At Epoxy King, we keep the experience straightforward and stress-free. Here’s our simple 4-step process for installing your new garage floor coating:
Long-lasting, UV-resistant, and aesthetically pleasing.
Garage Flooring Beckley, WV
Epoxy Garage Floors
Is your garage floor in Beckley a grimy stretch of cracked concrete, dust, old paint, and oil stains? It doesn’t have to stay that way.
Modern epoxy and polyaspartic garage floor systems can transform your garage into a clean, bright, easy-to-maintain space. Whether you use your garage for parking, storage, a workshop, a home gym, or pets, your floor should look sharp—and hold up to daily use.
Our garage floor coatings are built to be:
Stain-resistant and easy to clean
Hot-tire resistant to help prevent lifting and tire marks
Highly resistant to chemicals and spills like oil, gas, salt, and cleaners
Epoxy King installs long-lasting garage flooring across Beckley and Southern West Virginia (within about 60 miles)—with proper surface prep and a system designed for real-world durability.
Systems for Garage flooring:
- Full Broadcast
- Grind & Seal
- Solid Color
- Metallic
Industrial Grade Garage Floor Coating
We install our garage floor systems with professional-grade epoxy and polyaspartic coatings—the same types of high-performance materials used in many commercial and industrial environments.
That means a floor built to handle real daily use, whether it’s a residential garage, a small shop, a dealership bay, or a showroom.
Because the finished surface is seamless and non-porous, it helps keep oil, brake fluid, antifreeze, and other spills from soaking into the concrete and leaving permanent stains. Most messes clean up with a quick wipe or mop.
Ready to upgrade your garage? Contact Epoxy King in Beckley, WV for a free quote—serving Southern West Virginia within about 60 miles.
Benefits of Garage Epoxy Floors
Durable
Epoxy floor coating systems are built for garages and other high-use spaces—they’re made to handle heavy daily wear. Compared to standard flooring options, they typically offer stronger protection and a longer service life when the concrete is properly prepped and the right topcoat is used.
Easy To Clean
Because the surface is smooth and non-porous, most spills clean up fast. In many cases, you can wipe it up with a cloth or mop, then follow with a clean towel for a streak-free finish.
Anti-Slip
Flake floors still feel smooth underfoot, but the flakes add a light texture for better grip than bare concrete. If you want even more traction—especially near entry doors or if the floor may get wet—we can add a slip-resistant additive to the final topcoat.
Appearance
Epoxy garage floors are popular because they create a clean, finished look that instantly upgrades the space. With a variety of color and flake blends available, you can choose a style that fits your home and makes your Beckley-area garage look brighter, more organized, and easier to maintain.
Flake Color Options
Solid Color Options
Quartz Color Options
The Process
Preparation and Repairs
The most important part of any coating system is the surface prep. We mechanically grind the concrete to create the proper profile for a strong bond, then evaluate the slab’s condition to choose the right primer/base coat. We also repair cracks, pitting, and other surface damage so the finished floor looks clean and performs the way it should.
Applying the base coat
Next, we install the base coat. We mix and apply it evenly across the entire floor, using professional squeegees and rollers to control coverage and thickness. This creates a consistent foundation for the decorative flake (if selected) and the final protective topcoat.
Broadcasting the flake
In step 3, we broadcast the decorative flake to create the look you chose. We apply it to full coverage until the floor is completely saturated and the flakes won’t absorb any more. Once the base coat cures, we scrape and vacuum the excess flake to leave a smooth, even surface—ready for the final topcoat.
The Final Top Coat
In the final step, we vacuum the floor thoroughly to remove any remaining loose flake, then apply the clear topcoat that seals everything in and adds long-term protection and gloss.
Most floors are ready for light foot traffic and moving items back in around the next day, and we typically recommend waiting an additional 2–3 days before parking a vehicle on the new surface (timing can vary based on the system and conditions).