[dianafig2004]

What company did you use

[jchase]

Don't go cheap! I did and I regret it. Use a good epoxy. A friend of mine used Ron Hill, 352-484-8739. Wasn't cheap, but will last forever.

[lanabanana73]

Originally Posted by Newbeginnings

We have had both, stain on the first house and we switched to Epoxy on our current home. The epoxy is the best in my opinion, looks great, easy to clean. I didn't like stain as any solvent will ruin the floor, had to have touch up work done when I accidentally spilled on it. The epoxy looks so nice, our garage looks like an extension of our indoor living area, my husband has even teased he would like some lazy boy reclining furniture out in the garage. Husband loves his garage, when we have our driveway party's people are always asking about the nice floor.

Can you tell us who installed your epoxy floor?

[Sable99]

Originally Posted by Newbeginnings

We have had both, stain on the first house and we switched to Epoxy on our current home. The epoxy is the best in my opinion, looks great, easy to clean. I didn't like stain as any solvent will ruin the floor, had to have touch up work done when I accidentally spilled on it. The epoxy looks so nice, our garage looks like an extension of our indoor living area, my husband has even teased he would like some lazy boy reclining furniture out in the garage. Husband loves his garage, when we have our driveway party's people are always asking about the nice floor.

Who did your epoxy floor?

[Sable99]

Originally Posted by DangeloInspections

There are many options for doing your garage floor. If you are looking for a contractor, Tim Miller, known as "Tim the tool man" specializes in epoxy floors. He is quite busy, typically booked solid for a month or more.

I inspect many garages and can tell Tim's work easily. His floors typically look very nice.

I did my own floor in a garage addition I built....here it is;



I VERY MUCH suggest that whoever does this for you that you have them mix a cup of H&C "Shark Grip" to the clear coat. This is MUCH better than sand and will keep your floor from being slippery. It is an anti slip additive. It cost less than $5.00.......I do not know why most folks fail to use this. I am glad I used it.

Hope this helps!

Frank

Thanks for the recommendation for Tim Miller. I would like to have my garage floor done before I move into my TV home.

[leftyf]

I did my own epoxy floor with the clear coat for the top. I used Rust Oleum for the base coat and Valspar for the top coat. I just added the colored flakes on top of the base coat and after the top coat, it's not slippery at all. Looks beautiful and I only have about $250 and a couple days labor into the job.

[jayjay]

Any names of company's who do epoxy on garage floors that you would recommend?

[GaryW]

Originally Posted by jayjay

Any names of company's who do epoxy on garage floors that you would recommend?

TIM MILLER,,, he is the best

[rxatkin]

We have an epoxy floor in our villa garage and it is beautiful. It is slick though when it gets wet. We bought our house used so we don't know who did the work. Does anyone have any RECENT experience with a contractor they can recommend?

[sralph99]

Originally Posted by GaryW

TIM MILLER,,, he is the best

Does anybody have a phone number for Tim Miller?

[jchase]

Tim Miller number, 352-217-0561

[village dreamer]

tim miller did my 2 car plus golf cart garage this past aug. for $1200, I love my garage floor,very happy w/tim.

[RickeyD]

Originally Posted by village dreamer

tim miller did my 2 car plus golf cart garage this past aug. for $1200, I love my garage floor,very happy w/tim.

$1,200 , and this is a Florida price ? Did he use gold dust in the mix. I'm floored, truly am. This guy is making a killing. Now I know for sure I'll be doing it on my own. No special skills are required, a no brainer for any do it yourselfer.

[JoMar]

Originally Posted by jayjay

Any names of company's who do epoxy on garage floors that you would recommend?

Creative Concrete......do a search on the threads for posts and count the number of Cliff's recommendations compared to others. I will say the the process is probably not that complicated and as others have said. If you are a DIY person you can most likely do as good a job as the contractors. If you are a mental DIY person, maybe not so much. When you get a contractor, get their FULL reference list with addresses and phone numbers then take a ride around and see the work or call those on the list.

[mtdjed]

Interlocking tiles are another option. No slip easy cleanup. Ours are 9 years old and look new. Many design options. No maintenance required except an occasional mopping.