Garage floor coating in Green Bay, WI
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Garage Floor Coatings in Green Bay, WI

A garage floor that looks incredible. We turn stained, cracked or dusty concrete into a glossy, easy-to-clean flake floor with an epoxy or polyurea base coat, built for Wisconsin winters, hot tires and oil.

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10-Year Warranty
1–2 day install
Takes ~30 seconds

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What kind of floor are you looking to coat?

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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 that's built to last.

  • 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
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Why a coated garage floor

Built specifically for garage performance.

Hot-tire resistant

Our polyaspartic top coat resists the peeling and lifting that cheap kits are known for.

Salt & winter ready

Helps protect your slab from road salt, brine and freeze-thaw damage.

10-year warranty

Backed by our written warranty covering peeling, delamination and hot-tire pickup.

Premium finish

Full-broadcast decorative flake creates a deep, textured finish.

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 chosen for Wisconsin conditions and built for long-term durability.

Epoxy or polyurea? Compare coating systems

System
Epoxy or polyurea base, flake, polyaspartic top coat
Install time
1–2 days (often 1 day with polyurea)
Walk on
24 hours
Drive on
48 hours
Warranty
10-Year Warranty
Pricing
Typically $4–$8/sq ft

Reviews

What garage customers say.

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Garage FAQs

Common questions about garage floor coatings.

How much does a garage floor coating cost?

Most residential flake floors fall in the $4–$8 per square foot range. Final pricing depends on square footage, concrete condition, repairs, surface prep and the system you choose. We provide free on-site estimates with detailed written pricing.

Will the coating peel from hot-tire pickup?

It's very unlikely. Hot-tire pickup usually happens when a coating isn't bonded to properly prepared concrete. We diamond grind every slab and finish with a polyaspartic top coat, and our warranty covers hot-tire pickup.

How does it hold up to road salt and Wisconsin winters?

Very well. The coating seals the surface so salt, brine and slush sit on top instead of soaking into the concrete, and it's backed by our 10-year warranty against peeling and hot-tire pickup.

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, and some polyurea systems allow a one-day install.

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 flake finish adds texture for grip, and we can add an anti-slip additive in areas that get wet often.

Should I choose epoxy or polyurea for my garage?

It depends on your slab and your timeline. Epoxy is a proven base coat that's usually a 2-day install, while polyurea cures faster and often allows a one-day garage. We test your concrete and recommend the right one.