Do I have to paint the walls?

No, it's optional. Wall painting is quoted separately so you only pay for it if you choose it. We include it when requested.

Is a makeover more efficient than two separate jobs?

Yes — one team coordinates both, and our move-and-store convenience handles your belongings for the whole project rather than scheduling two trades.

Can I see what the walls need before deciding?

We assess both the slab and the wall surfaces and tell you honestly whether the walls would benefit from painting or whether a floor-only project is the right call.

Garage Makeover vs. Floor Coating Only

Scope of Work

Floor coating only addresses the slab — prep, coating system, and finish. A full garage makeover adds interior wall painting so the walls are refreshed alongside the new floor. The makeover is a coordinated, single-team project; the coating-only job is focused on the floor.

The Finished Result

A coated floor against tired, scuffed walls can look half-finished. A makeover pairs the new floor with clean walls, so the whole garage comes together — improved lighting, hidden scuffs, and a space that looks intentional rather than two separate jobs pieced together.

Cost and Value

Floor coating only is the lower-cost scope. A makeover costs more because it adds the wall painting, but it's more efficient than hiring two separate trades. Because we're already on site for the floor, adding the walls is a coordinated upgrade, not a second project.

Choosing the Scope

If your walls are in good shape and you only want the floor, coating-only is the right call. If the walls are scuffed, dated, or detract from the new floor, a makeover is the better value. We assess both surfaces and let you choose the scope — wall painting is always optional.