Garage floor coatings
Plan a floor finish around parking, storage and workshop use. Share the condition of the concrete, any existing coating and the look you want.
Plan around: Vehicle access, floor edges, stored items and return-to-parking timing.
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Numark Services · Detroit, MI
Epoxy Flooring for Garages, Basements & Commercial Spaces in Metro Detroit
Bring your floor into the plan. Numark Services installs epoxy flooring for homes, businesses and industrial properties, with solid-color, decorative flake and metallic finish options.
Serving Detroit and communities across Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties. Tell us about your floor, finish preferences and timing to confirm coverage and availability.
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Epoxy floor colors
See the chips up close. Then try them in a room.
Compare decorative flake blends below. Choose a swatch to see an approximate finish in the designer, or browse the full gallery for more chip blends, metallics and solid colors.
Start with the space
Epoxy flooring for the way you use your property
Numark Services provides epoxy flooring for garages, basements, shops, commercial spaces and industrial properties in Metro Detroit. Choose from solid-color, decorative flake and metallic finishes, with preparation and coating selection matched to the floor’s condition and intended use.
Basement and utility room epoxy floors
Include the floor in your basement improvement plan. Discuss previous water entry, visible dampness and how you use the room before choosing a decorative finish.
Plan around: Moisture assessment, appliances, room access and coordination with other work.
Commercial epoxy flooring
Choose the floor’s appearance around your business, from a straightforward solid color to a decorative finish. Explain daily traffic and cleaning routines alongside your design preferences.
Plan around: Customer and staff routes, furniture, opening hours and phased access.
Warehouse and workshop floor coatings
Start with what happens on the floor: equipment movement, workstations, spills and cleaning. Match the proposed system to those conditions before agreeing the specification.
Plan around: Loads, exposure, equipment relocation and operational downtime.
Choose your finish
Solid color, decorative flake or metallic
Bring a color or reference you like. Compare the appearance alongside texture, cleaning needs and the floor’s daily use before selecting a system.
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Solid color
A consistent color across the floor for a simple, coordinated appearance.
Selection detail: Compare color, topcoat sheen and any added texture.
02
Decorative flake
Colored chips create a patterned finish within a layered coating system.
Selection detail: Choose a blend, flake size and coverage level with a sample.
03
Metallic
Pigments create flowing color and depth for a more expressive floor. The pattern varies with each application.
Selection detail: Agree the colors and overall effect; each floor has its own variation.
Review a physical sample in your space’s lighting. Color, sheen and texture depend on the chosen materials; a reference image sets the direction for your finish.
Browse floor color samples & finishesUnderstand the layers
How an epoxy floor system works
Epoxy is a resin flooring option. A specified system may combine a primer, a build layer and a finish coat. Coatings, aggregate-filled slurries and mortars offer different builds; selection should follow the floor’s traffic and exposure.
- 01Primer
- Promotes bonding and helps seal the prepared concrete.
- 02Build layer
- Provides the specified thickness and may incorporate aggregate.
- 03Finish coat
- Supplies the selected appearance and surface protection.
From concrete to finished floor
Preparation comes before the coating
The existing slab, any old finish and the proposed use guide the work. Your proposal should identify the preparation, repairs and coating layers included.
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Assess the floor
Review the concrete, old coatings, cracks, moisture concerns and intended use. Identify any testing or repair needed before selecting the finish.
02
Prepare the surface
Define cleaning, coating removal, mechanical preparation and repairs in the proposal. Preparation follows the requirements of the selected coating system.
03
Apply the finish
Specify the primer or basecoat, decorative layers and compatible topcoat where required. Confirm the color and texture before application.
04
Cure & return to use
Review the finished scope and product-specific care instructions. Confirm separate return times for foot traffic, vehicles and equipment.
Plan your budget
What affects epoxy flooring cost?
Two floors with the same square footage can need different work. Compare proposals using the same preparation, finish and included repairs. Ask for the return-to-use schedule and any applicable warranty terms in writing.
- Floor area, edges and layout
- Existing coating removal and surface preparation
- Concrete repairs and moisture-related work
- Selected finish, coating layers and topcoat
- Access, moving contents and project phasing
Plan your downtime
When can the floor be used again?
Installation time and return-to-use time are different. The selected products, slab conditions and temperature determine the schedule.
Before work starts, agree when people can walk on the floor, when vehicles or equipment can return, and when cleaning or heavier use is allowed. Each may have a different waiting period.
For garages, arrange parking and storage. For occupied businesses, identify access routes and any work that needs to be phased.
Before you book
Epoxy flooring questions
How much does epoxy flooring cost?
An installation price depends on the floor size, existing condition, preparation and selected system. Share approximate dimensions and a description of the floor for an initial discussion. A written proposal should identify the work included; estimate and consultation fees are separate from installation pricing.
Can epoxy go over an existing painted or coated floor?
The existing finish must be assessed for compatibility and adhesion. Loose or unsuitable coatings may need removal, and retained coatings still need the preparation required by the new system. Include peeling areas and previous coating information with your request.
Will epoxy fix a damp basement?
A decorative finish is not a solution for an unidentified water problem. Discuss leaks and moisture conditions first. A compatible moisture-control system may be part of a specified floor assembly, while the source of water entry can require separate work.
How long before I can walk or park on the floor?
There is no single waiting time for every system. Product selection, temperature and site conditions affect curing. Ask for the agreed schedule for walking, parking, equipment and cleaning before installation so you can plan access and storage.
Can I choose the color, flake blend and texture?
Yes. Solid colors, decorative flake and metallic effects are starting options. Review a sample with your lighting and daily use in mind. Texture and topcoat selection should account for cleaning and conditions where the floor may become wet.
Can a commercial project be completed in stages?
Phasing can be discussed around your operations. Share occupied areas, equipment locations, access routes and opening hours. Numark will review whether the proposed scope and coating schedule allow separate work areas before confirming a plan.
Can epoxy floors be slippery?
Smooth finishes can become slippery when wet. Choose texture for the expected spills, traffic and cleaning routine; no finish should be treated as slip-proof.
Can epoxy floors scratch or crack?
Scratch resistance depends partly on the finish coat. Movement or cracking in the concrete can affect the coating, so repairs and movement details need assessment.
How should I clean an epoxy floor?
Remove grit regularly and use the installed system’s recommended cleaner. A pH-neutral cleaner is often suitable; confirm compatibility before using degreasers or stronger products.
Tell us about your floor
Request an epoxy flooring estimate
Start with what you know about the floor. Photos help us understand the condition, and a description is enough to start a conversation.
- Your space
- Share the property city, room type and approximate square footage.
- Your concrete
- Mention cracks, old coatings, damp areas or other visible damage. Add photos if available.
- Your finish and timing
- Tell us which swatch you like and when people, vehicles or equipment need to return.
Planning more than the floor?
Epoxy articles & seasonal guides
Epoxy Flooring for an Interior Laundry or Utility Room: Winter Planning Questions
Evaluate an interior laundry or utility room epoxy floor with questions about moisture, appliances, texture, transitions, and winter return-to-service planning.
Approve the Garage Floor Sample Before Approving the Whole Look
Use a documented garage coating mockup to approve appearance, discuss texture, and align care expectations with the actual Simiron system.
Winter Planning for a Spring Garage Floor Upgrade
Document garage use, compare coating scopes and prepare storage for a future floor project.
Michigan service areas
Discuss your property’s location
Founded in Detroit, MI in 2013, Numark Services works with residential, commercial and industrial clients. Browse our community pages and share your exact address to confirm coverage and project availability.
Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties and surrounding Southeast Michigan communities, approximately 50 miles from Detroit. Confirm availability for your exact property address and project scope.
Bloomfield Hills, MIWest Bloomfield, MIBirmingham, MIRochester Hills, MITroy, MINorthville, MIPlymouth, MINovi, MI
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