Garage Flooring

Garage flooring is an excellent way to protect the floor and make it easy to clean and aesthetically pleasing. It creates a durable workplace that is ideal for parking, cleaning, and maintaining your vehicle. The floors can be of tiles, mats, and rolls that come in different design patterns and are easy to install, maintain, customize, and clean.

Read everything you need to know about the features and benefits, and costs of garage flooring installation below.

Features and Benefits of Garage Flooring

The garage floor looks aesthetically better than a simple concrete floor. They can last for decades, and do not require a lot of maintenance and cost once installed. Garage flooring comes in epoxy resin, floor mats, vinyl rolls, soft plastic tiles, and hard plastic tiles. The features and benefits of using them are –

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They are sturdy, reliable, and functional in a garage. However, they may not hold the force of a car jack, and you will need to put a sheet metal or a wood plank layer on the floor.

Soft plastic PVC tiles can hold the pressure of a car jack. They are resistant to mold and mildew and are comfortable to walk on. The soft plastic tiles come in a range of colors and design patterns.

Compared to setting the tiles, rolling a vinyl sheet on a large floor is easy for subflooring. They are best for large residential and commercial garages and come at competitive prices.

From motorcycles to cars and trucks, floor mats cover a limited area on the garage floor and protect a cement garage floor from outside elements.

Epoxy resin is a highly malleable material that is easy to prepare and spread. It makes your garage floor pop while getting an anti-slip and stain-resistant seal. Epoxy comes in glossy and semi-glossy finishes and is extremely easy to apply on concrete.

Heavy duty commercial grade floors can handle forklifts and machines, which a normal garage floor is not built for. Residences with several large vehicles can also have commercial-grade garage floors.

Garage Flooring Costs

The table below shows a price range that you can expect based on different garage floor types. For exact pricing in your location, speak to our expert advisor –

Floor Type Price Range (per sq. ft.)
Hard plastic floor tiles $2.59 - $8.79
Soft plastic floor tiles $3.19 - $8.09
Vinyl floors $1.59 – $1.69
Commercial-grade floors $1.89 – $5.99

Epoxy garage floors are priced differently and there is a fixed cost depending on the size of your garage and the type of floor you choose. Speak to an advisor at your garage flooring company who can share the exact price of epoxy coating.

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Your garage floor can withstand seasonal changes such as snowstorms, desert heat, and rain. A good flooring contractor will leave room for any expansion and contraction due to temperature variation.

Choose the floor type based on the garage use. While private garages can have soft plastic tiles, businesses may need commercial-grade tiles for heavy usage. It is best to clean the floor immediately in case of an oil or chemical spill. With proper installation and adequate maintenance, garage floors can last for decades without any upgrades.

Sealing a garage floor is a great way to prevent any degradation for years to come. It acts as a barrier against water, caustic chemicals, and everyday wear and tear. Sealing is not an expensive or labor-intensive job, and by doing it every 2-5 years, you can keep the floor in good shape and prevent cracks and pitting.