There's no single price that applies to every garage — here's what actually drives the number.
The most straightforward factor: larger garages and multi-car spaces require more material and labor.
Cracks, spalling, previous coatings, and oil staining all add prep work. A clean, unsealed slab in good shape costs less to prepare than concrete that needs grinding and repair.
Proper prep — diamond grinding, crack filling, degreasing — is the single biggest factor in whether a coating lasts. It's also the step that varies most in scope from job to job.
A solid-color polyurea system costs less than a full decorative flake blend with a protective topcoat. Your chosen flake collection (Signature, Neutral, or Bold) doesn't change the price, but the complexity of the finish can.
Garages that are difficult to access, have obstructions, or require extra protection of adjacent areas can add time to the job.
Because every garage is different, we don't publish a flat price online — we'll review your project and contact you with next steps after a free, no-obligation estimate.