Oklahoma City metro · Garage floor coatings
Epoxy garage floors in OKC, quoted by a local installer
Tell us about your garage once. We match you with one vetted local floor coating contractor who gives you a free, written quote on an epoxy or polyaspartic floor. No bidding wars and no calls from five companies.
- One local installer, matched to your job
- Insurance checked before we refer anyone
- Free for homeowners, with no obligation to hire
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How it works
From bare concrete to a finished floor
Tell us about the floor
Fill out the form in about a minute: what you want coated, rough size, and your ZIP code.
A local installer reaches out
We send your request to one contractor who serves your area. They look at the concrete and talk through colors.
Get a written quote
The installer quotes the job in writing. Most garages are done in one to two days.
Services
Floor coating projects
Garage floor epoxy
The classic: a ground floor, a pigmented base coat, a full broadcast of color flakes, and a clear topcoat.
Polyaspartic coatings
One-day systems that cure fast and don't yellow in sunlight. Often the better pick for garages that get afternoon sun.
Metallic epoxy
Swirled, marbled finishes for showroom garages, basements, and shops.
Patios and porches
UV-stable coatings for covered patios, porches, and pool decks.
Basements and interiors
Sealed, easy-to-clean concrete floors for basements, laundry rooms, and sunrooms.
Shops and commercial
Thicker systems for workshops, warehouses, and light commercial floors.
Colors
Popular flake blends
Most garages get a full flake broadcast: the floor is covered edge to edge in vinyl color chips, then sealed under a clear topcoat. These are common blends; your installer will have physical samples to look at in your garage's light.
Classic GrayLight gray with white, charcoal, and silver flakes. The most popular garage look.
GraphiteDark charcoal base. Hides tire marks and dust well.
SandstoneWarm tan and brown. Pairs with red brick and stone homes.
Slate BlueCool blue-gray with navy flakes. Clean, modern look.
PewterNeutral greenish gray. Good for shops and patios.
MidnightNear-black with silver flakes. Showroom style.Swatches are generated samples to show the general look of each blend, not photos of a specific product.
What's in a good floor
What a good coating quote should include
Almost every coating failure comes from the prep, not the product. Ask any installer how they handle these points.
- TopcoatClear polyaspartic or polyurethane. Takes the tire wear, chemicals, and UV.
- Flake broadcastVinyl color chips thrown to full coverage, then scraped smooth.
- Base coatPigmented epoxy or polyaspartic that bonds to the concrete.
- PrepDiamond grinding, crack and pit repair, moisture check, vacuumed clean.
- ConcreteYour slab. It should be cured at least 28 days and reasonably dry.
| Item | Look for | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Surface prep | Diamond grinding | Acid etching alone is a common cause of peeling. |
| Moisture | Tested before coating | Vapor pushing up through the slab lifts coatings. |
| Base coat | 100% solids epoxy or polyaspartic | Thin water-based kits wear through in a few years. |
| Topcoat | Polyaspartic or polyurethane | Resists hot tires and yellowing. |
| Repairs | Cracks and pits filled | Coatings bridge nothing; defects show through. |
| Cure time | Park in 1–7 days | Depends on the system. Ask before you schedule. |
General industry guidelines. Your installer will recommend a system for your slab.
Typical cost · 2-car garage (~500 sq ft)
$2,300–$3,700
Based on published Oklahoma City estimates of roughly $5–$7 per square foot for a professionally installed epoxy floor, including prep.
What will your floor cost?
Size, the condition of the concrete, and the coating system change the price more than anything else. Our OKC cost guide breaks it down by garage size.
Service area
Serving the Oklahoma City metro
- Oklahoma City
- Edmond
- Norman
- Moore
- Yukon
- Mustang
- Piedmont
- Midwest City
- Del City
- Bethany
- Warr Acres
- Choctaw
- Nichols Hills
- Harrah
- Newcastle
- The Village
Don't see your town? Send a request anyway and we'll tell you if an installer covers it.
Questions
Common questions
Who will actually coat my floor?
An independent local floor coating contractor. OKC Epoxy Floors is a referral service: we match your request with an installer who serves your area, and you work with them directly on price, scheduling, and the job itself.
Does this cost me anything?
No. Requesting a quote is free and you're never obligated to hire anyone. Contractors pay us for referrals.
Will lots of companies call me?
No. We send each request to one installer, so you won't get a flood of calls.
Epoxy or polyaspartic: which should I get?
Both work well when the prep is right. Polyaspartic cures faster and holds up better to sun, and usually costs more. Our comparison page walks through the trade-offs.
How long does the job take?
Most two-car garages take one to two days, plus cure time before you park on it: about a day for polyaspartic systems and up to a week for some epoxies.
Can my floor be coated if it has cracks or old paint?
Usually. Installers grind off old paint and sealers and fill cracks and pits before coating. Badly heaving or crumbling slabs may need repair first. Mention it on the form.
Why not a DIY kit?
Store kits are thin water-based epoxy over an acid-etched floor. They look good at first and often peel under hot tires within a year or two. Professional systems are thicker, ground-in, and typically last 10 years or more.
Ready for a quote?
It takes about a minute, and it's free.