11 Years in Solivita
Licensed & Insured
Woman-Owned
Interior, Exterior & Garage Floors
Garage floor coating in Poinciana, FL from Me and My Brush is a professional-grade, four-coat concrete coating for bare garage floors in Poinciana, Solivita, Haines City, Kissimmee, and across Polk and Osceola County. Pick a flake finish or a solid color, add a non-slip texture if you want grip, and get a floor that cleans with a hose. Nicole Haegele is licensed and insured and evaluates every floor before quoting it. Call 321-337-8501 or request a free estimate.
Flake floor finish.
The most popular choice. A base color with decorative flake broadcast into it, sealed under clear coats. Gray floors with black, white, and silver flake are the top request; tan floors are a close second, and the flake blend changes with the base color. Flake hides dust and tire marks better than a solid floor.
Solid color finish.
Clean, uniform, no flake. A good fit if you want the garage to read like an extension of the house or you keep it spotless anyway.
Non-slip finish.
Either option can be made non-slip with an additive in the top coat. It feels a little gritty underfoot, and it's the right call if the garage sees wet feet, golf carts, or anyone who worries about footing.
Evaluation of the slab before we quote, so the recommendation fits your floor
Acid scrub and degreaser prep across the whole surface
Every crack repaired and sealed
Four coats of concrete coating
Flake broadcast or solid color, your choice
Non-slip additive on request
Two days on site, then the garage roped off and left open to ventilate and cure
What's not included: coating over an existing paint or epoxy finish, grinding, expansion-joint fills, wall coving, or saw cuts at the garage door. We keep it simple and do the parts that matter.
We coat bare concrete. Floors that have been painted or epoxied before aren't candidates, and we don't grind existing finishes off. Here's why: a coating is only as good as what it's bonded to. On clean, scrubbed, bare concrete the four coats penetrate and lock in. On top of someone else's old finish, they'd only be as strong as that old layer.
If your garage floor has never been coated, you're in good shape. If you're not sure, send us a photo and Nicole will tell you.
Before we arrive, the garage needs to be completely empty. Everything out, including shelving that sits on the floor. We'll remind you at the walkthrough.
Garage floor, second angle
Color chart
Most homeowners land on a gray or tan base. Gray with black, white, and silver flake is the classic look and hides the most. Tan warms the space up and pairs with Florida stucco and pavers. Solid colors work when you want something quieter.
Nicole will bring the color options and flake blends to the walkthrough and help you pick, the same way she helps with interior colors. If your garage has a lot of natural light or you park dark vehicles, that changes what shows, and we'll factor it in.
Some people search for "epoxy garage floor" and land here. Our system is a concrete coating rather than a traditional epoxy, and customers choose it for durability and value. Happy to explain the difference at the walkthrough.
We install year-round. Florida heat doesn't slow the cure; the open garage handles ventilation.
We don't publish pricing. Every floor is quoted after Nicole sees it. Request an estimate and she'll get you on the schedule within about a week.
Nicole evaluates every floor before you get a number.
Four coats, not two. Prep and build matter more than the brand name.
Honest about what we won't coat. If your floor isn't a candidate, we'll say so.
The same crew that paints your house. One walkthrough can cover the interior, the exterior, and the garage.
Year-round installs, two days on site, clear cure times.
"Wow!! Nicole and Sean did a fantastic job painting our garage walls and floor! Only regret is not to have done it sooner! Highly recommend with no hesitation."
No. We coat bare concrete only and we don't grind off existing finishes. If your floor has never been coated, you're a candidate.
Walk on it after 24 hours. Keep vehicles and heavy items off for at least 10 days while it fully cures.
It's a concrete coating system applied in four coats. People often search for epoxy and end up here; we'll explain how the two compare at the walkthrough.
Yes. An additive in the top coat gives it grip. It feels slightly gritty, which is the point.
Empty the garage completely, and make sure the floor is bare concrete. That's it. We handle the scrub, the cracks, and the coats.
Send the form or call, and Nicole will come look at the floor, confirm it's bare concrete, bring the color and flake options, and give you a written estimate. From request to scheduled estimate is usually about a week.
Call 321-337-8501 or send the form. Monday through Friday, 9 to 5.
