Light speckle flake epoxy floor through a colourbond workshop shed with the roller door open

Garages & Sheds

Epoxy garage and shed flooring across the Sunshine Coast

Bare concrete dusts, stains and never really comes clean. Tom lays hard-wearing flake and solid-colour epoxy in home garages, backyard sheds, workshops and big colourbond sheds — Caloundra, the Sunshine Coast and down through Brisbane.

Diamond-ground prep
Flake or solid colour
No more concrete dust
Free on-site quote

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What you're actually getting

The floor stops being the worst bit of the shed.

no more dust

Raw concrete is porous. It dusts up onto everything you store, it drinks oil straight into the slab, and no amount of pressure washing brings it back. A flake epoxy floor seals it shut.

Tom diamond-grinds the slab back to open concrete, cuts out cracks and joins, then lays primer, hand-broadcast flake and a clear polyaspartic topcoat. What you end up with is one continuous surface, built for jack stands, dropped spanners and trolley jacks.

It also throws light around. A grey or cream flake floor makes a dim single-skin shed feel a lot bigger, which is the bit nobody expects.

Grey and black flake epoxy garage floor running out to a coated driveway apron — Home garage — grey flake

The difference

Same slab. Night and day.

yep, same floor

Three real jobs off Tom's phone — a home garage, a double garage and a full commercial shed. Pick one and drag the handle across.

The same home garage finished in a navy blue flake epoxy floor with a speckled apron

A single home garage ground back to bare concrete and taped off, ready for epoxy

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How a garage or shed gets done.

Quote on site
Tom measures up, checks the slab for moisture and cracks, and puts a quote together.
Clear and grind
Diamond grinding back to sound concrete.
Repair and prime
Cracks, joins and pitted patches get cut out and filled, then primer goes down.
Flake, seal, hand back
Flake broadcast by hand, scraped back, vacuumed and sealed.

Why epoxy in a shed

Hard-wearing, and it actually stays clean.

Takes a hammering
Trolley jacks, jack stands, dropped tools, a ute parked on it wet — it's built for that kind of use when the prep's done properly.
Kills the concrete dust
The slab is sealed, so it stops dusting onto your tools, boxes and the car bonnet.
Oil sits on top
Diff oil, brake fluid, coolant — it beads on the surface instead of soaking into the slab forever.
Brightens the whole shed
A light flake floor bounces the light around. Single-skin colourbond sheds feel a lot brighter.
Prep comes first
The slab is diamond-ground before anything goes down. If a quote doesn't mention grinding, it's worth asking why.
Good enough for a conversion
Turning the garage into a gym, a rumpus or a studio? Same floor, and it finishes like a proper room.