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Garage Floor Coatings in Lexington, VA

A lot of Lexington garages sit on older concrete. Decades of parking, moisture, and settling leave slabs that are stained, pitted, and uneven, the kind of floor most coatings won't stick to without real prep work. Done right, a garage floor coating turns that worn slab into a sealed, finished surface in a day or two.
Integrity Coatings is owner-operated by Sam Robinson and runs out of Roanoke, serving Lexington and the Rockbridge County area along the I-81 corridor. Sam installs every floor himself. The work is licensed and insured, and it never goes to a subcontractor.

What a Garage Floor Coating Does for Your Lexington Home

A coated floor wipes clean with a push broom and a hose. Oil, salt, and grime sit on the surface instead of soaking into porous concrete, so they lift instead of setting in. The finish resists hot-tire pickup, the failure that ruins most rolled-on garage paint.
It also changes how the space reads the moment you open the door. On an older home, a flaked and sealed floor brings a tired garage back to finished space without a renovation. You get a floor that looks new and holds up to daily use.

Local, and accountable for the result

Because Sam runs every job, the person who quotes your floor is the person who installs it. That's rare in this trade, where the crew often changes between the estimate and the work. You get one point of contact from the first call to the final walkthrough.

Our Process, From Bare Slab to Finished Floor

The coating is only as good as the prep underneath it, and that matters more on older Lexington slabs. We start with a moisture test, because trapped moisture is the main reason coatings peel later. Then we diamond grind the concrete to cut through old stains and surface wear, so the coating bonds into the slab instead of sitting on top of it.
From there we apply 100% solid epoxy, broadcast a full layer of color flake across the wet surface, and seal it with a polyurethane topcoat. Most installs finish in one to two days. You park on it, you don't repaint it every couple of years.
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Other Coatings We Install Around Lexington

Garage floors are the core of what we do, but the same system works across the rest of your property.

Driveways, basements, and pool decks

Driveway resurfacing restores a worn or stained approach without a full tear-out. Basement floor coatings seal the porous slabs common in older Lexington and Rockbridge County homes against moisture. And pool deck coatings add a slip-resistant, UV-stable surface that stays cooler underfoot in summer. Each one runs on the same prep-first concrete coating method as the garage.

What It Costs

Most 1-car garages land around $2,000 to $2,400, depending on the slab's condition and the flake system you pick. Older floors that need heavier prep get priced honestly up front, with no surprise add-ons mid-job. Straight pricing is the reason most of our Lexington-area work comes from referrals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, and older slabs are a large share of what we do around Lexington. We diamond grind through old stains and surface wear to reach clean concrete, then coat the prepared slab. The grind is what lets a coating bond to a floor that paint would peel off of.
A properly prepped and installed floor coating holds up through many years of daily driving and parking. The lifespan comes down to prep, which is why we moisture test and diamond grind every slab before coating. Skipping those steps is what causes the early peeling you see on DIY jobs.
Most installs finish in one to two days. Once the polyurethane topcoat cures, you can walk on it and return vehicles to it shortly after. We'll give you the exact timing for your floor before we leave the job.
No. The 100% solids epoxy and polyurethane system resists hot-tire pickup, the issue that lifts ordinary garage paint. Your tires sit on a bonded surface, not a thin film on top of the slab.
Yes. We're based in Roanoke and cover Lexington, Rockbridge County, and the wider Southwest Virginia region. If you're near the I-81 corridor, you're in our service area.
Peeling almost always traces back to poor prep or trapped moisture. We test for moisture first, then diamond grind the slab so the coating bonds into the concrete. That mechanical bond is what keeps the floor down over the long term.
"Sam, John and the rest of the Integrity crew did a fantastic job refinishing my garage floor. Sam was timely about quoting the job, up front and very detailed about their methods, and communicated thoroughly throughout the project. They are very detail oriented and make sure that you are happy from start to finish. The difference in the before to the after is night and day. We are very satisfied."
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