Professional Garage Floor Installation
No Epoxy, No Fumes, No mess.
Installed in one day.
Engineered for Impact
Built to handle vehicles, tools, spills, and daily abuse without cracking or peeling.
Moisture & Stain Resistant
Designed for use in the toughest environments. Water, oil, and chemical resistant.
Garage-Ready Grip
Features a textured surface for improved traction and comfort.
20-Year Warranty
USA made tiles that are backed by an industry-leading 20-Year Warranty for your peace of mind
Our Process
Consultation
Design
Installation
We'll come and take precise measurements of your space to ensure a perfect fit and flawless final result.
We'll provide you with options for colors, patterns, and layouts, to give you a floor that matches your style and needs.
Our experienced team professorially installs your modular floor with minimal disruption and maximum durability.
Enjoy Your New Floor
Step into a garage that looks better, works harder, and lasts for years. Your new floor is easy to clean and built to withstand heavy use.
Pricing
Professionally installed modular tile garage floors start at $7.50 per sq ft, depending on garage size, layout, and customization.
Our floor systems are made in the USA and feature a 20-year residential warranty.
On-site quotes are clear, all-inclusive, and pressure-free.
Color Options
MODLINX vs EPOXY
Tire Marks
MODLINX Tile Garage Floors:
Resists intense heat from tires. They won’t soften or show visible marks under normal use.
Epoxy:
When a hot tire sits on epoxy, the resin can soften and react, leaving dark hot-tire marks that are hard to remove. These marks can make the floor look worn and dirty.
Peeling & Flaking
MODLINX Tile Garage Floors:
There’s no coating to detach from the surface, so lifting or chipping isn’t an issue.
Epoxy:
Epoxy relies on strong adhesion to the concrete. If the slab wasn’t perfectly prepped or moisture causes a failure later, the coating can bubble, crack, or peel off.
Discoloration
MODLINX Tile Garage Floors:
Don't yellow or fade in normal conditions. Colors remain true over time.
Epoxy:
Often turn yellow or amber with sunlight and age. Chemical spills, oil, and heat can also change the look over time, giving a patchy or dull appearance.
