Check for cracks, old coatings, oil, moisture signs and previous patching. Consider hot tires, road salt, dropped tools, sunlight at the door and how often vehicles use the garage.
Evaluate the slab and use
Check for cracks, old coatings, oil, moisture signs and previous patching. Consider hot tires, road salt, dropped tools, sunlight at the door and how often vehicles use the garage.
Compare the whole system
Ask about mechanical preparation, repairs, primer, base and topcoat, traction additives, cure schedule and warranty exclusions. Compare written scopes, not only a headline price or a claim that one resin is “strongest.”
Plan for downtime
Vehicles and stored items must remain off the floor through the stated cure period. Confirm when foot traffic, light items and vehicles can return; those milestones may differ by system and weather.
South Jordan use case
Winter slush and deicer tracked from local roads can make garage cleanup a priority. A coating may simplify maintenance, but it does not repair structural concrete or eliminate the need to follow the chosen system’s care instructions.
Common questions
How long does a garage coating last?
Service life varies with preparation, product, installation, traffic and maintenance. Ask for the system specification and written warranty terms.
Does a coating fix cracked concrete?
No. Cracks need assessment and appropriate repair before coating; movement can cause a repaired area or coating to show again.