Blue-grey solid colour resin garage floor with an EV charger on the wall, installed by Garage Upgrade

Resin floor installers covering Basingstoke and north Hampshire

Resin floors for Basingstoke garages, home gyms and workshops

Basingstoke is a straight run up the M3 from our Southampton base, so we are in the town and the villages around it every few weeks: Chineham, Old Basing, Hatch Warren, Oakley, Overton and Hook, and out towards Alton, Andover and Fleet. A lot of the garages here are newer builds with sound concrete, which makes them ideal candidates for a bonded resin floor that turns a dusty storage space into a clean gym, workshop or showroom.

We diamond-grind the slab, repair it and build the resin up in layers, so it becomes part of the concrete rather than a coat of paint that peels where you park. Choose flake, solid colour, metallic or a self-smoothing pour, and get a free, no-obligation quote before anything is booked.

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Which resin floor suits a Basingstoke garage?

Flake: vinyl flakes broadcast to full coverage over a pigmented base coat and sealed with a clear UV-stable topcoat. Textured, hard-wearing and the best all-rounder for a family garage that sees bikes, buggies and a daily car.
Solid colour: two coats of high-build epoxy in one colour, like the grey floors pictured on this page. Clean and bright, and the easiest finish to keep looking new in a home gym or EV garage.
Metallic: metallic pigments worked through the epoxy for a marbled, flowing finish, sealed with polyurethane or polyaspartic.
Self-smoothing: a 3–4mm poured epoxy that levels itself into a flat, glass-like surface, ideal for workshops and for slabs that are worn or out of level.

Every blend and colour is on our colour chart, and we bring samples to the survey so you can see them in your own garage.

New-build garages and EV charging

Many Basingstoke garages are on newer estates and now house an EV charger. A resin floor suits that use well: it is seamless, so a dropped cable or a wet car does not leave a mark, and it resists the brake dust, road salt and tyre rubber that build up where a car is parked every night. On newer concrete we still diamond-grind the surface and fill any shrinkage cracks before coating, so the resin bonds properly rather than sitting on the laitance left by the builders.

How the installation works

Day one: diamond grinding with dust-extracted machines, edges included, then filling cracks, holes and salt pits and grinding them flush.
Day one to two: moisture vapour barrier primer where the slab needs it, then the base coat and flakes or the metallic layer.
Day two to three: scrape and clean the flakes, then the clear UV-stable topcoat.
Afterwards: walk on it after 24 hours, park on it after 5 days.

A single or double garage is usually two to three days on site. Workshops and larger floors are surveyed and quoted individually.

Why a bonded resin floor beats paint or tiles

Ground into the concrete, so it does not peel or lift under hot tyres.
Seals the slab and stops concrete dust for good.
Resists oil, petrol, coolant, salt and cleaning chemicals.
Seamless and quick to mop, with no joints to trap grit.
UV-stable topcoat that does not yellow in a bright garage.

Resin flooring across Basingstoke and north Hampshire

Alongside Basingstoke we cover Hook, Fleet, Alton, Andover, Tadley and Whitchurch, and we are often in Winchester and Reading on the same trip. See every area on our areas served page.

For the domestic garage options in more detail, see our epoxy garage flooring Basingstoke page. For a resin floor quote anywhere in Basingstoke, call 023 8111 2668 or use the form below.