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Sunshine Coast & Brisbane

Epoxy garage floors in Peregian Springs & the Sunshine Coast

Ground back, primed, flaked and topcoated so the floor takes tyres, jack stands and dropped spanners without marking up.

Low view across a finished grey and white flake garage floor, with the HR Epoxy Floor Specialist van parked just outside the open roller door.

What's involved

A garage floor cops more than any other slab at home. Hot tyres, oil drips, trolley jacks, whatever gets walked in off the driveway. Bare concrete soaks all of that up and dusts over time. A flake system turns it into one sealed surface that stays put and sweeps clean.

Every garage starts with a diamond grind, so the coating is bonding to open concrete rather than the smooth top skin or whatever sealer the builder left behind. Cracks and joints get repaired, then the base coat goes down, flake is broadcast right across it, and the floor is scraped back and topcoated. Single garages, doubles and home workshops all get the same system, finished off at the edges and along the step down to the driveway.

How it's done

From bare slab to finished floor

  1. 01

    Look and quote

    Hagan checks the slab, measures up and looks for cracks, damp patches and old coatings before quoting.

  2. 02

    Diamond grind

    The whole floor is ground back to open concrete so the coating has something to hold onto.

  3. 03

    Repairs

    Cracks, chipped edges and joints are repaired so they don't show through the finished floor.

  4. 04

    Base coat and flake

    The base coat goes down and flake is broadcast across it, wall to wall, in the blend you picked.

  5. 05

    Scrape back and topcoat

    Loose flake is scraped back and a clear topcoat seals the lot.

Before & after

Same floors, before and after

Real jobs, shot from the same spot each time. Drag the handle across to bring the finished floor in.

01

Double garage, grey flake

Bare slab masked up, then finished wall to wall in grey and white flake.

The same garage after coating, a deep grey and white flake floor with a crisp white edge line along the step down to the driveway. Garage floor before coating, bare grey concrete with green masking tape running along the base of the white walls and a stacked washer and dryer in the back corner. Before After
02

Garage under the rafters, light flake

Old grey slab under the rafters, brought up in a light grey and white flake.

The same garage after coating, a light grey and white flake floor with sunlight falling across it in patches from the open roller door. Garage before coating, bare grey concrete marked with old stains, under a timber rafter ceiling with red steel posts and white sheeted walls. Before After

Reviews

What customers said about the job

Straight from Google, exactly as written.

I totally recommend HR Epoxy Floor Specialist. Hagan and Sasha have done a superb job in transforming my garage and workshop. Everything about the job from quoting through to the finished product was top class and I could not be happier with the end result. Well done Hagan and thank you.

John Balsillie
2 years ago

I Hired Hr Epoxy flooring specialist to do my garage floor. The results are amazing. The team are professional, friendly and quick! Very happy with my new floors! Thanks again!

Claire Lintzeris
3 years ago

Amazing job done in our garage, Hagan and the team arrived on time and were quick, friendly and the place was spotless after they had finished. Can't recommend these guys enough.

Andrew Hutson
3 years ago

Questions

Garage floors: common questions

Straight answers on garage floors. Anything else, ring 0497 786 736.

01

Do I need to empty the garage before an epoxy floor goes down?

Yes. The whole floor needs to be clear, including shelving and anything else sitting on the slab, so it can be ground and coated edge to edge.

Ask Hagan when you book how long the floor needs before things can go back in, so you can plan where the car and the storage will live in the meantime.

02

What flake colour hides dirt best in a garage?

Mid-tone blends with a mix of light and dark flake hide tyre marks and dust better than very light or very dark floors.

Both garages on this page are grey and white blends. Look at samples in your own garage light before you decide, because the same blend reads differently in a bright garage and a dim one.

03

Can the edges and the step down to the driveway be finished too?

Yes. The edges and the step are part of the job, not an afterthought.

The double garage in the first before and after on this page has a clean white edge line running along the step where the garage meets the driveway.

04

Can I run a workshop on an epoxy garage floor?

Yes. A workshop is one of the best reasons to coat a garage, because oil, grease and swarf sit on top of a sealed floor instead of soaking in.

If you work with anything unusually heavy or hot, like welding gear or engine stands, mention it at the quote so the floor suits how you use it.

Ready when you are

Garage still bare concrete?

0497 786 736

Ring Hagan, tell him roughly how big it is and what it gets used for, and he'll come and have a look.