts to pit and flake. We see the same pattern on slabs of every age.
Coating options for Farmington homes
We match the system to the floor and the season.
Polyaspartic
Fast-curing and generally more cold-tolerant. Many attached-garage jobs can be finished in about a day.
Learn moreRepair & prep
Grinding, crack and spall repair and moisture checks so the coating bonds to sound concrete.
Learn moreIs it slippery?
A full broadcast flake floor has texture built in, so it generally gives better grip than a smooth, glossy finish. For garages where people walk in with wet boots, we can add an anti-slip additive to the topcoat. Read more in is an epoxy garage floor slippery?
What Farmington homeowners typically pay
As an estimate, a typical two-car garage (roughly 400 to 480 square feet) generally runs $2,500 to $4,800 depending on the system and slab condition. Per square foot, flake epoxy typically runs $5 to $9 and polyaspartic flake $6 to $10, with heavy repair adding about $1 to $3. See the full cost breakdown or get a free quote for your floor.
Farmington garage floor coating FAQ
Do you serve Unionville as well as Farmington?
Yes. Unionville is a village within the town of Farmington, and we coat garage floors there and throughout the rest of town. Homes in and around Unionville include some older properties with detached garages, which may need more slab repair, along with newer neighborhoods that typically have attached two-car garages.
Will a coating hold up to heavy salt from Route 4 and I-84?
A sealed coating holds up far better than bare concrete. Salt brine damages concrete by soaking into it, and a properly installed flake or polyaspartic floor keeps it on the surface. You still want to rinse or squeegee it out regularly in winter, but the slab underneath stays protected and the floor cleans up easily.
How long does the whole project take?
Most garage floors take one to two days of work. A polyaspartic system on a slab in good shape can often be done in a day. Epoxy systems generally need more cure time between coats and before parking. Heavier repairs add time. We give you a clear schedule, including when cars can come back in, before we start.
Nearby areas we serve
We work throughout the Farmington Valley and nearby towns.
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