Garage floors
The flagship. A full flake system that handles hot tires, jack stands, salt slurry and every winter Iowa can throw at it.
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Wilton, Iowa · Serving the Quad Cities & Eastern Iowa
Diamond-ground concrete. Full-broadcast vinyl flake. A UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat that shrugs off hot tires, road salt and dropped wrenches — installed in about a day.
Mechanical grinding — never acid etching — so the coating locks into the concrete profile.
A high-build epoxy body coat that fills, levels and bonds — not a thin big-box paint kit.
Vinyl chips broadcast to rejection, then scraped and vacuumed flat for a true seamless surface.
UV-stable and chemical-resistant. No yellowing, no hot-tire pickup, no peeling at the door line.
What we coat
Residential and commercial coatings across Muscatine, Cedar and Scott counties. If it's concrete and you're tired of looking at it, we can finish it.
The flagship. A full flake system that handles hot tires, jack stands, salt slurry and every winter Iowa can throw at it.
Quote my garageWaterproof, seamless and warm underfoot compared to bare slab. Nothing for mildew to live in and nothing to pull up in five years.
Quote my basementOutdoor-rated systems with a broadcast grit for traction. Sheds water, resists UV and stops the annual spalling.
Quote my patioWarehouses, showrooms, salons, kennels and machine shops. Scheduled around your hours so the doors stay open.
Request a walkthroughCracks, pits, spalled edges and pop-outs get ground out and filled before a drop of coating goes down.
Have it looked atSend a photo of the slab and the rough dimensions. We'll tell you straight whether it's a candidate — and what it would take.
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Why Diamond Finish
Almost every failed garage floor in Iowa failed for the same reason: nobody ground the concrete. A roller-and-etch kit sits on the slab. A properly ground, moisture-tested, hand-detailed floor becomes part of it.
How it goes down
No mystery, no surprise change orders. Here's exactly what happens between the driveway and the reveal.
We diamond-grind the full slab to open the pores, then chase every crack, joint and pit with structural filler.
A pigmented 100% solids base goes down wet — edges cut by hand, field rolled, coved where it meets the wall.
Your chosen flake blend is thrown to rejection until the base disappears, then scraped and vacuumed dead flat.
Two clear coats lock it in. Walk on it that evening, park on it the next day.
We measure, test the slab, show you flake samples in your own light, and leave you a written number.
Flake blends
Nine of our most-requested vinyl flake blends. Dozens more available — including custom mixes and metallic systems.
Warm gray and tan with black and white breaks. Our most forgiving everyday blend — hides dust, tire marks and Iowa road grit.
Samples are shown at flake scale. Colors shift slightly under different lighting — we bring physical samples to every estimate.
Get This Floor QuotedInstant estimate
Punch in your square footage and see all three packages priced in real time. No form, no phone tag — just the honest starting number.
Length × width of the space. A standard two-stall garage runs about 400–500 sq ft.
Estimates cover the coating system on sound concrete. Heavy repair, moisture mitigation, or removing a failed old coating is quoted separately — we'll walk the slab with you before anything is final.
Recent work
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We had Diamond Finish do our floors and our Lone Tree facility and we could not be happier. Jordan did an amazing job and I would highly recommend him. Thanks again Jordan.
Jordan with Diamond Finish Epoxy is not only professional and prompt but his work is world class. Jordan does not miss a single detail!
We’ve worked with Diamond Finish on several projects. Responsive, thorough and quality results. A great value for the quality and owner-operated care each project received. Others make promises, Diamond Finish delivers!
Prompt and professional — highly recommend Jordan!
We had Jordan do our garage floors in September 2022. We had previously done it ourselves using the kits you can get at the big box stores. No matter how much prep work we would do, it wouldn’t hold up for more than a couple of years. We decided to have Jordan do them for us using his epoxy — and let me just say, we are so very pleased with how they turned out. After one year they still look as good as day one! Jordan did an amazing job and I highly recommend him!
Where we work
Roughly a 45-minute radius from Wilton, Iowa — the Quad Cities on one side, Iowa City on the other. Not on the list? Ask anyway.
Straight answers
Most single- and two-stall garages are a one-day install. We grind and prep in the morning, coat and broadcast in the afternoon, and seal the same evening. Larger shops and heavily damaged slabs can run into a second day — you'll know which before we start.
Light foot traffic the same evening, and vehicles typically after 24 hours. Cure times shift with temperature and humidity, so we give you the exact window on install day.
No. Those are thin, water-based coatings applied over acid-etched concrete, which is why they peel up with the first hot tire. We mechanically diamond-grind the slab, apply a 100% solids epoxy base, broadcast flake to rejection, and seal with polyaspartic — a system measured in mils, not coats.
The polyaspartic topcoat is UV-stable, so it won't amber the way a clear epoxy does in a sunlit garage. Peeling is a prep failure, not a product failure — which is exactly why we grind instead of etch and why the work is warrantied.
Yes. Polyaspartic cures at low temperatures, and an attached or heated garage is workable through an Iowa winter. Unheated detached buildings are scheduled case by case.
That depends on the size of the floor, which package you choose, and the condition of the concrete. The fastest way to find out is our instant estimator — put in your square footage and you'll see all three packages priced in seconds. From there, estimates are free, on-site and written down, with no obligation.
Dust mop or blow it out, then hose or mop with a neutral cleaner. No waxing, no sealing, no re-coating on a schedule. Salt and brake dust rinse right off a sealed surface instead of soaking into the slab.
Yes — the garage needs to be completely empty, including anything mounted low on the walls. We'll tell you what to move and what can stay when we schedule.
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