Garage floor coating cost in Columbus and Central Ohio

J&G's price examples for a 400 to 600 sq ft garage

Our current residential examples are $4,655 to $5,765 for a flake floor with a polyaspartic topcoat, or $7,285 to $8,855 for metallic epoxy with the specified urethane topcoat.

These are examples for the measured area and standard residential system, before extra repairs or additions. They are not a quote for an uninspected slab. Smaller and larger floors are priced from measured area. We confirm scope and the final price in writing after the site visit.

What the standard floor includes

• Diamond grinding of the concrete with dust extraction.
• A moisture check and assessment of the slab.
• An included repair allowance of 50 linear feet of crack fill and 15 sq ft of patching.
• The coating system identified on your quote. Our residential flake system includes a full flake broadcast and polyaspartic topcoat. Our standard metallic system includes the specified urethane topcoat.
• Written cure and care instructions, plus a one-year workmanship warranty and the manufacturer's material warranty. The quote identifies coverage, exclusions and product information.

See the finish and process details for flake garage floors and metallic epoxy floors.

What can change the final price?

Garage size is not the same as coated floor area. We measure the actual surface and discuss which edges, walls and steps you want included.

Epoxy, polyaspartic, metallic or polished concrete?

Epoxy and polyaspartic can be parts of the same coating system. Our standard residential flake floor uses an epoxy base and a polyaspartic topcoat. Metallic epoxy creates a hand-worked decorative finish and uses the topcoat specified for that system.

Polished concrete works the concrete itself through successive grinding and polishing steps. Grind and seal uses a coating over prepared concrete. They have different looks, preparation requirements and maintenance needs. We assess your slab and how you plan to use the space before recommending a finish.

A finish sample helps you choose a color. It does not establish adhesion, moisture suitability or slip resistance for every use. Tell us about water, vehicle traffic, chemicals and cleaning so we can discuss the appropriate system and texture.

How long will the garage be out of use?

A typical flake garage takes two days on site. Our standard metallic system typically takes four days on site. Installation time and cure time are separate. The coating products, slab and temperature determine when you can walk, move items back or park. Your job gets a confirmed schedule and written use times.

How should I compare quotes?

Compare the measured area, preparation method, crack and patch allowance, moisture scope, base and topcoat products, edges or stairs, cure instructions and warranty. Ask whether the quoted system includes the finish you selected and which repairs cost extra.

For a warehouse, kitchen or other facility, the specification and operating conditions control the system. Visit our commercial flooring page for epoxy, urethane cement and cove-base work across Ohio.