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Straight answers about concrete floors

What a floor costs, why coatings fail, how to choose a finish, and what to ask before you accept anyone’s quote — including ours.

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Four things worth knowing

Each one answers its question in the first two paragraphs. None of them quote a product or a cure time.

What changes the price of an epoxy garage floor

Double garage floors start from approximately $2,450. That is a real starting point, not a teaser — but five things move it, and it is worth knowing which before you compare quotes.

Why epoxy floors fail

When a coated floor lifts, peels or picks up under hot tyres, the coating is almost never the problem. The problem is what it was asked to stick to.

Flake or solid colour?

The two finishes people choose between most often. They are not better and worse — they are suited to different rooms, and the wrong one in the right room is the usual regret.

Seven questions to ask before you accept an epoxy quote

Most epoxy quotes look alike on paper. These are the questions that tell you which one has actually been thought about — and you should ask us the same ones.

What you won’t find here

No product names, no cure times and no warranty claims. Those depend on specifics we are not prepared to state until they are confirmed in writing, and a guide that invents them is worse than no guide.

What is here is what we can stand behind: how pricing actually works, why floors fail, and how to compare quotes properly.

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Where we work

Taree, Forster, Tuncurry, Harrington, Blueys Beach, Pacific Palms and the Mid North Coast are our core areas. Newcastle and the Hunter are selected projects, decided by job size and timing.

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