Garage Floor Coating
in Novi, MI.

Novi is one of the younger housing markets in Oakland County. Census estimates put the median Novi home at about 1995, and roughly 40% of the city's housing was built between 1990 and 2009 — the brick colonials and walkout-basement homes of neighborhoods like Turtle Creek near Ten Mile and Taft, the Maples of Novi, and Island Lake of Novi west of Wixom Road. Another third dates to the 1970s and '80s, in established subdivisions such as Willowbrook near Ten Mile and Meadowbrook. Building hasn't stopped either: nearly one in five Novi homes went up after 2010, including Toll Brothers site condos in Island Lake Orchards with three-car, side-entry garages.

That mix means most Novi garages are big, attached, and finished with the same builder-grade broom texture — never sealed, so they dust, absorb oil, and wick in winter brine. The 1970s and '80s slabs add forty-plus Michigan freeze-thaw seasons on top of that: pitting at the apron, spalled control joints, and hairline cracks spreading from the corners. Many Novi homes also have full or walkout basements, which makes the basement floor the next obvious project once the garage is done. We prep each slab for its actual age and condition, not for what a one-size kit assumes.

And Novi garages carry a lot. Kayaks and paddleboards headed to Walled Lake, mountain bikes coming back muddy from the roughly 10 miles of singletrack at Lakeshore Park, strollers and road bikes for the ITC Corridor Trail, hockey and soccer bags, and weekends at the Vibe Credit Union Showplace (formerly the Suburban Collection Showplace) or Twelve Oaks Mall. When the garage is the family's real front door, a coated floor is the upgrade you notice every single day.