Garage
Floors
New garage floor pours and replacements. Flat, smooth, and slope set so water moves where it should. Polished and decorative finishes available.
Since 1960 Flat, smooth, set to drain.
A garage floor works harder than it looks. We pour new garage floors and replace worn ones, building a flat, smooth slab with the slope set so water moves where it should instead of sitting on the concrete.
Tear out, a vapor barrier over a prepped base, rebar or mesh reinforcement, and a smooth trowel finish. Polished and decorative finishes are available, and we tie the floor into the approach slab at the door.
Snow, salt, and melt.
In a Madison winter your car brings the road into the garage. Snow, meltwater, and the salt brine off the street all end up on the floor, and a slab that does not drain lets that mix sit and work into the concrete season after season.
We set the slope so meltwater runs to a drain or out the door, put a vapor barrier over a prepped base to keep ground moisture out, and reinforce the pour. That is how a garage floor stays flat and holds up to what Wisconsin winters track in.
How it works.
Site Visit
We look at the garage, talk through finish and drainage, and come back with a clear quote.
Tear Out
On a replacement we remove the old floor and clear the space to rebuild the base underneath.
Prep and Reinforce
Base prep, vapor barrier, rebar or mesh, and forms, with the slope set to drain or the door.
Pour and Finish
Concrete in, troweled smooth or finished to your choice, tied into the approach slab, then cured.
What shapes the price.
Every garage floor is quoted on the real job. A few things move the number, so we measure the space, check the site, and give you a straight quote with clear scope.
Get a Quote- ✓Square footage of the garage
- ✓Tear out and removal of the old floor
- ✓Base prep and vapor barrier
- ✓Rebar or mesh reinforcement
- ✓Smooth, polished, or decorative finish
- ✓Slope to a drain or the door
- ✓Approach slab tie in at the door
- ✓Access for the crew and materials
Garage floor questions.
Do you install a vapor barrier under the floor?
Yes. A vapor barrier over a prepped base is part of how we pour a garage floor, so moisture from the ground stays out of the slab.
Can you slope the floor to a drain or the door?
Yes. We set the slope so water from a wet car or melting snow runs to a drain or out the door instead of pooling on the slab.
Do you offer polished or decorative garage floor finishes?
Yes. Beyond a smooth trowel finish, polished and decorative options are available. Let us know the look you are after and we will walk through it.
Pour your
garage floor.
Send us the details and we will come look at it, then get you a quote and a timeline.