Text us three photos of your garage floor and we'll send back your final number within the hour, 8am-8pm — not a ballpark, the price you'll pay. No sales visit, no pressure. Installed in one day, backed by a 3-year workmanship warranty.
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$6 / sq ft — Cleveland quotes typically run $8–9. You're paying the installer, not a sales team.
Drag the slider to your garage size — your price updates live. Text us three photos and we confirm this exact number, usually within the hour. No visit required.
Same polyurea base, same full flake broadcast, same polyaspartic top coat. The difference is overhead: the person quoting your floor is the person installing it. No franchise fees, no commissioned sales rep in your kitchen.
We catch these in your photos and tell you before you commit anything. If something turns up that a photo couldn't show, you see a picture of it and the new number before we start — never halfway through the job.
Everything above is included in the price — grinding, repairs to ordinary cracks, all three coats, cleanup and the 3-year workmanship warranty. No trip charge, no charge for the quote.
Takes a minute, right from where you're standing. No form, no appointment, no one in your driveway.
Usually within the hour, 8am to 8pm. Not a range and not a starting point — the number you'll actually pay.
We do one garage a day, start to finish. Walk on it the next day, drive on it 24 hours after the top coat.
Blurry photos are fine. If we can't tell something from a picture, we'll ask — we'd rather ask than guess and change the number later.
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Leave your name and number — we'll text you so you can send photos right in the thread. Usually within one business hour, 8am-8pm.
One tough floor, built in three layers and laid down in a single visit: a pigmented polyurea base coat, a full broadcast of decorative vinyl chips, and a UV-stable polyaspartic clear top. Roughly 50 mil thick — chemical- and abrasion-resistant, wipes clean with a mop, and ready for foot traffic the next day. Garage, basement, or shop floor.
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Drag the slider to see the transformation. Cracked, oil-stained concrete becomes a sealed, slip-resistant polyaspartic floor - built to last, easy to clean, installed in a single day across North Royalton & Cleveland.
Diamond-grind, polyurea base coat, full flake broadcast, polyaspartic top — all in a single visit. Walk on it the next day, drive on it 24 hours after the top coat.
If our install lifts or peels, we come back and make it right — in writing. You'll see competitors advertise 15 or 25 years: that's the coating manufacturer's number, not a promise that anyone will show up. Ours covers the part we control — our own work. The coating itself is built to last 15–20+ years.
Up to 4× more abrasion-resistant, no hot-tire peel, won't yellow in the sun, and stays flexible through Ohio's freeze-thaw winters.
Based in North Royalton, serving Greater Cleveland. The person who quotes your floor is the person who installs it — and we actually answer the phone.
Polyaspartic is up to 4× more abrasion-resistant than epoxy, stays flexible through Ohio's freeze-thaw cycles, and won't yellow from UV exposure. It also cures in hours instead of days — that's how we finish your floor in a single day.
No. Hot tire pickup is the #1 failure mode of DIY epoxy kits and big-box garage coatings. Our polyaspartic top coat bonds chemically to the base and shrugs off hot tires — it's the same family of coatings used in commercial garages and aircraft hangars.
A properly installed polyaspartic-topped flake system lasts 15–20+ years in a residential garage. A 1-part epoxy kit from the hardware store often fails within 2–3 Ohio winters.
Foot traffic the next day — 17 to 20 hours after the top coat. Cars 24 hours after the top coat is down. Heavy loads (jack stands, tool chests, motorcycles on stands) after 48–72 hours.
Yes. We diamond-grind the slab, V-cut and fill cracks with structural polyurea, and degrease oil spots before priming. The full chip broadcast hides minor surface imperfections. Severely spalled or moisture-damaged slabs are evaluated on-site before we quote.
Polyaspartic stays flexible at low temperatures, so it moves with the slab instead of cracking off it. Salt, brine, and snow-melt chemicals don't damage it. We can also install year-round — polyaspartic cures down to about 25 °F, unlike epoxy.
The full broadcast of vinyl chips creates natural texture, so a coated floor has more grip than bare polished concrete. For driveway approaches or wet areas, we can add an anti-slip aggregate into the top coat at no extra step.
No. Polyaspartic is UV-stable. Standard epoxy turns amber within a year of direct sun — polyaspartic doesn't. Important if your garage door stays open often or sunlight hits the slab.
Our 1-day polyaspartic flake system is $6 per square foot. A standard 2-car garage (~400–500 sq ft) lands around $2,400–$3,000. Typical quotes around Cleveland run $8–9 a foot for the same system.
Slab condition can change the number — old coatings to remove, deep cracks, oil saturation or spalled concrete. Text us three photos and we'll send the exact price before anyone comes out, so there are no surprises on install day.
Yes — Level Coating backs every install with a 3-year warranty on workmanship and installation. The polyaspartic coating itself is built for lifetime durability, which is why we stand behind it for Ohio garages.
Text three photos of your garage floor and we'll send back the final number, usually within the hour. Prefer to leave your details? Fill this in and we'll text you first.
(440) 390-8899 info@levelcoating.com Text us a photo of your garageBased in North Royalton — serving Greater Cleveland: Strongsville, Broadview Heights, Brecksville, Brunswick, Parma, Medina, North Olmsted, Westlake, Rocky River, Avon, Berea, Independence, Solon, Twinsburg, Macedonia, Hudson, Aurora, Chagrin Falls & beyond.
Pick one of our flake blends. See it on a real garage floor — and inspect the actual flake structure up close.
