Why should I get an epoxy floor?

Your garage represents a sizable investment in square footage, in cost, and in its ability to protect your vehicles, tools, and toys. A polyaspartic floor from Stone and Forge Luxury Garages offers an attractive, durable, easy-to-clean surface that is impervious to oil stains, chemicals, and hot car tires, while representing some of the attention to detail the rest of your house has.

Homes in the area of Bellaire, West University Place, Southside Place, River Oaks, Tanglewilde, and Sugar Land have average investments in the order of $173 to $600 or more per square foot, and embed features and design elements to elevate your lifestyle. For an investment as little as $5 per square foot, or $3,000 for the average 2 car garage, Stone and Forge Luxury Garages can reclaim significant square footage and give you a space you are proud of.

Isn't this too expensive?

Can't I do this myself?

There are certainly DIY kits out there that promise to make an epoxy floor available to the do-it-yourself homeowner. However, there is no comparison. The DIY kit will come with some citric acid cleaner and the requirement that you wash and scrub the concrete by hand, then let it dry thoroughly, in order for the epoxy to stick. You'll need two kits for the averge two car garage, and often the colors don't quite match between batches. Lastly, you'll sprinkle a few flakes on top to give texture and interest.

A polyaspartic floor from Stone and Forge Luxury Garages begins with our crew using a professional diamond grinder to remove a layer dirty, aged and cracked concrete, leaving a surface that is smooth and clean with open pores to adhere well to the epoxy. We fill any remaining blemishes, then apply three different layers of undercoating, flakes or quartz, and a clear polyaspartic covering