Queen Creek, AZ · Valley wide
TruForce Epoxy grinds, repairs and coats your garage floor with a full-flake polyaspartic system that won't yellow in the sun. Most garages are done in about a day.
What we do
TruForce Epoxy installs full-flake polyaspartic garage floor coatings across the East Valley and greater Phoenix from its base in Queen Creek, Arizona. Every floor starts with diamond grinding and crack repair, followed by a base coat, a full broadcast of color flake and a UV-stable polyaspartic clear topcoat. Most garages are finished in about a day.
Services
Garages are most of the work. The same prep and materials go on patios, pool decks and shop floors.
Flagship system
The floor most customers call about. We grind the slab, fix cracks, lay a base coat, broadcast flake to full coverage and seal it with a polyaspartic clear coat. You get a textured, easy-to-clean floor that stands up to tires, oil and Arizona sun.
Epoxy and polyaspartic coatings with UV-stable topcoats for concrete that sits in direct sun all day.
Hard-wearing coatings for workshops, commercial spaces and warehouses that see equipment, chemicals and foot traffic.
Cracks and spalled spots are repaired and the slab is diamond ground before any coating goes down. No acid etching.
Looking for metallic or solid-color floors? Ask about them when you call for your estimate.
The coating system
A garage floor coating is only as good as the slab under it. This cutaway shows the order each TruForce floor goes down, from bare concrete to the clear coat you walk on. Layer thicknesses are exaggerated so you can see them.
Industrial grinders cut off the slick top layer, old sealers and stains, leaving an open profile the coating can grip. This mechanical bond is what keeps a floor from peeling.
Cracks, chips and spalled spots are filled and ground flush so they do not telegraph through the finished floor.
A pigmented base coat soaks into the ground concrete and holds the flake in place.
Color flake is thrown by hand until the wet base coat is completely covered, then the excess is scraped and vacuumed. Full coverage hides dust and adds grip.
A UV-stable clear coat seals the flake. It resists hot-tire pickup, oil and chemicals, and wipes clean.
Materials
Both are two-part coatings. In an Arizona garage, the topcoat takes the sun, the heat and the tires, which is why TruForce finishes with polyaspartic.
| What matters | Polyaspartic topcoat | Standard epoxy |
|---|---|---|
| Sun exposure | UV stable. Does not yellow in Arizona sun. | Many epoxies yellow or amber over time in sunlight. |
| Install time | Most garages done in about one day. | Often spread over several days to allow cure between coats. |
| Back in use | Walk in a few hours; park in roughly 24–48 hours. | Usually a longer wait before parking. |
| Hot tires | Resists hot-tire pickup. | Thin or DIY epoxy can lift under hot tires. |
| Oil and chemicals | Resists oil, gasoline and common garage chemicals. | Good chemical resistance when properly cured. |
| Outdoor use | Suited to patios, porches and pool decks. | Best kept indoors, out of direct sun. |
| Cleaning | Sweep, mop or hose off. | Sweep or mop. |
Process
The steps below happen in this order on every floor. Most garages go from bare concrete to finished in one day.
We look at the slab, note cracks, moisture or old coatings, and help you pick a flake blend.
You move cars, shelving and stored items off the floor so the whole slab can be ground.
Grinders open the concrete and remove sealers and stains, with dust collection running.
Cracks and spalls are filled and ground flush with the surrounding slab.
The base coat goes down and flake is broadcast by hand to full coverage.
Loose flake is scraped and vacuumed so the topcoat lays down smooth.
The clear UV-stable topcoat seals the flake and sets the final texture.
We walk the floor with you. You can typically walk on it in hours and park in 24–48 hours.
Service areas
TruForce Epoxy works within about 50 miles of Queen Creek, covering the East Valley, greater Phoenix and Pinal County.
Home base. We coat garages in Hastings Farms, Harvest, Barney Farms and the rest of town, usually with the shortest scheduling lead time.
Next door to our shop. Regular work in Agritopia, Power Ranch, Morrison Ranch and Val Vista Lakes.
Gilbert garage floors →A short drive south. Johnson Ranch, Encanterra and Pecan Creek garages get the same one-day full-flake system.
From Eastmark in the southeast to Las Sendas and Red Mountain up north, including older slabs that need more crack repair.
Ocotillo, Fulton Ranch and the rest of Chandler, where a UV-stable topcoat keeps sun-facing garages from yellowing.
Arcadia, Desert Ridge and neighborhoods across the city, for garages, patios and pool decks.
McCormick Ranch, DC Ranch and nearby communities, including garages finished as workshops or showrooms.
Older ranch homes and newer builds alike. Every Tempe slab is ground and repaired before the base coat goes down.
FAQ
Straight answers to what homeowners ask before they book.
Most garages are finished in about one day with a polyaspartic system. You can typically walk on the floor within a few hours of the final coat and park on it in roughly 24 to 48 hours, depending on temperature and the size of the job.
A full-flake floor is a coating system where colored vinyl flakes are broadcast over a wet base coat until the surface is fully covered. The loose flake is scraped and vacuumed, then sealed under a clear polyaspartic topcoat. The result hides dust and small imperfections and gives the surface texture for grip.
For a garage that gets sun through an open door, polyaspartic is usually the better topcoat. It is UV stable, so it does not yellow the way many epoxies do in Arizona sun. It also cures faster, resists hot-tire pickup and stands up to oil and common garage chemicals.
Yes. After diamond grinding, TruForce Epoxy fills cracks and repairs spalled or chipped areas so the coating goes down on a sound, even slab. Repairing first keeps damage from showing through and helps the coating bond across the whole floor.
Diamond grinding removes the smooth top layer of the slab, old sealers and surface contaminants, and opens the concrete so the base coat can form a mechanical bond. A proper grind is the main thing that keeps a coating from peeling.
Yes. TruForce Epoxy coats patios, front porches and pool decks with epoxy and polyaspartic systems finished in a UV-stable topcoat, which holds its color in direct sun better than many standard epoxies.
TruForce Epoxy is based in Queen Creek, Arizona and works Valley wide within about 50 miles, including Gilbert, Mesa, Chandler, San Tan Valley, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Glendale, Maricopa, Casa Grande and surrounding cities.
Call TruForce Epoxy at (480) 853-3322 or send the estimate request form on this page with your city, the type of floor and its approximate size. TruForce will follow up to schedule a look at the slab.
Free estimate
Tell us where the floor is and roughly how big it is. TruForce Epoxy will follow up to look at the slab and give you a written estimate.
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