Gather these five details
- Property ZIP, garage type and approximate floor dimensions
- Existing bare concrete, paint or coating and areas that are peeling
- Cracks, stains and any known moisture or previous repair history
- Items, cabinets or shelving that affect installer access
- Preferred finish and dates you can keep vehicles and storage off the floor
Public resources for your property
Identify the garage and property jurisdiction. Verify the chosen business through Arizona ROC; if coating is part of a larger garage conversion or building project, describe that full scope to the authority.
- Arizona Registrar of Contractors online services
Use the agency’s contractor-search route and match the business to the proposal.
- Peoria building records
Use the city’s record search for existing building information. Ask the authority about any broader renovation work rather than assuming floor coating covers it.
Five questions for the written proposal
Open a topic for the question to ask and what to compare.
Slab assessment
Ask: How is the existing slab assessed?
Ask which findings could change suitability or preparation.
Removal and repairs
Ask: What old coating removal and repairs are included?
Keep repair allowances and exclusions beside the price.
System
Ask: Which products make up every coating layer?
A finish label alone does not name the complete installed system.
Boundaries
Ask: Are edges, steps and other surfaces included?
Mark the actual work area and protection responsibilities.
Return to use
Ask: When can people, storage and vehicles return?
Get written product-specific instructions and the actual warranty terms.