What to Include in a Garage Floor Coating Quote Request

Include the city where the work will take place and the best way to reach you. Ellett Epoxy serves Midland, Odessa and San Antonio. If your property is outside those areas, ask about current availability before making plans.

If you can safely measure the floor, send its approximate length and width. Mention separate sections, stairs or other surfaces you want included. An estimate of the dimensions is helpful for an initial conversation, but it does not replace an assessment of the actual project.

Send a wide view of the garage and clear close-ups of anything you want the team to see. That may include an old coating, cracks, stains or uneven-looking areas. Photograph the floor in ordinary light and avoid filters. The goal is to show its current condition rather than make it look finished.

You do not need to diagnose a concrete problem yourself. Describe what you have noticed, including any areas that have stayed damp or any coating that has peeled. The team can discuss what needs a closer look before a recommendation is made.

Tell us whether the garage is mainly for parking, storage, projects or a combination. Mention any work areas and the look you want. If a finish on the website caught your eye, include its name or a screenshot as a reference. A reference starts the design conversation; it is not a promise that a different floor will look identical.

Before scheduling, discuss surface preparation, the proposed finish, the areas included and any exclusions. Ask when the space can be used again for your particular project. Timing depends on the actual system and conditions, so an individual answer is more useful than a general promise from a photo or another job.