Are these real Happy Slab floors?

Yes. Every before and after on this page is a floor we ground, coated, and sealed. Drag the slider on any of them to see the same spot before and after.

What color are these floors?

The first garage is a warm tan flake and the second is Domino, a black, gray, and white blend. We install dozens of Torginol colors and they all cost the same, so you pick the one you want.

How long did these take?

Two days each. Day one is the grind, the crack repair, and the epoxy base. Day two is the flake and the polyaspartic topcoat. You park on it a couple days after that.

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Name: Happy Slab Coatings
Address: Granbury, TX, US
Telephone: (817) 904-3634
Price range: $$

Every floor here is one we ground, repaired, coated, and sealed. Grab the slider on any photo and drag it to watch the same spot go from bare concrete to a finished floor. No stock photos, no AI.

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Project 1 · Tan Flake · 2-Car Garage

A two-car garage, start to finish

Stained, cracked concrete into a clean tan flake floor. Drag the wide shot to see the change, and check the middle step: we fill every crack before a drop of coating goes down.

After: two-car garage, stained concrete to tan flake floor — The full garage. Same doors, same angle, two days apart.

Before: two-car garage, stained concrete to tan flake floor — The full garage. Same doors, same angle, two days apart.

Crack filler applied to the garage slab before coating — **The step most crews skip.** Those dark lines are crack filler. Coat over an open crack and it telegraphs straight through the floor.

After: garage floor toward the interior room — Toward the back room

Before: garage floor toward the interior room — Toward the back room

After: garage floor looking out the open door — Out the open door

Before: garage floor looking out the open door — Out the open door

After: garage floor at the back doors — The back doors

Before: garage floor at the back doors — The back doors

Project 2 · Domino Flake

A two-car garage in Domino

An oil-stained slab finished in Domino, a black, gray, and white blend that hides everything a working garage throws at it. Drag any photo to reveal the floor underneath.