This 400 square foot garage in Spring Oaks, Conway, was built to honor the Corps. After diamond grinding the slab, we repaired its cracks and filled the control joints for a seamless surface, then covered the floor in Stargazer Gray flake. The centerpiece is a custom Marine Corps Eagle, Globe and Anchor. Three days on site took it from bare concrete to a finished floor that sweeps clean and stands proud from wall to wall. Semper Fi-nished.
In Spring Oaks, this 400 square foot garage took three days on site. The slab needed crack repair first, and we filled the control joints for a seamless look. Then came the Stargazer Gray flake and the centerpiece: a custom Eagle, Globe, and Anchor honoring a Marine.
Filling the joints is a choice, not a default. It gives a seamless look, but filled joints can't flex with the slab, which raises the risk of cracking over time. We walk every client through that tradeoff before we start.
In Tanglewood, our second Conway project got the opposite treatment: a 500 square foot living room in our Caramel Marble metallic palette, worked by hand over four days. Metallic is an interior finish, and no two floors ever come out alike, which is exactly the point.
Military families save 10% on every project. Mention it when you request your free in-home estimate.
View the USMC EGA Garage Floor project