Request a quote for a Sterling Heights floor.

Before the walk through

Call or send the form and describe the slab: age, condition, and what sits on it every day. We ask about moisture, salt exposure, and any coating history, then set a time to see the Sterling Heights floor in person. The visit produces the measurements and the moisture readings that make the quote fixed instead of flexible.

No need to empty the garage or scrub anything. We want the floor honest, oil spots, hairline cracks, flaking paint and all. Have a rough size in mind, know your ideal timing, and if you are picturing a specific flake color or finish, bring the picture.

A note on how we handle questions after the floor is done. The topcoat takes light foot traffic the same evening and vehicles after the cure window we give you in writing. If anything about the finish looks off in the first weeks, a dull patch, a spot that feels rough, call and we come look at it. Coatings are chemistry, and chemistry occasionally surprises even careful crews, so we would rather inspect a non problem than let a real one age. Sterling Heights customers also ask about winter scheduling: attached garages coat fine in cold months because the slab holds house heat, so do not assume you missed the season. The calendar usually has more room in January than June.