Garage floor coatings
The flagship: a full-flake polyaspartic system for one-, two- and three-car garages.
- Diamond-ground prep for a mechanical bond
- Crack, chip and spall repair
- Full vinyl flake broadcast, your blend
- UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat
Queen Creek, AZ · Serving the Valley
Garage floor coatings for Queen Creek and the East Valley
Creating Arizona's finest garage floors. TruForce Epoxy installs full-flake polyaspartic coatings that are built for Arizona heat, go down in about a day and clean up with a mop.
The short answer
What TruForce Epoxy does
TruForce Epoxy installs full-flake polyaspartic garage floor coatings across Queen Creek, the East Valley and greater Phoenix. Crews diamond-grind the concrete, repair cracks, broadcast decorative vinyl flake and seal it with a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat. Most two-car garages are finished in about a day, and you can typically park on the floor within 24 to 48 hours.
Quick facts
- SystemFull-flake polyaspartic coating
- PrepDiamond grinding plus crack and spall repair
- Install timeAbout 1 day for most garages
- Walk onTypically within a few hours
- Park on itTypically 24 to 48 hours
- ResistsUV yellowing, hot-tire pickup, oil and chemicals
- Service areaAbout 50 miles around Queen Creek, AZ
- Phone(480) 853-3322
- Polyaspartic
- A fast-curing, UV-stable coating related to polyurea. It stays clear in sunlight and lets most garages be finished in one day.
- Full-flake broadcast
- Vinyl chips thrown into the wet base coat until no base color shows, then sealed under a clear topcoat.
- Diamond grinding
- Opening the concrete surface with diamond tooling so the coating forms a mechanical bond with the slab.
- Hot-tire pickup
- When hot tires soften a weak coating and lift it off the floor as you drive away. Common with thin DIY kits.
Design your floor
Try a flake blend on a garage slab
Pick a blend and a chip size to see how the floor reads from standing height, then pick your garage size to see a typical install and cure timeline. These are sample blends for illustration; the full color range is shown with physical chip samples at your estimate.
Monsoon Grey · 1/4 in chipsShows a section about 24 in wide, with a saw-cut control joint. Sample blend, colors vary by screen.
Typical timeline for this floor
Floor area450 sq ft
InstallAbout 1 day
Park24-48 hrs
Prep, repair, flake and topcoat all happen on install day for most garages.
Times are typical, not a quote. Heat, humidity and concrete condition change them, and your installer confirms timing for your floor.
Services
Concrete coatings for garages, patios and shops
Every job starts with the same prep: grind, repair, clean. What changes is the coating build for how the floor gets used.
Patio, porch and pool deck coatings
Epoxy and polyaspartic coatings for outdoor concrete, finished with topcoats that hold up to full Arizona sun.
- UV-stable topcoats that resist yellowing
- Texture options for footing near water
- Covers worn, stained or patched concrete
Commercial, shop and warehouse floors
Coatings for shops, garages with lifts, warehouses and commercial spaces that see oil, chemicals and rolling loads.
- Resists oil, fluids and hot-tire pickup
- Seamless surface that is easy to clean
- Scheduled around your operating hours
Ask about metallic and solid-color finishes.
Built for Arizona heat
Why polyaspartic instead of epoxy in Arizona
Arizona garages get hot, and many stay open to direct sun for hours. Many epoxies yellow under that UV and cure slowly, which means more days without your garage.
A polyaspartic topcoat is UV stable and cures fast, so the floor stays clear and most installs finish in a day. It also resists hot-tire pickup when you pull in after a summer drive.
| Trait | Typical epoxy | Polyaspartic |
|---|---|---|
| Sun and UV | Many formulas yellow or amber over time | UV stable, stays clear |
| Install time | Often 2 to 3 days with recoat waits | About 1 day for most garages |
| Back to parking | Often several days or more | Typically 24 to 48 hours |
| Hot tires | Thin or DIY coats can lift | Resists hot-tire pickup |
| Oil and chemicals | Good resistance | Good resistance, wipes clean |
| Best use | Interior floors out of direct sun | Garages, patios and pool decks in Arizona |
What to expect
Install day, step by step
Clear the garage the night before. Here is the order the work happens in on a typical one-day install.
- Arrival
Walkthrough and protection
Confirm your blend, mark any cracks, and tape off walls and the door threshold.
- Prep
Diamond grinding
Grind the whole slab with dust collection to remove sealers and open the surface for a mechanical bond.
- Prep
Crack and spall repair
Fill cracks, chips and spalled spots, then grind the repairs flush with the slab.
- Prep
Vacuum and clean
Vacuum the floor and edges so no dust is left under the base coat.
- Coating
Base coat and flake
Roll on the base coat and broadcast your flake blend until no base color shows.
- Coating
Scrape and vacuum
Once the base sets, scrape off loose chips and vacuum, leaving an even textured layer.
- Coating
Polyaspartic topcoat
Roll on the clear UV-stable topcoat that locks in the flake and gives the floor its finish.
- Wrap-up
Final walkthrough
Review the floor together and get your walk-on and parking times for current conditions.
After topcoatWalk on in hoursLight foot traffic, typically the same day.
24-48 hoursPark your carTypical; cool or humid days can stretch it.
OngoingSweep and mopWarm water and a mild cleaner handle most messes.
Service area
Garage floor coating across the Valley
TruForce Epoxy is based in Queen Creek and works within about 50 miles, from Glendale and Laveen to Gold Canyon and Casa Grande. Find your city to see what floors there usually need.
That city is not on the list. Call (480) 853-3322 and ask; nearby areas may still be in range.
Home base
Queen Creek
Our home base. Many homes in Hastings Farms, Harvest and Barney Farms still have the builder's original slab, which often carries a cure-and-seal film. We diamond-grind that film off so the coating bonds to bare concrete.
Read the Queen Creek detailsQueen Creek Home base
Our home base. Many homes in Hastings Farms, Harvest and Barney Farms still have the builder's original slab, which often carries a cure-and-seal film. We diamond-grind that film off so the coating bonds to bare concrete.
Garage floor coating in Queen CreekSan Tan Valley Next door
A short drive from Queen Creek. In Johnson Ranch, Encanterra and Pecan Creek we coat plenty of extended bays and golf-cart parking spots, and we flake those the same as the main floor so the whole garage matches.
Garage floor coating in San Tan ValleyGilbert East Valley
From Agritopia and Morrison Ranch to Power Ranch and Val Vista Lakes. Older Gilbert slabs often show hairline shrinkage cracks, so we fill and grind them flush before the base coat goes down.
Garage floor coating in GilbertMesa East Valley
Eastmark builds tend to be newer slabs; Las Sendas and Red Mountain homes are often older, with side-load garages and workshop corners. We plan grinding and repair around whichever one you have.
Garage floor coating in MesaChandler East Valley
Ocotillo and Fulton Ranch have plenty of three-car and tandem garages. Larger floors still usually finish in one install day, and we can run the same blend into a connected golf-cart bay.
Garage floor coating in ChandlerTempe Central Valley
Tempe has a lot of older ranch homes with single and two-car garages that have decades of oil stains. Diamond grinding opens up stained concrete so the coating can bond instead of sitting on top of the residue.
Garage floor coating in TempePhoenix Metro
We work across Phoenix, including Arcadia and Desert Ridge. Arcadia's mid-century homes often have older, pitted concrete that needs spall repair first; Desert Ridge garages tend to be newer and need less prep.
Garage floor coating in PhoenixAhwatukee South Mountain
Ahwatukee garages sit at the foot of South Mountain, and many have 1980s and 1990s slabs. Expect some crack repair. Afterward the sealed flake surface makes sweeping out desert dust much easier.
Garage floor coating in AhwatukeeScottsdale Northeast Valley
In McCormick Ranch and DC Ranch, a lot of garages double as space for a collector car or a home gym. A full-flake polyaspartic floor resists hot-tire pickup and wipes clean, which suits both.
Garage floor coating in ScottsdaleParadise Valley Northeast Valley
Paradise Valley properties often have multiple garages, a casita and a large patio or pool deck. We can match the same blend across the garages and use a UV-stable topcoat on the outdoor concrete.
Garage floor coating in Paradise ValleyFountain Hills Northeast Valley
Fountain Hills homes sit on hillside lots, and many garages face full afternoon sun when the door is open. A polyaspartic topcoat stays clear under that UV instead of yellowing like many epoxies.
Garage floor coating in Fountain HillsApache Junction East Valley
Apache Junction has plenty of detached shops, RV garages and larger lots. Shop floors take a tougher beating from jacks and fluids, so we put extra attention on prep and full flake coverage there.
Garage floor coating in Apache JunctionGold Canyon Superstition foothills
Up in the Superstition foothills, garages see a lot of blown-in dust and grit. A sealed, textured flake floor hides dust between cleanings and hoses or mops clean without trapping dirt.
Garage floor coating in Gold CanyonSun Lakes Southeast Valley
Sun Lakes homeowners often park a golf cart beside the car. We can adjust the texture of the topcoat for better footing, and the floor stays easy to keep clean without heavy scrubbing.
Garage floor coating in Sun LakesFlorence Pinal County
South of Queen Creek, Florence has many newer homes with builder-finish concrete. We grind off the surface film, broadcast the flake to full coverage and seal it so the garage is ready to use quickly.
Garage floor coating in FlorenceCoolidge Pinal County
Coolidge sits toward the southern edge of our service area. We coat home garages as well as larger shop and outbuilding slabs, and we schedule the trip so the work can be done in one visit where the size allows.
Garage floor coating in CoolidgeMaricopa Pinal County
In Rancho El Dorado and the rest of Maricopa, most garages are newer two- and three-car layouts. These floors usually need light repair, so most of the day goes into grinding, flake and topcoat.
Garage floor coating in MaricopaCasa Grande Pinal County
Casa Grande sits near the southwest edge of our range. We take on garages, workshops and small commercial floors there; call ahead and we will line up an estimate visit.
Garage floor coating in Casa GrandeGlendale West Valley
Glendale is on the West Valley side of our range. We coat garages, home gyms and hobby shops there with the same full-flake polyaspartic system and prep steps we use in the East Valley.
Garage floor coating in GlendaleLaveen Southwest Phoenix
Laveen's newer neighborhoods near South Mountain have many first-generation slabs in good shape. That usually means lighter repair and a straightforward one-day install.
Garage floor coating in LaveenFAQ
Garage floor coating questions
How long does a garage floor coating take to install?
Most one-, two- and three-car garages are coated in about one day with a full-flake polyaspartic system. Larger floors, heavy crack repair or shop slabs can add time. TruForce Epoxy confirms the schedule for your floor at the estimate visit.
When can I park on my new garage floor?
With a polyaspartic topcoat you can typically walk on the floor within a few hours and park vehicles in roughly 24 to 48 hours. Temperature and humidity affect cure, so your installer will give you a time for your floor before leaving.
What is the difference between epoxy and polyaspartic?
Both are floor coatings. Many epoxies cure slowly and can yellow in direct sun. Polyaspartic is a fast-curing, UV-stable coating, so a garage can usually be finished in a day and the topcoat stays clear when the door is open to Arizona sun.
Will a polyaspartic floor yellow in the Arizona sun?
Polyaspartic topcoats are UV stable, which means they resist the yellowing that many epoxies show after sun exposure. That makes them a good fit for Arizona garages that stay open, as well as patios and pool decks.
Do you repair cracks and pitting before coating?
Yes. The concrete is diamond-ground first, then cracks, chips and spalled areas are filled and ground flush. Repairing the slab first gives the coating a sound surface to bond to and keeps damage from showing through.
What does full-flake mean?
Full-flake means decorative vinyl chips are broadcast into the wet base coat until no bare base shows. The excess is scraped and vacuumed off, then a clear topcoat seals the chips. The result is a textured, multicolor floor that hides dust and small marks.
What areas does TruForce Epoxy serve?
TruForce Epoxy is based in Queen Creek, Arizona and serves the Valley within about 50 miles, including San Tan Valley, Gilbert, Mesa, Chandler, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Maricopa, Casa Grande and Glendale.
How do I get a free estimate?
Call TruForce Epoxy at (480) 853-3322 or send the estimate request form on this page with your city, garage size and the service you want. The estimate covers the condition of your concrete, color options and scheduling.
Free estimate
Get a free garage floor estimate
Tell us your city and garage size. The estimate covers your concrete's condition, chip samples and a date.
- Free, no-obligation estimate
- Physical chip samples to compare blends
- Serving about 50 miles around Queen Creek