Absolute Concrete Coating & Cleaning
Garages
The system that started it all — full-broadcast flake and metallic epoxy for garages that take a beating.
WHO WE SERVE
A garage floor takes more punishment than almost any slab in the house — hot tires, dropped tools, road salt, oil drips, decades of Wisconsin winters. Full-broadcast flake is our workhorse system for exactly that; metallic epoxy is there for the garage that doubles as a showroom. Either way, it starts with the same grind-patch-seal prep that makes the coating hold.
For homeowners
Garages are where we started, and it's still the job we do most — cars, bikes, tools, and seasonal gear on a floor that doesn't stain, chip, or look worn after one winter.
For facilities
Auto shops, fleet bays, and equipment garages get the same coating systems, sized for heavier traffic and the fluids a working garage sees.
WHY IT LASTS
Built to perform.
Impact & abrasion resistance
Dropped tools, rolling carts, and daily parking don't chip or wear through the layered coating system.
Chemical & stain resistance
Oil, brake fluid, and de-icing salt wipe up clean instead of soaking into the slab.
Slip-texture options
Broadcast density and aggregate are dialed to the use case — from a smooth showroom look to commercial-grade anti-slip texture.
Fast-cure polyaspartic install
Most residential garages are back in light use the next morning instead of a week-long cure wait.
Full-broadcast finish
Edge-to-edge chip coverage means no visible gaps and a consistent color through the full depth.
CHOOSE YOUR FINISH
Both systems start with the same prep.
Flake
The original — full-broadcast chip epoxy sealed with polyaspartic, built for cars, tools, and everyday garage use.
Explore the Flake System →Metallic Epoxy
For the garage that's also a showroom — the same marbled, high-gloss finish we install in basements and kitchens.
Explore the Metallic Epoxy System →THE LOOK
See the systems we install.
OUR WORK
REAL RESULTS
Bare slab to showroom floor.
One garage — a failed floor, done right.
Another contractor's coating was failing, so the homeowner called us. We stripped it, ground the slab back to bare concrete, and rebuilt the floor in silver metallic.
What our clients say
Client reviews coming soon — ask us for references in your area.
THE ABSOLUTE PROCESS
A perfect job is in the prep & application.
Grind
Diamond grinders open the concrete pores so the epoxy bonds chemically, not just mechanically.
Details
Hand grinders and edgers cut into every corner, wall line, and control joint the big planetary machine can't reach. The edges are where the craftsmanship shows.
Tape
Every baseboard, wall, and transition is masked so the coating stops in a crisp, deliberate line — no overspray, no slop.
Pour
Epoxy base coat goes down, then the flake or metallic system is applied to ensure everything cures together.
Seal
A topcoat of clear polyaspartic seals the floor hard — UV-stable, chemical-resistant, traffic-ready.
Happy Customer
The tape comes off, the door goes up, and you park on a floor built to be shown off. All warranty and aftercare information is given at the completion of the job.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Answers before you ask.
How long until I can park in the garage?
We'll walk you through the exact timing based on your floor size and the day's temperature when we quote the job — most residential garages are back in light use well within a day or two.
Can you coat a garage in cold Wisconsin winters?
Yes, with the right product and conditions — we use polyaspartic systems that tolerate lower temperatures and can bring in temporary heat when needed. Tell us where you are and we'll be straight about the timing.
Flake or metallic for a garage?
Flake is the workhorse choice for daily use and heavy traffic; metallic is the pick if you want the garage to double as a showroom. We'll help you decide when we quote the job.
Do you coat multi-car and fleet garages?
Yes — residential multi-bay garages and commercial fleet or equipment bays both get the same systems, sized to the traffic and square footage.
What does long-term care look like?
Day-to-day, a dust mop or leaf blower handles debris and a damp mop with a pH-neutral cleaner handles spills. We'll cover the specifics for your finish at the end of the job.
Get your free quote.
Tell us about your garage. We'll get you a fast, honest number — no pressure, no runaround.