Hello Garage transforms damaged, dingy garage floors into granite-like masterpieces using our polyaspartic garage floor coating. If you haven't heard of polyaspartic, no worries. This tried-and-true technology has actually been around for decades, used mostly in commercial applications for high-traffic areas like factories, gyms and warehouses.
The benefits of a polyaspartic floor coating put traditional epoxy and polyurea floors to shame. Not only are they higher-quality, more durable and way more damage-resistant, but polyaspartic floors also cure in a fraction of the time it takes an epoxy floor to cure.
We've spent years researching the benefits of polyaspartic technology, and today your local Hello Garage company is proud to offer this service to homeowners in your area. Our franchisees install our superior polyaspartic garage floor coating in 8 Classic, 4 Granite and 5 Sandstone colors, along with garage storage and accessories to completely transform your garage.
The bottom line: Only polyaspartic floor-coating technology offers a granite-like look and durability that can be installed in about a day.
What about epoxy garage floors?
The Hello Garage team did our research to determine the best garage floor coating based on a few criteria: longevity, durability and appearance, to name a few. Even though epoxy floors are popular, homeowners typically experience many issues over time. Some of the most common epoxy floor problems include:
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Chemical Burns
Epoxy flooring is very susceptible to chemical burns from oils, gasoline, diesel and other spills. Polyaspartic garage floors won't pick those marks up if you remove them quickly and if they do, our industry-leading warranty has you covered.
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Poor Flake Distribution
Both professional and DIY epoxy floor coatings may exhibit poor flake distribution, meaning they won't look as dazzling as our polyaspartic floor coating. Our garage floor coating is available in a variety of stunning colors with full-broadcast flake distribution every time. Say that five times fast.
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Peeling & Flaking
Epoxy floor coating is prone to peeling and flaking. We're so confident that our Hello Garage floors won't do the same that we cover peeling in our industry-leading warranty, too!
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Hot Tire Pickup
If you live in a warmer climate, you already know what this is. Our polyaspartic floors won't fall victim to hot-tire pickup, guaranteed.
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Yellowing
Why invest in beautiful garage floors only to have them become faded and yellow? Polyaspartic technology ensures your floors won't yellow and will maintain their beautiful, granite-like appearance.
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UV Fading
With epoxy floors, you have to worry about leaving your garage doors open to protect against UV damage — where's the fun in that? With the Hello Garage polyaspartic floor coating, your garage is protected from sun damage all year round.
What about DIY garage floor paint?
DIY garage floor success stories are so few and far between that we wouldn't recommend it. So much can go wrong when applying a garage floor coating on your own. The initial floor preparation is key and can't be completed properly without the right tools. Poor surface prep is one of the most common causes of DIY garage floor paint failures.
Moisture and damaged concrete may also cause DIY garage floor epoxy and other paints to fail. Luckily, Hello Garage uses industrial-grade machinery to prep your floors, and we repair any cracks or damage to ensure your garage floors are ready for the magic. Plus, DIY epoxy floor coating takes longer to cure, so that's more potential for a poor application. Learn more about our quick and professional garage floor coating process below.
Polyaspartic Floor Coating — How It Works
From the initial surface preparation to our unique and durable top coat, our polyaspartic application is set up for success. In just five steps and 24 hours, we'll elevate your garage from junk drawer to front door.
Step 1
Surface is thoroughly prepped using an industrial grinder.
Step 2
Cracks and surface damage are repaired.
Step 3
Base coat is applied.
Step 4
Decorative flake is fully broadcast over the surface.
Step 5
Clear top coat is applied.