How Much Will My Epoxy Garage Floor Cost?

As a guide, a professionally prepped and coated floor is often around $50–$120 per square metre. That puts a single garage at roughly $2,000–$4,000, a double garage around $3,500–$7,000, and a triple garage higher again. Metallic finishes and floors that need extra crack repair or coating removal cost a little more. Your matched installer gives you an exact, itemised quote for free.

Flake (or 'speckled') floors broadcast coloured chips into the coating for a hard-wearing, showroom look that hides dust and minor marks — it's the most popular choice. Metallic uses a pigment that swirls into a glossy, marble-like finish for a real feature floor. Solid colour is a clean single-tone finish that's easy to keep spotless. Not sure? Your installer will help you choose.

Most garage floors are ground, coated, flaked and top-coated in a single day. With a fast-curing polyaspartic topcoat you can usually walk on it the next day and park on it after a couple of days. Your installer confirms exact cure times with your quote.

They work best together. A quality epoxy or polyaspartic base coat bonds to the prepared concrete, and a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat adds toughness, chemical resistance and stops the colour yellowing in the sun. The installers we match you with use professional-grade systems, not hardware-store kits.

A properly installed coating on a correctly prepared floor will typically last 10–20 years or more. The secret is preparation — diamond grinding the concrete so the coating mechanically bonds. Most peeling and 'hot-tyre pickup' you hear about comes from DIY kits rolled onto unprepared floors.

Usually, yes. Installers diamond-grind the surface to remove old paint or failing coatings, then repair cracks and pitting before coating. That's why we ask about your floor's condition — it helps the installer scope the prep and price it accurately.

A smooth coating can be slippery when wet, so installers can add a fine anti-slip additive to the topcoat. Flake floors also have a subtle texture that improves grip. Let your installer know if slip resistance is a priority for you.

Yes — we only match you with experienced local installers who are insured and stand behind their work with a workmanship warranty. It's your assurance the floor is prepped and coated properly, the first time.