YOUR GARAGE QUESTIONS, ANSWERED.

Most professionally installed epoxy-and-polyaspartic floors in the Magic Valley are priced by three things: your garage’s square footage, the condition of the slab, and the flake and finish you choose. A single-car garage costs less than an oversized three-car shop, and a badly damaged slab adds prep time. We give you a firm number after we see the floor — not a guess over the phone.

A big-box kit is a thin, single layer of epoxy rolled over concrete with almost no prep, and it typically starts peeling in three to five years. Our system is a shot-blasted slab, a moisture-vapor-barrier epoxy base, decorative flake, and a polyaspartic top coat built to outlast the concrete under it. You’re not paying for a fancier bucket — you’re paying for the 70% of the job the kit skips: preparation.

Yes. We offer discounts for police, fire, and military, plus a builder and trade tier for contractors and remodelers doing repeat work. Ask when you request your quote and we’ll apply what you qualify for.

A full renovation — floor, cabinets, lighting, and audio as one project — is priced per garage, because no two builds are the same. Bundling the work under one crew is almost always less than hiring separate trades for each piece. We scope the whole space, then give you one clear number.

Most garages are done in a single day. Because the polyaspartic top coat cures fast, we can prep, coat, and finish a typical floor between morning and evening. Larger shops or slabs that need significant repair can take longer, and we’ll tell you upfront if yours does.

We shot-blast the bare concrete to open its pores, repair cracks and pits, then lay a moisture-vapor-barrier epoxy base, broadcast decorative flake, and seal it all under a polyaspartic clear coat. Each layer has a specific job, and the order matters — it’s a system, not one coat of paint.

Shot-blasting is a mechanical prep that fires steel media at the slab to strip the surface and open the concrete’s pores, so the coating bonds into the floor instead of just sitting on top. Prep is roughly 70% of whether a floor lasts — it’s the single biggest reason DIY kits and cheap “grind-and-go” jobs fail. We never skip it.

The floor does need to be clear so we can prep and coat it, but you don’t have to find somewhere else to stash everything. We can arrange a Go Minis portable container dropped in your driveway, so your belongings stay on-site and secure through the one-day install.

A properly prepped epoxy-and-polyaspartic system is built to outlast the slab beneath it — far longer than the three-to-five-year life of a DIY kit. Because the finish is UV-stable and abrasion-resistant, it holds its look through years of daily driving, dropped tools, and weekend projects. It’s backed by our lifetime wear warranty.

No. “Hot-tire pickup” — where a coating lifts off with warm tires — is a failure of thin, poorly bonded DIY epoxy. The polyaspartic top coat we install is hot-tire resistant and mechanically bonded to a shot-blasted slab, so your tires won’t peel it up.

Yes — that’s exactly why the system is built the way it is. Polyaspartic is UV-stable, so it won’t yellow or chalk under Magic Valley sun the way bare epoxy can, and the fully bonded, flexible film handles our freeze-thaw cycles without cracking. It’s engineered for Idaho garages, not a showroom floor.

Epoxy is a rigid, high-build resin that makes an excellent, thick base coat and bonds beautifully to prepped concrete. Polyaspartic is a faster-curing, more flexible, UV-stable coating that resists abrasion and hot tires — ideal as the top layer. They solve different problems, which is why we use both.

Neither is simply “better” — they’re a team. Epoxy gives you a strong, moisture-blocking foundation; polyaspartic gives you a tough, UV-stable, fast-curing armor on top. A floor that’s all one or all the other gives something up. Our system uses each where it’s strongest.

Both. Our floors are a full system: a moisture-vapor-barrier epoxy base, decorative flake for grip and strength, and a polyaspartic clear top coat. Anyone selling you “just polyaspartic” or “just epoxy” is giving you half the floor.

In almost every case, yes. Repairing cracks, spalls, and pits is part of our prep, so surface damage is fixed before any coating goes down rather than buried under it. Truly failing slabs are rare, and if yours is one, we’ll tell you honestly during the estimate.

Yes. Shot-blasting removes surface contamination and old stains that cleaning alone can’t touch, and we fill pits and low spots as part of prep. Oil-stained, pitted, tired concrete is the normal starting point for most of our jobs — not a dealbreaker.

That’s exactly what the moisture-vapor-barrier epoxy base is for. Concrete constantly wicks moisture up from the ground, and that rising vapor is what pushes cheap coatings off the slab. Our base coat is designed to seal against it, which is a big part of why the system lasts.

We build out the whole space: Garage Pro Signature Cabinets (crafted by Black Pine), slatwall systems, and overhead racks to get seasonal items up off the floor. The goal is everything stored and nothing cluttering the new floor you just paid for.

Absolutely — and it’s the smart way to do it. Doing the floor and storage together means one crew, one schedule, and a finished space instead of a coated slab you still have to organize. Many customers start with the floor and build the rest around it.

Garage Pro Signature Cabinets are built for your space, not pulled off a big-box shelf. Crafted by Black Pine, they’re designed around how you actually use the garage — tools, gear, sports equipment, or a genuine workshop.

A full renovation brings the floor, cabinets and storage, and lighting and audio together as one coordinated project. Instead of hiring a flooring company, a cabinet installer, and an electrician separately, you get one licensed crew and one point of accountability from bare slab to finished room.

Yes. LED lighting and sound are part of the Garage Pro umbrella — the finish that turns a garage from storage into a space you actually want to be in. We can add it to a floor project or roll it into a full renovation.

Request a free quote and we’ll come see the floor, walk you through the system, and give you a firm number — no pressure and no gimmicks. Scheduling depends on the season and the size of the job; once you approve the estimate, we lock in a date that works for you.

Our coatings carry a lifetime wear warranty. Because the floor is properly prepped and built as a full system, we stand behind it for the long haul — not the handful of years a DIY kit gives you.

Because the polyaspartic top coat cures quickly, most floors are ready for foot traffic and your vehicles within about a day of finishing — far faster than traditional epoxy, which can keep you out of the garage for most of a week. We give you the exact re-entry window for your job before we leave.

We serve Twin Falls and the wider Magic Valley — Jerome, Kimberly, Buhl, Filer, Burley and the Mini-Cassia area, Wendell and Gooding, and the Wood River Valley. If you’re near any of those, we’ve got you covered.