There are garages you paint. And there are garages you rebuild. This was the second case.
The screed was crumbling into pieces. Deep holes had formed where the concrete had simply disappeared. The walls stood bare, without any protection from moisture, stains, or impact. The corners between floor and walls — tight, impossible to clean, places where dirt gathers and never leaves.
We did not start with paint. We started with the geometry.
First we repaired the deep holes with specialized repair mortar and restored the floor level. Then we applied self-levelling epoxy — a two-component resin that finds its own horizon and creates a completely smooth, seamless surface. No joints. No edges. Nowhere for dirt to settle.
We treated the walls with epoxy coating — the same chemical resistance, the same effortless maintenance. And between the floor and the walls we built coving — rounded transitions that replace sharp corners. A wet cloth moves from one end to the other without obstacle.
The result: a garage that cleans like a laboratory. And looks like one.
