Your garage floor takes a beating every day. Road salt gets tracked in all winter. Oil and chemicals drip from your car. Cracks spread each season as freeze-thaw cycles do their damage. You are tired of looking at that crumbling concrete and ready for a new garage floor.

What We Offer

At Rubber Stone NY, we make ugly garage floors look brand new in as little as one day. Our team applies premium Rubber Stone rubber coating and Vuba Stone resin-bound coating directly over your existing concrete, so there is no expensive tear-out or lengthy renovation.

We have been installing garage floor coating across Upstate New York for over 13 years. Jim and Steve Duncan personally oversee every project to make sure you get a floor that is durable, slip-resistant, and built to handle our tough winters.

Our rubber coating and resin-bound coating options resist road salt, oil stains, and chemical spills. They come in a wide range of colors, so you can choose a look that fits your style. Plus, our rubber products include a 9-year warranty for real peace of mind.

Want to see the difference for yourself? View our work to check out recent transformations. Learn about our company to see why families across the region trust us. Ready to get started? Contact us for a free garage floor coating estimate today.

Garage Floor Coating Features

  • Surface cleaning and preparation
  • Crack and damage repair
  • Moisture barrier application
  • Rubber Stone/Vuba Stone coating installation
  • Slip-resistant textured finish
  • UV-stable color options
  • Chemical and salt resistance
  • Custom color blending
  • Edge and corner detailing
  • Final inspection and walkthrough

Benefits

  • Resists road salt and chemicals
  • Slip-resistant in wet conditions
  • Hides cracks and surface damage
  • Walkable in just 24 hours

The Garage Floor Coating Process

  1. Free Consultation

    We visit your garage to assess the current floor condition, discuss color options, and provide a detailed estimate with no obligation.

  2. Surface Preparation

    Our team cleans the concrete, repairs cracks and chips, and applies a primer to create the ideal base for the new coating.

  3. Product Application

    We apply your chosen Rubber Stone or Vuba Stone product in your selected color blend, building layers for maximum durability.

  4. Finishing and Curing

    A protective topcoat is applied for extra strength and slip resistance. The surface cures within 24 hours for foot traffic.

  5. Final Walkthrough

    We inspect the finished floor with you to confirm it meets your expectations. We also share tips for maintaining your new surface.

Cost & Timeline

Estimated Cost

Garage floor coating typically costs $10 to $16 per square foot. The final price depends on a few key factors.

The size of your garage is the biggest factor. A single car garage costs less than a double or triple bay. The condition of your existing concrete also matters. Floors with deep cracks or moisture problems need more prep work before the rubber coating or resin bound coating goes on.

The product you choose affects cost too. Rubber Stone rubber coating and Vuba Stone resin bound coating have different price points and color options. Additional features like custom color blends or extra topcoat layers can adjust the total.

We provide free, no obligation estimates so you know exactly what to expect before any work begins.

Estimated Timeline

A typical garage floor coating installation is completed within 24 hours. The surface is ready to use within 48 hours.

The process covers surface preparation, including cleaning, crack repair, and priming. We then apply the rubber coating or resin bound coating.

After application, the surface needs about 24 hours to cure before you can walk on it. Vehicle traffic is safe after 48 hours.

We schedule projects based on weather and your availability. Our goal is to get you back into your garage with your new garage floor as fast as possible with minimal disruption.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a garage floor coating last in Upstate New York?

A professionally applied garage floor coating can last 10 years or more with proper care. Our Rubber Stone rubber coating comes with a 9-year warranty, and Vuba Stone resin-bound coating includes a 5-year warranty. Both products are designed to handle the freeze-thaw cycles, road salt exposure, and temperature swings common in Upstate New York.

The key to long-lasting results is proper surface preparation. Our team repairs all cracks and applies a moisture barrier before applying your garage floor coating. This prevents the most common causes of coating failure.

Regular maintenance also helps extend the life of your new garage floor. We recommend sweeping or blowing off debris regularly and pressure washing once or twice a year. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, as the coating itself already resists stains and spills.

If you notice any wear spots over the years, touch-up applications are simple and affordable. Many of our earliest customers are still enjoying their original rubber coating or resin-bound coating floors more than a decade later.

Can you resurface a garage floor with cracks and oil stains?

Yes, resurfacing is actually the ideal solution for cracked and stained garage floors. Our process starts with thorough surface preparation that addresses these issues directly.

For cracks, we use specialized fillers and repair compounds to create a smooth, stable base. Minor surface cracks and spalling are common in concrete that has gone through years of freeze-thaw cycles. Our prep work ensures these problems do not come back through the new surface.

Oil stains require degreasing and cleaning before any coating goes on. We use professional-grade cleaners to remove embedded oils so the new coating bonds properly to the concrete. Skipping this step is a common reason DIY coatings fail.

Deep structural cracks or severely damaged concrete may need additional repair before resurfacing. During your free consultation, we inspect the floor and let you know exactly what prep work is needed. We always give you an honest assessment so there are no surprises.

What is the difference between Rubber Stone and Vuba Stone for garage floor coating?

Rubber Stone and Vuba Stone are both excellent garage floor coating options, but they work a little differently. Rubber Stone is a rubber coating made from recycled EPDM rubber with a polyurethane binder. It creates a flexible, cushioned surface that absorbs impact and resists cracking. It comes with our 9-year warranty.

Vuba Stone is a resin-bound coating that uses natural stone aggregates bonded with UV-stable resin. It gives you a more traditional stone look with a smooth, permeable finish. It comes with a 5-year manufacturer warranty that can extend to 10 years with the VubaMac base system.

For garage floors, Rubber Stone rubber coating is popular because its flexibility handles the stress of vehicle traffic and temperature changes well. Vuba Stone resin-bound coating tends to be the choice for homeowners who want a more polished, decorative look for their new garage floor.

Both products are slip-resistant, chemical-resistant, and available in multiple colors. During your consultation, we can show you samples of each garage floor coating so you can see and feel the difference before making a decision.

Do I need to move everything out of my garage before resurfacing?

Yes, the garage needs to be cleared out before we start. All vehicles, storage items, shelving, and anything sitting on the floor should be moved out. We need full access to the entire floor surface for proper cleaning, repair, and coating application.

Most homeowners can clear their garage in an afternoon. If you have heavy items like a workbench or large storage system, we can discuss options during the consultation. In some cases, we can work in sections, but a full clear-out gives you the best results.

We recommend clearing the garage the day before your scheduled installation. This gives our team a clean workspace first thing in the morning and helps us stay on schedule.

After the coating cures, you can start moving items back in. Light items and foot traffic are fine after about 24 hours. We suggest waiting 48 to 72 hours before parking vehicles on the new surface. This gives the coating time to reach full hardness and ensures the best long-term performance.

Is garage floor resurfacing better than replacing the entire concrete slab?

In most cases, resurfacing is the smarter choice. Replacing a garage floor slab involves breaking out the old concrete, hauling it away, pouring a new slab, and waiting days for it to cure. That process typically costs three to five times more than resurfacing and takes significantly longer.

Resurfacing covers your existing concrete with a durable new surface. It hides cracks, stains, and surface damage while adding protection against future wear. The entire process usually takes one to two days, and your floor is ready to use within 24 to 72 hours.

The only time full replacement makes sense is when the concrete has major structural problems, like a sinking or heaving slab. During our free consultation, we inspect your floor and give you an honest recommendation. If resurfacing will not hold up on your particular slab, we will tell you.

For the vast majority of garage floors in Upstate New York, resurfacing delivers a like-new result at a fraction of the cost and time of full replacement.