Inspect
Evaluate concrete condition, prior coatings, contamination, cracks, moisture indicators, edges, and intended use.
Our process
Preparation first. Coating second.
A polished final floor begins with disciplined evaluation, preparation, compatible materials, controlled application, and clear cure guidance.
Prepare
Mechanically prepare the concrete to the profile required by the coating system and remove unsuitable material.
Repair
Treat eligible cracks, spalls, and surface defects using materials compatible with the planned system.
Coat
Apply specified base, body, broadcast, and finish layers within product coverage and recoat requirements.
Finish
Complete edges, vertical details, texture, and topcoat as included in the contractor’s written scope.
Cure
Protect the installation and follow the contractor’s written foot-traffic, vehicle-traffic, and care guidance.
Surface profile matters
The bond begins before the first coating layer.
Mechanical preparation is intended to remove unsuitable material and create a surface profile compatible with the selected system. The exact method should follow the contractor’s evaluation and the coating manufacturer’s requirements.
Questions worth asking
- How will the concrete be prepared?
- What coating layers and products are included?
- How are cracks and joints handled?
- What texture and slip characteristics should I expect?
- When can people, storage, and vehicles return?
- What is covered—and excluded—by the written warranty?
Avoid one-size-fits-all promises.
Installation time and cure time vary. The contractor should document the selected system and project-specific schedule after evaluating your garage.
Start with a floor evaluation.
Request a no-obligation estimate for your McKinney garage.