Profile the concrete.
Mechanical diamond grinding prepares the surface for the specified coating. Existing paint, incompatible finishes and contaminants are reviewed as part of the preparation scope.
Mago / Garage coating systemsGarage epoxy flooring
Garage epoxy flooring
in Massachusetts.
Seamless finishes. Considered preparation. A garage that feels like part of your home.
- Mechanical diamond grinding
- Decorative flake & metallic options
- Epoxy & polyaspartic systems
of your garage.
Understanding your floorA complete system.
A complete system.
From concrete to topcoat.
What is epoxy flooring?
Epoxy is a resin-and-hardener coating applied to prepared concrete. As it cures, it forms a hard surface that changes the appearance of the slab and helps protect it from everyday wear.
Garage floors often combine an epoxy base, decorative flakes and a polyaspartic topcoat. Each layer has a different job. Preparation, product compatibility and the condition of the concrete determine the system that belongs in your space.
Planning a commercial epoxy floor? ↗The system, explainedFour layers.
Four layers.
One considered finish.
Epoxy, flakes and polyaspartic are often used together. This is an example flake system; the exact layers are confirmed for your concrete and selected package.
See how we install it ↓- 01The foundation
Prepared concrete
The slab is assessed, mechanically prepared and cleaned. Repairs and moisture treatment are specified where needed.
- 02The bond
Epoxy / polyurea base
A compatible base coat creates the foundation for the decorative and protective layers.
- 03The design
Decorative flakes
Vinyl flakes add color and visual texture. The broadcast pattern and blend shape the final appearance.
- 04The protection
Polyaspartic topcoat
The finishing coat seals the selected system. Review its wear, chemical and UV-resistance specifications.
Preparation makes the differenceA great finish starts
A great finish starts
below the surface.
Peeling, bubbling or poor adhesion can begin with an unsuitable surface or system. We review the slab before choosing what goes on top.
Check cracks & moisture.
Moisture testing, crack inspection and joint details guide the repair and treatment plan. Discuss signs of water intrusion and any previous coating failure.
Match the finish to its use.
Vehicle traffic, sunlight, winter salt, cleaning and traction needs help shape the coating choice. Product instructions guide application and cure times.
Three finish directionsClean. Textured.
Clean. Textured.
Or entirely individual.
Choose the look first, then refine the coating system and texture around the garage’s everyday use.
Solid color
A simple, consistent color for garages, storage and utility spaces. Discuss sheen and traction options for the selected coating.
Explore solid color finishes ↗
Decorative flake
Multi-tone vinyl flakes create a distinctive finish. Compare blend, broadcast coverage and topcoat texture using a physical sample.
Explore decorative flake finishes ↗
Metallic
Pigments create movement and depth, with patterns formed during application. Review a sample and the expected variation before confirming the design.
Explore metallic finishes ↗Plan your investmentFour systems.
Four systems.
A clear starting point.
Planning ranges for approximately 400–500 sq ft. Your written estimate accounts for the slab, repairs, moisture treatment, layout and finish. Larger or more complex projects can cost more.
Essential Epoxy
For utility-focused garages and a simple, uniform finish.
$3,000–$5,000Approx. 400–500 sq ft · planning range
- Mechanical diamond grinding
- Crack and joint repairs within the agreed scope
- 100% solids epoxy base coat
- Optional light flake broadcast
- Polyaspartic topcoat
Performance Flake
For a decorative garage floor with a full flake finish.
$4,000–$5,500+Approx. 400–500 sq ft · planning range
- Diamond grinding and crack repair
- 100% solids epoxy base coat
- Full decorative flake broadcast
- Polyaspartic topcoat
- Traction options reviewed for your garage
Signature Garage
For a premium flake finish with additional preparation and coating layers.
$6,000–$8,500+Approx. 400–500 sq ft · planning range
- Diamond grinding, moisture testing and repair review
- Moisture vapor barrier where specified
- Polyurea base coat and decorative flakes
- Polyaspartic mid coat
- Polyaspartic topcoat
Metallic Epoxy
For flowing metallic patterns in garages, showrooms and interior spaces.
$6,000–$9,000+Approx. 400–500 sq ft · planning range
- Diamond grinding, repair and surface leveling
- Moisture barrier and polyurea base where specified
- Pigmented epoxy base and metallic artistic layer
- Polyaspartic mid coat
- High-gloss or satin polyaspartic topcoat
Final preparation, layer specifications, product availability and any warranty terms are confirmed in the project proposal. These ranges are not a fixed-price booking.
Make it yoursYour system.
Your system.
Your finish.
Explore Mago’s colors and flake blends. Solid colors are illustrated without flakes. Screen colors are approximate; confirm the physical sample and product availability before ordering.
02 / Choose a color or blend
Explore the transformationBefore & after.
Before & after.
See the difference.
Explore flake and metallic finishes. Move the slider to compare the surfaces; each project’s result depends on its concrete and selected system.
BeforeAfter
BeforeAfter
BeforeAfterThe Mago installation processEvery step
Every step
has a purpose.
The agreed coating system determines the exact sequence. A clear scope covers preparation, application, curing and your return to the garage.
- 01
Inspect the concrete
Review the slab, cracks, existing coating, contamination and moisture.
- 02
Mechanically grind
Prepare a surface profile suited to the specified coating system.
- 03
Repair & prepare
Address agreed repairs and joints, then clean the prepared surface.
- 04
Apply the base coat
Install the compatible primer or base layers in the agreed specification.
- 05
Add the design
Broadcast flakes or apply the selected color and metallic treatment.
- 06
Scrape & clean
Remove excess flakes and refine the surface before the finishing coat.
- 07
Apply the topcoat
Install the specified protective finish and traction additives, if selected.
- 08
Cure & inspect
Review the completed floor and provide care and return-to-use instructions.
Plan access before installation.
Allow approximately 24 hours for light foot traffic and 48–72 hours for vehicles as an initial planning guide. The selected products and site conditions determine the actual timing; follow Mago’s instructions for your floor.
Massachusetts firstReady for the way
Ready for the way
your garage is used.
Winter salt, tracked-in water, changing temperatures and vehicle traffic belong in the planning conversation. Tell us about drainage, visible cracks, previous coatings and how you use the space.
Garage epoxy around Greater Boston & beyond.
Boston, Quincy, Newton, Cambridge, Brockton, Milton, Dedham, Worcester and surrounding Massachusetts communities. Rhode Island and New Hampshire projects are reviewed individually.
Explore our flooring service areas ↗Coating a basement? Explore basement epoxy ↗Also considering modular garage tile? ↗How much does garage epoxy flooring cost?
Mago’s planning ranges for approximately 400–500 square feet start at $3,000–$5,000 for Essential Epoxy, $4,000–$5,500+ for Performance Flake, $6,000–$8,500+ for Signature Garage and $6,000–$9,000+ for Metallic Epoxy. These are starting points for a conversation, not fixed quotes. Size, concrete condition, preparation, moisture treatment, repairs and finish selection determine the written estimate.
How long does an epoxy garage floor last?
Service life depends on the specified system, preparation, slab condition, traffic and maintenance. Review the selected products, care requirements and any written warranty with Mago. A lifespan estimate is not a guarantee for every garage.
Will hot tires damage the coating?
The coating needs to be specified for vehicle traffic and fully cured before parking. Ask about hot-tire resistance for the selected system and follow its return-to-use instructions.
Is epoxy flooring slippery?
Traction depends on the finish texture, additives and whether the surface is wet or contaminated. Flakes and traction additives can be included in the design; discuss the balance between grip and cleaning before choosing a finish.
Can you coat over old epoxy?
Mago evaluates the existing coating’s condition, adhesion and compatibility. Removal by mechanical grinding may be needed before installing the new system.
How soon can I walk or drive on the floor?
Allow about 24 hours for light foot traffic and 48–72 hours for vehicles. Actual timing depends on the coating, temperature, humidity and site conditions. Follow the project-specific instructions before returning the garage to use.
Do cracks or moisture need attention first?
Yes. The slab is reviewed before coating. Cracks, joints, contamination and moisture may require repairs or a specified treatment. Structural movement and ongoing water problems need assessment; a decorative coating does not resolve every underlying issue.
Where does Mago install garage epoxy flooring?
Massachusetts is the primary service area, including Boston, Quincy, Newton, Cambridge, Brockton, Milton, Dedham, Worcester and surrounding communities. Rhode Island and New Hampshire projects are considered individually based on location, scope and timing.
Bring your garage togetherLet’s start
Let’s start
with your concrete.
Share your town, approximate size, a few photos and the finish you have in mind. We’ll review what your garage needs before confirming the estimate.