Resin Flooring for Garages

Our UK-wide garage floor service covers single and double garages

We fit single, double, integral and detached garages. Our floor fitters travel to you, from a terrace in Leeds to a farm building in the Highlands.

Tradespeople use our resin floors too. We floor workshops that see heavy use every day, and we match every epoxy floor to your specific needs.

Resin floors are used in industrial environments every day, so we bring that same hard thinking to your garage floor and your resin floors. Installing resin floors is what we do all day.

Garage floor epoxy resin resists oil, petrol and chemicals

Garage epoxy floors resist oil, petrol and chemicals, so a leaking gearbox or a spilt tin of brake fluid wipes off instead of soaking in. Chemical spills sit on the surface until you clear them.

Epoxy resin will seal the concrete surface, so potential contaminants never reach the slab. Garage floor epoxy is also chemical resistant and scratch resistant, and it copes with heavy loads such as a car on axle stands. Dropped tools leave few scratches.

Seamless, bright and easy to clean

Seamless epoxy resin floors have no joints for dirt to hide in. They are durable, smooth and easy to maintain, and a mop or a soft brush clears dust and debris in minutes. A professionally installed resin floor also cuts the dirt traps that come with worn concrete, which gives you a hygienic finish.

Resin floors also make a garage space feel bigger and brighter. The glossy floor surface reflects natural and artificial light for better safety and visual appeal, and low maintenance is the whole point of an epoxy floor.

Colours, flake finishes and anti-slip texture

A seamless epoxy floor can be made in a wide range of colours, from classic grey to red, blue or black. Our flake finish adds coloured vinyl pieces that hide tyre marks well, and you can pick flake colours to match your car.

A flake system has three layers: the epoxy base coat, the flakes, and a clear coat on top. An anti-slip texture adds safety when the garage floor gets wet. Good colours and a clean floor finish lift the appearance of your home.

A garage floor that suits how you really use the space

Modern garages do more than store a car, and the floor has to keep up. People use them as home gyms, workshops, storage and hobby rooms, and a durable, attractive floor makes every one of those uses easier.

With millions of vehicles being looked after at home, hard-wearing resin floors are a practical finish for DIY, servicing and tools. Resin floors stay long-lasting even when the garage never gets a break.

Installing epoxy garage flooring is a job of days, not weeks. Here is the process at a glance:

1. Free survey and quote. We measure the garage floor, check the slab for damp and moisture, and agree on your colours and finish.
2. Preparation. We grind the concrete floor with diamond machines, fill any damage, and vacuum the surface until it is dust-free.
3. Primer. We roll on a primer that will seal the pores and lock the first coat to the concrete.
4. Base coat. We apply the epoxy resin base coat, scatter flakes if you chose them, and let the coat set.
5. Top coat and handover. We finish with a clear coat, seal in the colour, tell you when it is safe to drive on, and show you how to keep your garage floor clean.

Why mechanical preparation decides how long your floor lasts

Mechanical preparation gives epoxy coatings far better adhesion. Superior surface preparation is the key to getting resin to bond with concrete, and careful work here avoids bubbling and peeling later.

We treat the concrete substrate as the base of the whole job, and we seal any cracks before the primer goes on. A second coat of primer goes on porous patches, and a rough, open surface gives the first coat far more grip. We also test for moisture, because damp coming up through the substrate can lift an epoxy coating.

Installation time varies with how much preparation your slab floor needs. Installing resin floors on a sound slab is quicker than on one with patched holes and old paint to remove.

How we mix, lay and cure the resin

We weigh the epoxy resin and hardener components exactly. Each batch is mixed in small amounts, and the mixed resin is laid straight away, which gives a smooth coat, and every coat gets checked.

We use mixed epoxy resin and roll on two coats so the thickness builds evenly. Each coat is left to set before the next one goes down. For example, a garage floor that takes a lot of wear gets a thicker build, and that extra thickness gives you long-lasting resin floors.

Proper curing times matter. Let the epoxy resin fully cure before the floor takes the weight of a car, and note that following instructions on curing protects your finish. A quick note on cleaning, too: wait a few days before you use strong cleaning chemicals.

We hold ourselves to high standards on every garage

Every garage floor we fit is backed by a written guarantee. If a tin of paint is all your garage needs, we say so. As experienced resin flooring contractors, we focus on recommending the right solution for your garage rather than pushing unnecessary work.

Our epoxy resin floors carry the same standard on every job, so you get resin flooring for garages that looks right and stays right. Before we go, we walk the whole garage floor with you and check the coat, the finish and the colour, and fix anything you are not happy with.

Fill in the floor quote form on this page or call SolidSet Resin Flooring today. We will survey your garage floor, agree your colours, and give you a fixed price anywhere in the UK.