How to Choose DIY or a Professional Install for Your Garage Epoxy Flooring
Hardware stores sell flooring kits to everyone, and these epoxy flooring kits for DIY installation are also reasonably priced, thus helping homeowners save money. It makes some people prefer DIY installation; however, there is a good reason why most people opt to pay professional garage epoxy flooring companies to install an epoxy garage floor on their property.
To prepare the concrete in a DIY process, you must rent a grinder or sander.
It's hard to get the effect that a professionally installed epoxy garage floor can provide since the color chips need to be spread and distributed, which requires skill and knowledge. The DIY epoxy sets often last one or two years, and the finish can easily crack, peel, discolor, and degrade in unoccupied garages or basements.
A professional installation is the most recommended since an expert can personalize their services to your garage's requirements. After cleaning and preparing the concrete, they will apply an epoxy primer coat and add a base coat after the priming coat. A professionally installed epoxy garage floor strengthens the cement in addition to coating it. This flooring is ideal for interior and exterior floors as it includes UV protection from fading.
