Garage floors

Garage Floor Concrete in Grays Harbor, Mason & Thurston Counties

New garage floors and replacements, poured level and finished smooth, with the slope and joints a working garage needs.

Crew placing concrete for an interior floor slab

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Garage and shop floors

A floor that takes a beating

A garage floor carries vehicles, floor jacks, toolboxes and whatever drips off them. It needs to be strong, smooth enough to sweep clean and sloped so water from wet tires runs out the door instead of pooling under the car.

We pour new garage floors for new builds and replace old floors that have cracked, sunk or broken up. For detached garages and shops built from the ground up, see monolithic slabs.

What's included

What every job includes

Tear-out of the old floor

Broken concrete removed and hauled away.

Base prep

Compacted base, with a vapor barrier where the floor needs one.

Reinforcement

Sized for vehicles and equipment.

Slope to the door

So water and road grime run out, not under your workbench.

Smooth trowel finish

Easy to sweep, ready for a coating if you want one later.

Licensed. Bonded. Insured.

Licensed, bonded and insured in Washington. [PLACEHOLDER: WA contractor registration #]

Local know-how

Shops and detached garages

On rural lots in Mason and Grays Harbor counties, the garage is often a detached shop that does double duty for vehicles, equipment and projects. Tell us how you use the space, what you park in it and whether you plan to add heat or a lift, and we will build the floor for that.

Crew pouring and spreading concrete on a sunny day

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How it works

Our process

Free quote
Tell us about the project. We come look at the site, talk through options and give you a clear price.
Prep
Excavation, grading, base and forms, all done before a drop of concrete shows up.
Pour and finish
The crew pours, levels and finishes in one push for a consistent surface.
Cleanup and walkthrough
We clean up, walk you through the finished job and tell you how to care for it. [PLACEHOLDER: confirm cure and care guidance]

Questions

Garage Floors FAQ

Have a question that isn't here? Call 360-463-1098.

How long before I can park in my new garage?

Longer than walking on it. Vehicles are heavy, and the concrete needs time to gain strength first. We give you a date at the walkthrough. [PLACEHOLDER: usual drive-on time]

Can you replace just part of a garage floor?

Sometimes. If one section has sunk or broken and the rest is sound, we can cut it out and replace it. If the whole floor is failing, a full replacement usually lasts longer.

Do you apply epoxy or other floor coatings?

[PLACEHOLDER: confirm whether Fontaine does coatings or refers them out]

Can you add a floor drain?

[PLACEHOLDER: confirm whether floor drains are offered]

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