
A garage floor that looks incredible —and outlasts the slab.
Transform stained, cracked or dusty concrete into a glossy, easy-to-clean flake epoxy floor that handles Wisconsin winters, hot tires, oil, and anything you can throw at it.
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The Problem
Tired of dealing with your garage?
- Oil stains, tire marks and dusty concrete you can't keep clean
- Cracks and pitting spreading every freeze-thaw cycle
- Salt damage from winter slush eating away at the surface
- Cheap DIY kits that peel within a season
The M&R Result
A floor you'll love for 20+ years.
- Showroom-quality flake floor in your choice of color blends
- Hot-tire, salt and chemical resistant — built for Wisconsin
- Easy mop-and-go cleaning, no more dust or stains
- Installed in 1–2 days, drive on it in 48 hours
Why epoxy for your garage
Built specifically for garage performance.
Hot-tire proof
Polyaspartic top coat won't peel or lift from hot tires like cheap epoxy.
Salt & winter ready
Resists road salt, brine and freeze-thaw damage that destroys plain concrete.
10-year warranty
Backed by our written warranty covering peeling, delamination and hot-tire pickup.
Premium finish
Full-broadcast vinyl chips create a deep, decorative finish that turns heads.
Recent Projects
Real garage transformations.
A look at recent garage projects across Green Bay and Northeast Wisconsin.
Specs
The technical stuff.
Every garage we install is engineered for Wisconsin conditions and built to outlast the slab beneath it.
- System
- Flake epoxy + polyaspartic top coat
- Install time
- 1–2 days
- Walk on
- 24 hours
- Drive on
- 48 hours
- Lifespan
- 20+ years
- Warranty
- 10-Year Warranty
- Pricing
- Typically $4–$8/sq ft
Garage Reviews
What garage customers say.
"Our garage floor was cracked and stained for years. M&R ground it down, fixed everything and laid a flake floor that looks like a showroom. Salt slush wipes right off."
"Worth every penny. Hot tires, oil, snow melt — nothing fazes it. Crew was in and out in two days and the workmanship is incredible."
"Three winters in and not a single chip. Best upgrade we've done to the house. Highly recommend."
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Garage FAQs
Common questions about garage epoxy flooring.
How much does a garage floor coating cost?
Most residential flake garage floor systems typically fall in the $4–$8 per square foot range. Final pricing depends on the size and condition of the concrete, repairs, surface preparation and the coating system selected. We inspect the floor first and provide a detailed written quote.
Will the coating peel from hot-tire pickup?
No. Hot-tire pickup happens when a coating is not properly bonded to mechanically prepared concrete. We diamond grind the slab before installation and finish with a polyaspartic top coat, so hot tires won't lift the floor.
How does it hold up to road salt and Wisconsin winters?
Very well. The system is sealed and salt-safe, so melting snow, brine and slush sit on the surface instead of soaking into the concrete. It also resists the freeze-thaw damage that pits and spalls bare garage slabs.
How soon can I park on the floor after installation?
You can walk on it about 24 hours after installation and drive on it in roughly 48 hours. Most garages are completed in 1–2 days.
Will it work over old, cracked or pitted concrete?
Usually, yes. We repair cracks, pitting and imperfections during prep and grind the surface smooth before coating. We inspect the slab first and tell you honestly if any additional repair is needed.
Is the finished garage floor slippery?
The broadcast flake creates natural texture that provides good slip resistance, even when the floor is wet from snow or rain. Additional grip additives can be included if you want more traction.
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