Full-Broadcast Flake Epoxy
Colored vinyl chips cover the wet base coat edge to edge, then a clear topcoat locks them in. The texture adds grip, and dust and tire marks blend into the pattern.
Garage floors in Myrtle Beach & the Grand Strand
Garage Floor Coating in Myrtle Beach, SC
Garage floor coating in Myrtle Beach for attached, detached and ground-level garages: flake, solid color and metallic epoxy systems over a slab we test, grind and repair before the first coat goes down.
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Systems
Garage Floor Coating Systems We Install
Every garage floor epoxy system we install in Myrtle Beach starts on the same ground and repaired slab. What changes is the look, the texture underfoot and how the floor handles the sun at the door line.
Solid Color Epoxy
One even color, usually a gray or tan, with an optional anti-slip additive in the topcoat. A clean, simple finish for workshops, storage garages and laundry corners.
Metallic Epoxy Garage Floor
Metallic pigment is worked through the epoxy to create swirls and depth. A fit for show garages and climate-controlled spaces.
See metallic epoxy flooringFlake systems
Flake Epoxy Garage Floors
A flake epoxy garage floor is built in three layers: a pigmented base coat, a full broadcast of vinyl chips and a clear topcoat. Full broadcast means we throw chips until no base coat shows, then scrape and vacuum off the loose chips before the topcoat goes on.
Flake blends come in grays, tans, blues and mixed tones. Large chips read as a bold pattern from the driveway; small chips look more even. Tan and gray blends are forgiving with tracked-in sand, and the texture helps when you walk in with wet shoes after a summer storm.
For the clear coat, we choose between epoxy and a polyaspartic topcoat. Polyaspartic holds its color under UV and handles hot tires well, so it suits garages that sit open to the afternoon sun. Learn more about polyaspartic floor coating.
Coastal garages
Why Myrtle Beach Garages Need a Coating
Here is what bare garage slabs deal with on the Grand Strand:
- Moisture from below. Humid air and damp ground push moisture up through slab-on-grade garages. Bare concrete dusts, stains and can show white salt deposits.
- Salt and sand. Beach gear, bikes and tires bring in salt and sand that grind into bare concrete. A sealed floor sweeps clean and rinses off with a hose.
- Hot tire pickup. Summer heat softens tires, and hot tires can pull up weak sealers and garage paint. A prepared slab with the right topcoat is built to resist it.
- Garages that do more. Ground-level garages under raised homes often hold the car, the workshop, the freezer and the storm supplies. A coated floor makes that space easier to keep clean.
Why us
Why Choose Our Garage Floor Coating Company
What you can expect when we coat your garage:
Prep before color:
Every garage slab is ground and repaired before the base coat.
Moisture checked first:
We check the slab for moisture before we recommend a system.
Options in plain terms:
Flake, solid color or metallic, with an epoxy or polyaspartic topcoat, explained before you choose.
Local and easy to reach:
Based at 5082 Lafon Ln in Myrtle Beach, with phones answered 24/7.
How it works
Our Garage Floor Coating Process
Here is what happens in your garage, from the first visit to the day you park on the new floor.
1. Walk-Through and Moisture Check
We measure the garage, note cracks, oil stains and old sealer, and check the slab for moisture before we recommend a system.
2. Grind the Slab
With the garage cleared, a diamond grinder opens the surface and takes off stains, paint and old sealer.
3. Repair Cracks and Spalling
Cracks, pits and spalled spots are patched and ground level with the slab. Slabs with widespread damage get concrete resurfacing first.
4. Base Coat
A pigmented base coat goes down in sections, working from the back wall toward the door.
5. Flake, Color or Metallic Layer
Chips are broadcast to full coverage, or the solid color or metallic layer goes on. Loose flake is scraped and vacuumed off.
6. Clear Topcoat and Return to Use
The clear topcoat goes on last. We tell you when you can walk on it and when you can park, based on the system and the weather.
Pricing
What Affects Garage Floor Coating Cost
No two garages price the same. These are the factors that move the number:
- Garage size: one, two or three bays, plus any storage or workshop area.
- Slab condition: oil stains, old paint or sealer, cracks and spalling add prep time.
- Moisture: a damp slab may need an extra primer layer before the base coat.
- System and topcoat: solid color, flake or metallic, finished with epoxy or polyaspartic.
- Details: flake size, steps, stem walls and a coved edge where the floor meets the wall.
Care
Caring for a Coated Garage Floor
A coated garage floor needs little more than regular cleaning:
- Sweep or dust mop once a week so sand does not act like sandpaper on the topcoat.
- Hose off salt and mud, or mop with warm water and a mild, pH-neutral cleaner.
- Wipe up oil, coolant and pool chemicals soon after a spill.
- Set pads under kickstands, jack stands and the feet of heavy shelves.
- Skip acid cleaners, citrus degreasers and abrasive pads, which can dull the finish.
Service areas
Garage Floor Coating Across the Grand Strand
We install garage floor coatings in Myrtle Beach and across Horry County and northern Georgetown County, from ground-level garages under raised beach homes to two-car garages in planned communities. Each town page covers the local conditions and the systems that fit. We work from our location at 5082 Lafon Ln, Myrtle Beach.
Related services
Related Floor Coating Services
Polyaspartic Floor Coating
A UV-stable topcoat or full system for garages that need to be back in use sooner.
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Metallic Epoxy Flooring
Poured metallic finishes for show garages, game rooms and living spaces.
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Concrete Resurfacing
Repairs for cracked, pitted or spalled slabs before a new coating goes down.
Learn moreQuestions
Garage Floor Coating FAQs
Most of the price comes from the size of the garage and the prep the slab needs. HomeGuide (2026) lists garage floor coating at $4 to $12 per square foot nationally, about $1,600 to $6,900 for a two-car garage. These are market ranges, not a quote. We price your Myrtle Beach garage after a free on-site estimate.
Installation usually takes one to a few days, depending on repairs and the system. Foot traffic comes first; parking waits longer, often several days with an epoxy topcoat and less with polyaspartic. Heat and humidity in Myrtle Beach change cure times, so we give you the dates for your garage at the walk-through.
For most Myrtle Beach garages, flake is the easier floor to live with: the texture gives grip and the pattern hides sand, dust and tire marks. Solid color looks cleaner and simpler, and it suits workshops where you want to spot a dropped screw. Both go over the same ground and repaired slab.
Peeling usually traces back to moisture in the slab or a surface that was not ground. In Myrtle Beach we check every garage slab for moisture and grind it before coating, then pick a primer and system for what we find. If a garage takes on water often, we tell you before any work starts.
In most cases the old finish has to come off. Garage paint and failing epoxy are ground away so the new system bonds to clean concrete. When we look at a garage in Myrtle Beach or nearby, we tell you what has to be removed and how it changes the price.
Epoxy Floor Installation Myrtle Beach installs garage floor coatings from our location at 5082 Lafon Ln in Myrtle Beach. We serve Myrtle Beach, Socastee, Carolina Forest, Conway, Surfside Beach, Garden City, Murrells Inlet, North Myrtle Beach and Pawleys Island. Call (843) 960-3710 or send the form for a free estimate.
Call us or request a free on-site estimate. We check the slab and recommend the right garage floor coating system.