One-car garage
About 250 sq ft- Flake floor
- $2,000–$2,250
- Metallic floor
- $2,000–$3,500

Real price ranges for garages, homes and commercial floors in McAllen and the Rio Grande Valley, and what moves the number up or down.
Installed prices for a standard Valley garage with grinding and crack repair included.
Includes diamond grinding, crack repair, materials and laborResidential minimum $2,000
Typical installed ranges in the Valley. Bigger floors land toward the low end; small rooms, heavy repairs and specialty finishes toward the high end.
The slab. Cracks, spalls and uneven joints need repair before coating. Moisture coming up through the concrete, common in the Valley, needs a moisture-tolerant primer.
Old coatings, paint or tile. Removal adds about $1–$3 per sq ft.
The system. A flake garage floor and a food-plant urethane cement floor are different products with different build thickness.
Size and access. Equipment and crew time are the same for a small room as for a big garage, so small jobs cost more per square foot. Commercial jobs worked at night or in phases are scheduled around you.
Big-box epoxy kits run a few hundred dollars. They're a thin coat rolled over concrete that hasn't been ground, so hot tires and Valley heat lift them, usually within a year or two.
Get the floor now and pay it off over time. Subject to credit approval; the application takes a few minutes.
In the Valley a professional flake floor with a polyaspartic topcoat runs about $5–$9 per sq ft. Metallic floors run about $8–$14. Industrial systems are priced after a site visit.
About $2,250–$4,050 for a standard 450 sq ft two-car garage with a full flake system. Cracks, old coatings or moisture problems add to that.
Yes. Residential jobs start around $2,000 and commercial jobs around $2,500, because prep equipment and crew time are the same whether the floor is big or small.
For garages and patios in the Valley, usually yes as a topcoat. Polyaspartic is UV-stable, cures in hours and resists hot-tire pickup. We often use an epoxy base with a polyaspartic top.
Store kits cost a few hundred dollars but are thin and go over unground concrete, so they often peel under hot tires within a year or two. A professional floor includes diamond grinding, crack repair and a much thicker build.
Yes, 12 months promotional financing through Synchrony, subject to credit approval.
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