Epoxy Flooring Draper, UT Garage Floors by the Point of the Mountain
We lay epoxy floors in garages, basements and shops across Draper, Utah, at the south end of Salt Lake County, where most homes went up in the 1990s and 2000s.
Draper Garages, Basements & Business Floors
Draper had 7,257 residents in 1990 and stayed a small farming community until the late 1990s; by 2020 it had more than 51,000. Most garage slabs here were poured during that growth, and years of parked cars and winter salt have worn them. We handle all of it — garage floors, basements and lower levels, and commercial floors for shops, offices and showrooms around the city.
Draper sits at the south end of Salt Lake County, where Point of the Mountain marks the county line. Every Draper job starts the same way: the installer comes out, looks at the concrete, measures the space, talks through colors and quotes the job in person, free and with no obligation.
Every garage floor is diamond ground first, so the base coat bonds to open, clean concrete. Cracks and chipped joints are repaired, and then the floor goes down in layers: an epoxy base coat, your flake or color, and a protective top coat in matte, semi-gloss or high gloss. Want to know what sets the price before anyone visits? Our Salt Lake City epoxy cost guide lays it out.
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Example of a finished floor. At your Draper estimate, flake blends, metallic colors and top-coat sheens are compared against your own slab.
Why Draper Homeowners Call Us
A free visit, diamond-ground prep, and an install that takes most garages about two days.
Free
Priced at Your Door, Not by Phone
Someone comes to your Draper home, measures the garage or basement, looks over the cracks and stains and gives you a free, no-obligation estimate. The decision stays yours.
Ground
Diamond-Ground Prep
Diamond tooling takes off the worn top layer and opens the concrete, so the epoxy base coat has a surface it can grip. No garage floor gets coated without it.
Color
Your Flake, Your Density
Choose the flake colors and how densely they cover the floor, or go with a metallic or a solid color. Bring a photo of a look you like and we’ll talk through it at the visit.
Checked
We Look at the Slab First
Each slab is checked for moisture and for cracks that are still moving before it is coated. If the concrete isn’t ready for a coating, you hear that before you pay for one.
2 days
Installed Over About Two Days
Most garage floors are installed over about two days, depending on the slab and the system you pick. Before we leave, you’ll know when the floor can take your car again.
See the full cost guide →Sheen
Matte to High-Gloss Finish
The top coat comes in matte, semi-gloss or high gloss, so the same floor can suit a working garage or a finished basement.
How Your Draper Floor Goes Down
A free visit, a slab check, the install and a walk-through: here is what that looks like in a Draper garage.
Consultation at Your Home
The installer comes to your Draper home or business, looks over the concrete, measures the space and talks through flake, metallic and solid colors. You get a free, no-obligation estimate. Book a visit.
Diamond Grinding
A diamond grinder removes the worn top layer and leaves an open surface for the base coat. The slab is also checked for moisture before anything is applied.
Crack Repair
Cracks, chips and worn joints are repaired and ground flush. If a crack is still moving, we say so before coating; a coating is not a fix for a slab that is shifting.
Base, Flake & Top Coat
An epoxy base coat soaks into the ground concrete, flake or color goes on next, and a protective top coat seals it. Valley summers are hot and very dry, so we work to the slab’s temperature and the product’s own instructions.
Walk-Through & Follow-Up
The installer walks the finished floor with you, covers care and cleaning and tells you when it can take the car. Questions later? The same number still answers.
Start With a Free Visit to Your Draper Home.
The installer measures, looks at the slab and gives you a no-obligation estimate. No pressure either way.
Floor Coatings for Draper, Utah
Garage floors come first, and we also coat basements, seal driveways and patios, and take on business floors.
Garage Epoxy
Garages on 1990s and 2000s slabs: grind off the worn surface, repair cracks and joints, then flake in your colors under a UV-resistant top coat.
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Residential Interior
Basements, laundry rooms, mudrooms and home gyms. A coated floor is seamless and easy to mop, and slip-resistant additives are available where floors get wet.
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Commercial & Retail
Shops, showrooms, offices and restaurant kitchens across Draper. Every commercial floor is quoted after a site visit.
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Industrial & Warehouse
Warehouse bays, auto shops and fleet garages. Urethane cement is available for wet or hot commercial areas; each floor is quoted once we see it.
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Repair & Maintenance
Peeling at the door or a worn-out kit coating. Old coatings come off by diamond grinding or shot blasting, and we tell you which your floor needs.
Learn about repair →Not Sure Which You Need?
Tell us your town and the room. We’ll talk through what the floor likely needs and set up a free on-site estimate.
Call (801) 618-0565 →Finishes and Colors for a Draper Floor
Three looks for the home, urethane cement for business kitchens, and an anti-slip option. Every garage floor is diamond ground first.
Built for Draper Winters and Summers
Snow, de-icing salt, strong sun and summer heat all reach a Draper garage. A ground slab under a layered coating is ready for each.
Ready for Snowmelt
Slush drips off every car through a Salt Lake winter. A sealed floor keeps it on top, where a squeegee pushes it out the door instead of letting it soak in.
Chemical & Stain Resistant
Oil, gas, antifreeze and de-icer residue sit on the coated surface and wipe up instead of soaking into the concrete.
UV-Resistant Top Coat
The sun is stronger at our elevation than at sea level. Flake floors finish with a UV-resistant protective top coat over the color.
Durable Under Daily Use
Bikes, floor jacks, tool chests and dropped wrenches. The layered system is built for the knocks a working garage takes.
Timed to the Slab
Between about October 31 and April 8 the valley can freeze overnight, and summers run hot. Install days are planned around the concrete’s temperature.
Easy to Clean & Maintain
Sweep, then damp-mop with a mild cleaner. A seamless floor has no grout lines for salt and grit to settle into.
Rated 4.9 stars on Google
What customers wrote on our Google listing, word for word.
"We appreciated the time the owner took in answering all our questions when they came out to measure our floor. They did our garage floor and looks amazing. Great company to work with."
"I love my new garage floor epoxy. The whole process was painless and the floor looks amazing."
"I paid them to do my epoxy flooring and wasn't disappointed with the quality of work I received from them. I didn't have to follow up with a complaint or go out of my way to get my epoxy flooring the way I wanted it. Very professional experience overall! I highly recommend them for your Epoxy Flooring needs."
Epoxy Flooring FAQs — Draper
Common questions from Draper, Utah homeowners.
Yes — homes and businesses across Draper, Utah; most of the city is in the 84020 ZIP code. Call (801) 618-0565 to book a free estimate at your home or business.
It depends on your floor, so we price it in person. The size of the space, the slab’s condition and repairs, the system and sheen you choose, and the prep involved all move the number. The estimate is free and carries no obligation; our Salt Lake City cost guide explains each factor.
Usually only a little. A slab that age tends to have hairline cracks, tire marks and oil spots. Grinding takes off the stained surface and cracks are repaired before coating. If the slab has heaved or is still settling, you’ll hear that before we quote.
Both are available. Our standard garage floor is an epoxy base coat with flake and a UV-resistant protective top coat, and polyaspartic systems are offered too. We recommend one at the visit, once we have seen the slab.
Yes, when the prep is right. Winter brings freezing nights and tracked-in de-icing salt; summer brings heat and strong sun. A diamond-ground, repaired slab under a layered coating handles both. When a garage coating fails early, poor prep is the usual cause.
Often, yes. We check the slab for moisture before coating it. A coating won’t keep water out of a basement, so if water is coming through, that has to be fixed first. Call (801) 618-0565 to have the slab looked at for free.
Yes. Shops, offices, showrooms, auto bays and restaurant kitchens. Commercial and industrial floors are quoted after a site visit, because every space is different.
Design your Draper epoxy floor.
Try finishes on a floor like yours and get a typical Salt Lake County price range with your free-estimate request.
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