Garages that actually get used
In Lynwood, a garage is rarely empty. It might be a mechanic's bay for the family cars, a weight room, a place to store inventory for a side business or a spot to throw a party when the weather is nice, which is most of the year. Many homes in town date from the 1940s and 1950s, and their detached garages sit behind the house off a driveway or alley. That concrete has seen decades of oil and wear.
We take those old slabs, grind them back to sound concrete, rebuild broken edges and put down a floor that wipes clean.
Where we work
Homes around Lynwood City Park, the blocks off Long Beach Boulevard and Atlantic Avenue, neighborhoods north and south of Imperial Highway, and the streets near the 105 and 710 interchange. On the commercial side, auto shops, tire shops, body shops, warehouses and storefronts along the main corridors.
What we put down
- Garage epoxy built for real use
- Flake floors that hide stains and give grip
- Fast polyaspartic when you cannot lose the garage for long
- Metallic epoxy for a party room or home gym
- Shop and warehouse coatings that handle oil, jacks and tools
- Polished concrete, coating repairs and sealers for drives and patios
Weather and wear
Lynwood is warm and dry most of the year, with a few short rainy stretches in winter. The biggest enemies of concrete here are heat, dust, oil and heavy use, not cold. A sealed, coated floor stands up to all of it.
I work on cars in my garage. Will the coating hold up?
Yes. We use a chemical-resistant topcoat that handles oil, brake fluid and coolant spills.
My slab is really old and cracked. Can you still coat it?
Usually. We rebuild edges and fill cracks before coating.
Can you coat a garage that has been converted?
Yes, converted rooms are common in our work.
Get your floor looked at
Call (310) 881-8826 for a free estimate in Lynwood.