
Bring new life to your garage in Tempe, AZ, with a durable flooring system that covers worn concrete, improves the look of the space, and makes daily cleanup easier.
Call (602) 820-7739A Tempe garage floor spends its life under hot tires and dropped tools, and bare concrete records every bit of it.
Most Tempe garages are working rooms rather than parking spaces. They hold bikes, a workbench, storage for a full house and often a car as well, and the slab underneath is asked to cope with all of it while still being raw concrete.
What a coating has to deliver is straightforward: grip when the floor is wet, a sealed surface that oil cannot soak into, an end to the concrete dust, and cleaning that takes a mop rather than a pressure washer.
Dialed In Epoxy Flooring installs garage floors across Tempe and the surrounding East Valley. The slab is mechanically ground, profiled and vacuumed before anything is applied, because adhesion is decided at that stage and nowhere later. The same build also goes into epoxy flooring for Tempe rentals and units, where a floor has to be handed over clean.
The same system suits a rental being turned around, a family garage that has become the gym, and a small commercial bay that needs to take traffic without marking.

Hands down.... the best! Dialed In goes above and beyond to make sure the job is done right. My wife can be, well, let's just say a little detail oriented, and Kevin and his crew blew away her and my expectations. The two floors we had done were flawless.

Gray concrete makes a Tempe garage read as storage. A metallic floor makes the same room read as part of the house.
The effect comes from metallic pigment suspended in clear epoxy and worked while it cures, producing a depth that looks like stone rather than paint.
Every pour is unique, since the pigment never moves the same way twice. The colors are chosen to suit the space, and once cured the floor takes stains, chemicals, scratches and tire marks without showing them.
Flake earns its place in a garage that has to take punishment and still look presentable.
The system goes down in layers, with an epoxy base, polymer chips broadcast into it and two polyaspartic coats sealing everything in. The chips give the floor its texture, and the texture is what stops it being slippery when wet.
That makes flake a good fit for commercial garages and performance shops as well as houses. It takes foot traffic and light vehicle traffic, shrugs off spilled chemicals, and needs no waxing or stripping. We install the same system in a commercial unit, sized to the traffic it will take.
A mop is all the upkeep it needs. The topcoats are UV stable and moisture resistant, so the same build works on driveways, patios and pool decks, and the chip colors can be blended to match. Outside the garage the assessment is a different one, and that is covered on concrete coatings for older Tempe patios and driveways.

The epoxy base is 100% solids, curing hard and thick instead of thin and brittle. In a Tempe rental that changes hands often, the floor is the finish that has to survive tenants who did not choose it.
Upkeep is a damp mop and some mild detergent. That is the whole routine, which matters when a garage has to be turned around quickly between tenants.

The polyaspartic topcoats are UV stable, so the strip of floor inside an open door does not fade lighter than the rest. The base coat stops moisture moving up out of the slab and lifting the finish.
Concrete is porous, so a spill on an uncoated Tempe garage floor tends to be permanent. The coating gives the slab a sealed surface that takes the staining and the scuffing in its place.
The build does not change from job to job. We grind, profile and vacuum the Tempe slab, lay a 100% solids epoxy base, and close with two coats of UV stable polyaspartic, all with our own crew.
We start by mechanically grinding, profiling, and vacuuming the concrete garage floor to ensure the strongest adhesion possible.
No matter the damage, we repair every crack and hole in the garage floor.
We apply a base coat for flake flooring and 100% solids epoxy or primer coat for metallic epoxy.
For flake flooring, we broadcast the polymer flakes to provide even color and texture. For the metallic floor, we apply the metallic color coat. For 100% solids epoxy, we apply the second coat.
For flakes, we scrape off all excess bits to prepare the floor for the final step.
We finish with two coats of UV stable polyaspartic topcoat.
The questions we get in Tempe are practical ones: what the floor is actually made of, whether hot tires will lift it, and whether the same system works in a commercial unit. Here are the three we answer most.
Counting from the concrete up, there are three working layers. The slab itself, ground and profiled so it can bond. A 100% solids epoxy or primer base coat. Then either a flake broadcast or a metallic color coat, sealed under two coats of UV stable polyaspartic. The topcoat is what takes the daily wear.
Hot tire pickup is the classic failure on a store bought kit: a warm tire grips the coating and lifts it off the slab. That happens when the coating never bonded properly in the first place. Ours goes onto a mechanically ground and profiled slab and finishes under two polyaspartic coats, and the finished floor is tire mark resistant.
Both, and the system is the same. The flake build handles heavy foot traffic and light vehicle traffic, which is why it goes into commercial garages and engine performance workshops as readily as a two car home garage in Tempe. What changes is the size of the job and the schedule, not the build itself.
If you want to protect your concrete floor from damage, improve safety, and keep your space looking its best, give us a call or fill in our FREE quote form.

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