Polyaspartic floors in Point Pleasant, NJ
Between Point Pleasant Beach, the borough and the Manasquan River, a lot of homes here live with salt air year-round, and many garages hold boats, fishing gear, bikes and beach stuff alongside the cars.
What the floors are like in Point Pleasant
Salt and sand are hard on bare concrete and on cheap garage paint, which peels within a season or two. A diamond-ground, bonded system with a polyaspartic topcoat is what holds up. We also coat outdoor showers, porches and patios where people come in wet from the beach.
What we check for here
- Peeling garage paint or DIY epoxy kits that have to be ground off completely
- Outdoor showers and wet entry areas that need texture for grip
- Garages used for boat and tackle storage, with salt water dripping on the slab
Near the water we use a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat on every job, and a textured finish anywhere people walk in wet.
Full flake · 2-car garage
Flake with a polyaspartic topcoat in the garage, and a textured flake with anti-slip topcoat for outdoor showers and patios. Both are easy to rinse off.
About 450 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 Point Pleasant
Why not just paint the garage floor?
Floor paint sits on top of the concrete and lifts under hot tires and salt. A ground and bonded system is mechanically locked into the slab, which is why it lasts.
Can you coat an outdoor shower floor?
Yes. It has to be dry and prepped like any other slab, and we use a textured finish so it is not slippery.
Nearby towns
Deciding between systems? See epoxy vs polyaspartic and garage floor costs in NJ.