Garage & shed floors
A garage floor you can actually clean
Stops the dust, stops the oil stains, and makes the whole shed feel twice as bright.
Garage & shed floors
Stops the dust, stops the oil stains, and makes the whole shed feel twice as bright.
Most garage slabs were never meant to be looked at. They dust up every time you sweep, they soak up whatever drips off the car, and after a few years they look tired no matter how much you scrub.
A coated floor fixes all of that at once. Spills sit on top and wipe off. The dust stops. And a light-coloured floor bounces the light around so you can actually see what you're doing under the bonnet.
Most home garages are a one or two day job. We grind the slab back first — that's the part that makes it stick — fill any cracks, then lay the floor. You'll be walking on it the next day and parking on it a couple of days after.
Plain gloss is the cheapest and looks sharp. A speckled flake finish costs a bit more, hides marks far better and gives you some grip underfoot, which is worth it if the floor ever gets wet.
Typical jobs
Single, double or triple. Neat edges and a clean line at the door.
Somewhere you can drop a spanner without chipping the floor.
Tougher than paint and made for outside.
Easy to mop, easy to keep looking good.
How it works
We turn up, look at the concrete and ask what the floor gets used for. Then you get a fixed price in writing. It costs you nothing and you're not locked into anything.
This is the bit that matters. The concrete gets ground back so the coating can grip it properly, and any cracks get filled first. Skip it and the floor peels later.
We work around you — nights and weekends if that suits better. When we're done we tell you when you can walk on it, when you can drive on it, and how to keep it looking right.
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Tough floors for sheds that run forklifts and pallet jacks all day, laid so they don't chip or lift.
Read more →Oil, fuel and coolant wipe straight off instead of soaking into the concrete and staining it.
Read more →Showrooms, cafés, salons and back-of-house — a floor that looks good and still takes a hammering.
Read more →Extra grip where floors get wet, and a thicker, harder finish where they really cop it.
Read more →Grinding, crack filling and fixing damp slabs. The part underneath that decides how long a floor lasts.
Read more →Free quote
Tell us where you are, roughly how big the floor is, and what it gets used for. We'll come out, have a look and give you a fixed price in writing — no cost and no pressure.
Not sure of the size? A single garage is around 20 m², a double is about 36 m². Near enough is fine.
Rather talk? Call 0461 256 415.