Epoxy garage and patio floors in Brick, NJ
Brick has miles of lagoon and bayfront along Barnegat Bay and the Metedeconk River, plus inland neighborhoods of ranches and split-levels with one- and two-car garages.
What the floors are like in Brick
Near the water, the questions are about salt air, sand and floors that get wet, including raised homes with garages underneath. Inland, it is the usual garage story: road salt, oil spots and dusty concrete. Outdoor patios and pool decks here also take a lot of sun.
What we check for here
- Patios and pool surrounds in full sun, which need a UV-stable topcoat
- Boat and kayak storage in the garage dripping salt water onto the slab
- Smaller one-car garages, priced on their own square footage (there is no minimum job)
Near the water we use a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat on every job, and a textured finish anywhere people walk in wet.
Full flake · 1-car garage
Flake with a polyaspartic topcoat for the garage. For a patio or pool deck we would suggest a flake finish with an anti-slip topcoat, which gives more grip on wet bare feet.
About 250 sq ft at $5–$7 per sq ft, before any coating removal; crack repair is extra, priced on site. The same starting prices apply in every town we serve. The final price comes after a free on-site check.
Get my exact rangeQuestions we get in Brick
Can you coat a pool deck or patio?
Yes, with a textured, UV-stable system. Outdoor work adds a little per square foot for the extra prep and texture, and the online estimate includes that.
My one-car garage is small. Is it worth it?
Yes. There is no minimum job, so a small garage is priced on its own square footage. Some people pair it with a patio or a basement area while Tom is there.
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