Your tires drag I-5 rain and cul-de-sac slush into the garage. Bare concrete drinks it all in. Our garage floor coating gives your Marysville garage a floor that sheds it: a diamond-ground slab under vinyl flake and a clear topcoat. Your slab gets a moisture test before any price, and the estimate at your house is free.
Task Force Garage installs garage floor coatings in every Marysville neighborhood, from Smokey Point to Whiskey Ridge. We diamond-grind your slab and fill the cracks. Then we cover it with a polyurea base coat, wall-to-wall vinyl flake and a clear polyaspartic topcoat with grit. Your estimate is free, at the house, and starts with a moisture test.
Most people here call it an epoxy garage floor. Ours is the upgrade over epoxy flooring in Marysville, with the same ground prep and the same flake look. It cures faster and stays flexible. It also won't yellow where the sun hits, and your car is back in after 72 hours instead of about a week.
A dry slab is one working day. A slab that needs our moisture barrier primer takes two, because the primer cures overnight.
Your price comes in writing, line by line, and the floor carries a lifetime adhesion warranty. You decide on your own schedule.



Marysville runs from a downtown just above Ebey Slough to the ridge on its east side and the flats at Smokey Point. More than half its homes went up after 1990, but each part of town hands us a different slab. Find your row, and you'll know what your slab needs before we arrive.
| Part of town | Typical homes | What your slab usually needs |
|---|---|---|
| Downtown, Jennings Park | Older homes, many from before the 1980s | Probably no plastic underneath. If your lot sits low near the slough or a creek, we read it in more than one spot. |
| Kellogg Marsh, Sunnyside, Shoultes | Subdivisions from the 1990s and 2000s | Your settling cracks get filled, and any old sealer or kit coating gets ground off. |
| Whiskey Ridge, Getchell | The newest streets, up on the ridge | Give your new slab about four weeks to cure. Then we grind off the builder's film and slick finish. |
| Smokey Point, Lakewood | Newer builds on the flat north end | Sandy ground that drains fast. Your slab still gets a meter reading before we name a price. |


When snow hits Marysville, the city treats the arterials and hills first with anti-ice liquid, sand and salt. It says it doesn't have the equipment to plow or sand residential streets and cul-de-sacs.
So you drive the last stretch home through slush, and your tires carry sand and salty meltwater into the garage. Bare concrete drinks it, and freezing nights can flake the surface. On our floor it sits on top, where a squeegee sends it out the door.
The north end runs colder, too. On a clear cold-snap night, the Arlington airport, right by Smokey Point, can read 10 to 15 degrees colder than Paine Field. Our floor cures fine in a cold garage, so a winter install works once your slab passes the moisture test.

Some of these cost less than ours, and for some garages they're the right call. Here's how they stack up for a garage you park in every day.
Thinking about a kit? Read our honest take on epoxy kits before you buy one.

If your slab needs the barrier primer, it goes on after the grind and cures overnight, so your floor goes down the next morning.

We'll write your exact price down after we see the slab. For now, here's what most pro-installed floors cost across the Seattle area.
An old kit coating to grind off adds to your price. If your garage is small, each square foot costs a bit more, because setup takes the same time either way. Premium adds the barrier, coated steps, cove base, a one-year checkup and a flake design session. What comes with Premium.
Most people call in spring, so your fall and winter dates are easier to get. Book now, and your floor will be old news by Strawberry Festival week. Read the cost guide.

Wherever your house sits in Marysville, on either side of I-5, we come to you. That's both ZIP codes, 98270 and 98271.
Is your house in an unincorporated pocket near Getchell? You're covered too. Over the line, we also cover Lake Stevens and Everett.

If slush rolls into your garage every week, a busy, speckled blend hides the grit between sweeps. Browse the gallery, or preview a blend on a photo of your garage.







For a pro-installed floor, most Seattle-area two-car garages come in between $1,600 and $5,800, and a one-car garage costs less. Garage size, crack repair, an old kit coating and the moisture barrier move your number most. You get it in writing after the free estimate.
You can, and on a dry, warm slab it works. Epoxy wants a warm slab to cure, though, and it can yellow under an open door. What we install keeps the flake look and fixes both: a polyurea base and a clear polyaspartic topcoat that cure in a cold garage and stay clear. You also park in three days, where epoxy usually wants a week. Epoxy, compared.
If the concrete was poured at least four weeks ago, probably. A new slab needs that long to cure. After that, the moisture test decides, because Washington builders aren't required to put plastic under a garage slab. We grind off the builder's curing film and slick finish, fill any hairline cracks, and you're parking in three days. More on new concrete.
No. Salt and sand sit on top of our clear topcoat, so you can squeegee or hose them out. On bare concrete, salty water soaks in, and freezing nights can flake the surface. Grit can dull any floor over time, so a quick sweep after a snowy week keeps yours looking new.
For a rental you're leaving soon, a kit can be fine, and we'll tell you so. For a garage you park in every day, it's a tough life for a thin coat. Hot tires can lift it, and most kits go down without real diamond grinding. Plan on redoing a kit every few years.
Ask each one four things. Do they diamond-grind the slab or acid-etch it? Do they test for moisture before they price the job? Is the price itemized in writing? What does the warranty cover? Ours is a lifetime adhesion warranty, and every line of your price is spelled out, so the comparison is easy. What a good estimate includes.
Yes. What we install cures in a cold garage, so fall and winter installs work once your slab passes the moisture test. On install day, the slab and the air need to stay 5ยฐF or more above the dew point. If a hard cold snap makes that impossible, we'll pick another day with you. Winter also has more open dates than spring.
Yes. We cover all of Marysville in both of its ZIP codes, including Smokey Point, Lakewood, Kellogg Marsh, Shoultes, Getchell and Whiskey Ridge. Got a Marysville address with Lake Stevens schools up on the ridge? You're covered either way. Next door we cover Lake Stevens and Everett too.
We'll measure, meter your slab and hand you an itemized price in about 20 minutes. Your floor comes with a lifetime adhesion warranty, and you can take your time deciding.