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Two-car garage in Livingston County with a finished gray full-flake polyaspartic floor and white walls

15:00From 15 minutes to forever

Garage floor coatings that go down in 15 minutes and last for good.

We're Poly Pro's Coatings, out of Howell. We grind the slab, stitch the cracks and lay a polyurea and polyaspartic flake floor most garages walk on the next day.

  • Limited lifetime residential warranty
  • One-day garage installs
  • No epoxy, ever
  • Limited lifetime residential warranty
  • Coating Michigan floors since 2024
  • Simiron polyurea and polyaspartic
  • Shop on Dorr Rd in Howell
  • Financing through Wisetack

What does your floor look like right now?

The shape of your concrete decides the prep, and the prep is most of the price. Tap what you see in your garage or basement.

My floor has (tap all that apply)

Not sure? Text us a wide photo and a few close-ups at (517) 332-1322 and we'll tell you which one it is.

New or clean concrete

What we do
Diamond grind the whole slab so the polyurea base can bite in, vacuum, then coat. On a newer house this is usually the quickest prep we do.
How it moves the price
The least prep there is, so this is the lowest price for your square footage.
Photos to send
One wide shot of the whole floor and your rough square footage.

Hairline cracks

What we do
Even the thin ones get cut out with a grinder and stitched, the way you'd stitch skin, so the relief comes out of the crack. Then we fill it with polygrout. Skip that step and the crack walks right back up through a new floor.
How it moves the price
A little more grinder time. Most garages have a few.
Photos to send
A wide shot plus close-ups of the longest cracks.

Pitting or salt damage

What we do
Michigan road salt rides in on your tires all winter and eats the top of the slab. We grind it down and fill the pits with polygrout. A badly pitted floor gets a full flood of polygrout before any coating goes on.
How it moves the price
Scattered pits add a little. A floor that's pitted wall to wall adds more material and time.
Photos to send
Close-ups of the worst area with a shoe or a coin in the frame for scale.

Spalling or big cracks

What we do
We grind out the flaking surface, repair the cracks and joints with polygrout, and bring the floor back flat. If we find more damage once the grinder is going, we stop and tell you before any extra work happens.
How it moves the price
The most repair work, so the biggest bump. Any extra cost gets approved in writing first.
Photos to send
Every damaged spot, plus one wide shot so we can see how much of the floor it covers.

Old epoxy or paint

What we do
Peeling epoxy and garage paint come up under the grinder until we're back to sound concrete. We get one call a week about floors someone else put down that went splotchy or started lifting. How we redo failed floors
How it moves the price
Removing an old surface adds time. How much depends on what's down there and how well it's stuck.
Photos to send
Close-ups of the peeling edges and a wide shot of the whole floor.

Damp spots or white crust

What we do
Moisture is the one real threat to a coating, because water in the slab has to escape somewhere. We won't coat a wet floor. We wait for a dry day, grind (the dust pulls moisture out), use acetone, run fans and cover the slab until it's ready. Basement moisture, explained
How it moves the price
Usually it moves the date more than the price.
Photos to send
The damp area, any white crust on the concrete, and where the water seems to come from.
Garage slab before coating, ground and dusty with an air hose on the floor The same garage after coating with a tan flake floor and wood paneled walls BeforeAfter

Same floor, same spot, the day we leave

Cole shoots a before and an after from the same spot on our jobs. Drag the handle to see what the grinder, the polygrout and one day of work do to a tired slab.

Wood-paneled garage: ground, patched and finished in a tan flake.

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Fifteen minutes is all the product gives you

Polyurea and polyaspartic don't level themselves the way epoxy does. Once they're mixed, an installer has 15 to 18 minutes to get them down right, on the floor and not in the bucket. That's why who you hire matters.

  • Experience with this exact productWe've used it since it came out around 2018. A contractor ten years older than us can't have more time on it.
  • Trained in house, not shipped outWe train every installer ourselves, on our floors, instead of sending them away for a weekend certificate.
  • Prep nobody seesHairline cracks cut and stitched, shark fins knocked down at the walls, an even scrape around the edge. Do it right once and you never do it again.
What to ask any installer

Livingston County homeowners, in their own words

These are our Google reviews, pulled in live.

How a garage floor goes, start to finish

  1. Step 1 Quote in person or by photo

    We come measure, or you text photos and a rough square footage. We answer within 24 hours on weekdays.

  2. Step 2 Pick two or three colors

    No need to decide on the spot. Narrow it down and we bring extra flake on install day so you can choose in your own light.

  3. Step 3 Keep the slab dry

    For 10 days before, no washing the floor and no parking wet tires inside. Clear the space. You don't need to sweep.

  4. Step 4 One day of work

    Grind, repair, base coat, flake, topcoat. We clean up and leave you the care sheet. Pay when the job is done.

A short list of colors, picked for real garages

We cut our line down to colors that hide tire marks and dust and still look sharp years later. Custom colors are still on the table for shops and commercial floors.

Try colors on your floor
Poly Pro's Coatings trailer parked in a customer's driveway during a garage floor job

Two lifelong friends and a shop on Dorr Road

Tyler and Cole started our company in 2024. Cole runs the floors and Tyler runs the quotes. We grew up as the sons of a State Trooper and a U.S. Army veteran, and we run our crews the way we were raised: show up, do it right, clean up.

Two shop cats, Nova and Boots, keep an eye on the place.

Meet Tyler and Cole

Where we work most weeks

Our shop sits between Howell and Brighton, and our crews coat floors across Livingston County and into western Oakland County.

  • Pinckney
  • Hartland
  • Fowlerville
  • Whitmore Lake
  • Fenton
  • Highland
  • Wixom
  • Novi
  • Northville
  • Chelsea
  • Dexter
  • Williamston

Every town and county we cover

Quick answers before you call

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Tell us about your floor

  1. Send the form. We answer within 24 hours on weekdays. Weekend requests may wait until Monday.
  2. Want a digital estimate? Text us one wide photo of the floor, a rough square footage, and 3 or 4 close-ups of any cracks or pitting. Text photos to (517) 332-1322 or email them.

Request your free estimate