Instant online pricing · Polyaspartic built for Florida humidity · Done in 2 days · 5-year warranty
→ See Your Price in 30 Seconds Email UsNo city on the planet has more canals than Cape Coral, which means the average garage here moonlights as a marina locker. Trailer tires, downriggers, a chest freezer full of bait, a workbench that actually gets used — and beneath it all, a bare slab quietly collecting outboard oil and whatever the canal sent home on your deck shoes. We replace that raw concrete surface with decorative flake epoxy under a polyaspartic top coat, a finish built to take salt spray, spilled fuel, and everything a Southwest Florida July can throw at it without losing its grip on the slab.
The Cape is a roll-up-your-sleeves town, so a lot of garages here already wear a hardware-store epoxy kit — usually a peeling one. Those kits fail because nobody checked what the slab was holding, and on ground sitting a few feet above the water table, slabs hold plenty of moisture. Before anything gets coated, our meter comes out; then we grind the surface open instead of acid-etching it. Pricing is just as straightforward: the square-foot rates are published for anyone to see, the calculator on this page turns your measurements into a firm number, and a refundable $199 reserves your install date. A free 20-minute walkthrough confirms the figure before the two-day job begins.
Coating floors across the Cape means reading the city's building history block by block. The older ranches around the Yacht Club district went up decades before the new construction now spreading across the NW Cape, and a coating that lasts has to answer for the age, condition, and moisture of whichever slab it lands on.
Typical 2-car garage (450 sqft, Decorative Flake): $1,800–$3,150
Calculate My Exact Price →Figure $4–7 per square foot for decorative flake, the system most Cape Coral garages end up choosing. Solid-color epoxy is the budget route at $3–5, a full polyaspartic build runs $7–10, and metallic finishes top the range at $8–12. On a typical 450-square-foot two-car garage, flake pencils out between $1,800 and $3,150. Those rates are fixed for every address — the calculator simply applies them to your measurements, so the number you see is the number you pay.
Almost certainly not — failed box-store kits are one of the most common starting points for our Cape Coral jobs. The Cape's water table sits close to the surface, and vapor migrating up through the concrete pops thin coatings loose from below, something a weekend kit never accounts for. We strip the old product off with diamond grinders, take a moisture reading to see exactly what the slab is doing, then install a commercial-grade system finished in polyaspartic that is formulated for Florida humidity. The concrete underneath is usually in fine shape.
A dripping trailer is precisely what this floor is specced for: salt water off the hull, gasoline drips, and hot tires all sit on the polyaspartic top coat without leaving a mark. The coating does need time to cure, though — foot traffic is fine from day three, and the truck and trailer come back inside on day seven. The workmanship warranty runs five years and is fully transferable, so in a waterfront market where homes trade hands often, the next owner inherits the coverage.
Yes, and bundling everything into one project is the smart way to do it. Outdoor surfaces get a UV-stable polyaspartic that keeps its color in full sun, plus an anti-slip texture around the water. Book through the calculator with the refundable $199 deposit — it's credited against your final invoice — and during the free 20-minute site visit we'll measure the garage, lanai, deck, and driveway together and lock the total price. The garage itself is a two-day install, and you'll have the complete schedule before work starts.