FAQs

Simply call us at (877) 573 6637 and our scheduler will find the best date and time for one of our professional designers to come visit you in your garage and provide a 100% free consultation and design. Alternatively, you can fill in the FORM above or text us on (858) 258-5730.

Start with the floor…  our 3-step flooring process is beautiful and durable.  You have a choice of color, texture, and look.  Customize your garage floor to coordinate with your new cabinets and storage walls.

Prepare the area…  Our team can remove old cabinets and help you move things out of the way in preparation for your upgraded garage. Ask your designer about updating your existing garage layout. 

Next, storage…  Choose from our premium cabinet range available in five beautiful colors.  Upper cabinets come in 24” and 36” wide styles.  Base cabinets with doors come in 24” and 36” wide and drawers are available in 36” wide.  Lower cabinets can be mounted with legs or “floating” on the wall. Alternatively, fit out your garage your way with our fully customizable Monterey line – A hand-built, 100% customized solution available in your choice of color, finish, and hardware.

Finishing touches…  Choose from laminate or wood worktops.   Add wall organization – complete with accessories that hold tools, bicycles, hoses, and sporting equipment.  Finish the job with ceiling-mounted storage.  

Share your ideas with the designer during the consultation.  We have options that will make your garage an enjoyable and functional space.

It depends on the complexity of the design. The designer will listen to your project plans and offer guidance and suggestions where needed. From there, the designer will prepare your new garage design on our innovative software. Once done, you can see the new design right in front of you and make any changes on the spot!

We’ll need access to your garage.  Please move your cars out so we’ll be able to see the space and get around for accurate measurements.  Bring your creative ideas:  What is the ideal purpose of your garage? Are you looking for better organization or a more functional space for hobbies or the kids? What colors do you want for cabinets and flooring, perhaps something that goes with the rest of your home? Do you also need overhead racks?  Can we offer suggestions on tool and sporting equipment storage?

Your designer has stored the measurements and design elements of your garage upgrade.  If you want to make a change, add more cabinets or update anything prior to installation – please reach out to our customer care team as soon as you can.  We’ll update your estimate and send you a new plan for approval.  

We offer ‘epoxy’ flooring and as well as a rubber ultra durable tile system.

Our ‘epoxy’ flooring is actually an epoxy base and polyaspartic topcoat. By using a polyaspartic topcoat we can offer a much more durable product with a ‘wet look’ finish. Normally, people use epoxy for both the base and topcoat. While this offers a short-term solution, it is not designed to last in the garage environment.

Our Polyaspartic floor coating is a hybrid material that resembles polyurethane. It is known for its corrosion-resistant properties, quick drying times, and limited gas emissions after application. This type of floor is often used in laboratories, restaurants, and showrooms.  The coating usually has a clear, glossy finish. Adding color chips to the mixture creates a bold and versatile look and creates a non-slip texture.

The three-step process usually takes two to three days and includes a thorough preparation, base coat, a layer of colored flakes, and a topcoat.  If your concrete shows signs of moisture, an additional sealant may be required.

Our flooring teams are craftsmen and treat every new floor as such. Where other companies will have a ‘prep’ crew who can prepare 8 floors per day – Our preparation takes a complete day because we complete a thorough and detailed job. This extra time and care spent on preperation show through in the look & durability of our finished product.

The floor crew will start with the empty garage. They will diamond grind the cement to clean and likely scratch the surface to ensure a tight bond with the epoxy base coat.

Next, they will hand grind any stem walls and tight corners and check for any defects in your cement. Any issues are repaired before the epoxy base coat is applied to avoid any future imperfections in your new garage floor.

Because of the intensive preparation period, please ensure that EVERYTHING is moved from the garage ahead of time.

Flooring installation can take 2-3 days for our professional installers to prepare and pour your new epoxy floor.

If you have an older house, expect the process to take 3 days as a water barrier needs to be added – This isn’t the case for newer homes with an existing water barrier.

There are variations based on your location and size of pour – the general rule is 1 week to complete cure. However, the floors can generally be walked on after 12 hours and driven on after a few days.

We have over 100. Ask your designer!

The flooring crew have a large job in front of them – preparing and pouring your new floor. You can expect them to arrive around 9:00 am on each of the two/three days of your flooring install. This is an estimated arrival time!

Our flooring team will take care of your garage as you place it in our hands. Our installers use an industrial vacuum attached to the grinder to ensure a virtually dust free process. 

Our floors take about a week to fully cure.  You can walk, park, and play in your garage after a couple of days.  Be careful placing very heavy items or dragging anything across the surface of your new floor until it is fully cured.

We need to order materials for your floor installation, so please give us at least one week’s notice if you change your mind about color.  We’ll be happy to accommodate.

When you hear about polyaspartic flooring, what they are talking about is just the topcoat of the floor. A normal flooring will have 3-4 coats depending on the installer. A primer, a base coat, colored flakes, and a topcoat. Most vendors will use an epoxy base coat and topcoat because of the low cost. However, an epoxy topcoat is too soft for the typical garage environment. Each of our floors has a primer, epoxy base coat, colored flakes, and a polyaspartic topcoat.

Polyaspartic is more durable than epoxy and is the main reason we are able to offer a lifetime warranty on our floors.

We offer services for demolition, junk removal, and loading/unloading storage boxes. Ask your designer!