Garage floor concrete in Sherwood OR - a floor that drains right and stands up to wear
Garage floor cracked, flaking or pooling water? We pour a new slab with the base, joints and finish planned so it drains and wears well.
What does a new garage floor in Sherwood involve?
Garage floor concrete in Sherwood means our crew pours a new slab in your garage, finishes it, cuts joints so cracks land where we choose, and lets it cure, the stretch where it hardens before you use it. You end up with a floor that resists wear and drains the way it was planned.
Most calls start with an old floor that's cracked across, sunk at one end, flaking into dust or holding a puddle every time the car comes in wet. The price moves with the size of the garage, whether the old slab has to be broken out and hauled away, how much work the base needs and whether you're planning epoxy later, while the schedule turns mostly on pour-day weather and any permit your job needs. Your estimate comes with a written scope that lists each of those steps, and if the slope beside the garage needs concrete retaining walls or you'd like decorative concrete on the walk out front, we can look at that on the same visit.
Why homeowners hire us for garage floors
Here's what you get when you hire us for a garage floor, from the first visit to the last walk-through, in plain words and without a sales pitch.
The owner on site
I walk your garage and write the estimate myself, then work alongside the crew through the pour and the final walk-through.
Pouring concrete since 2021
We've been in business for five years, and before that I learned the trade hauling forms on other crews.
Fully licensed and insured
We carry both on every job, so the work in your garage is covered from the first dig to cleanup.
Every question answered
I'll explain what you're paying for, from the base to the joints, and the small questions get real answers too.
Satisfaction guaranteed
That's our promise on the floor, and when you're ready, call (971) 626-0086 or send the form to set up a visit.
Garage floor concrete choices we talk through
The right floor depends on what's there now, how you'll use the garage and whether a coating is coming later, so we sort that out together at the estimate.
Let's talk about your garage floor
Call (971) 626-0086 or send the form with your garage size, and I'll come walk the floor with you.
Why homeowners trust Sherwood Concrete with their garage floor
It starts with what's under the floor. Pushing wheelbarrows as a helper taught me a slab is only as good as what it sits on, so we dig out and pack the subgrade, the ground under the slab, and check where water will run. If the budget's tight, trim the finish, not the base, because nobody can get under a finished slab to fix it.
Pour day on a garage floor is all about timing. We plan the finishing and the joint cutting around that day's conditions, because bad timing can leave a floor cracked, dusty or draining wrong. Where the slab meets walls and posts, we separate them with an isolation joint, a strip that keeps them from bonding, so each can move on its own.
Garage floor questions we hear
How much does a new concrete garage floor cost in Sherwood?
An installed concrete garage slab usually costs about $8 to $18 per square foot across the US, which is the national going rate, not our price. Your own figure comes in the written scope after we've seen the garage and the old floor.
Why are there cut lines in my new garage floor?
Those lines are control joints, cuts that give the slab planned spots to crack as it shrinks, so the cracks follow the lines instead of wandering across the floor. Crews usually saw them within about 4 to 12 hours after the pour, and heat and the mix move that window, so we have the saw ready when the slab is.
Do I need a vapor barrier under my garage floor if I want epoxy later?
If epoxy is likely, settle the vapor barrier before the pour, because that sheet keeps ground moisture from coming up through the slab and protects floor coatings best sitting right against the concrete. One barrier maker lists epoxy among the coatings moisture can hurt, and the plain plastic sheeting used in the past isn't suited to this job, so ask us what goes under your slab.
How do I find out if my Sherwood garage floor needs a permit?
Ask your local building department, since permit questions go only to them, and the state's directory of local building departments lists each one's contacts and permit services. We help with the paperwork when your project needs it.
Does a concrete contractor need a license in Oregon?
Yes, Oregon law generally requires anyone paid for construction work that improves your property to be licensed, and concrete is one of the examples the state lists. That includes pouring a new garage floor.
What causes a new garage floor to crack like the old one?
Most of the time it's a base that settled under the slab or joints that went in late or not at all, so the cracks picked their own spots. Some shrinkage cracking is normal in any slab, and a packed base with joints cut on time keeps it in the lines.
What happens when you call about a garage floor in Sherwood?
Each garage floor gets planned around your house and your schedule, starting with a walk-through and ending with a floor you've looked over with us.
You get in touch
Call (971) 626-0086, send the form or email team@concretesherwood.com, and mention your garage size, any old slab and whether epoxy is coming.
We walk the garage
We go over the space together, look at the old floor and the ground around it, and check where water runs now.
Your written scope
You get a written scope listing each step, from what goes under the slab to cleanup, then we pick a date and settle who handles any permit.
Pour day and walk-through
The crew and I prepare the base, pour, finish and cut the joints, then walk the finished floor with you before we pack up.
Garage floor concrete in Sherwood and nearby cities
We're based in Sherwood and pour garage floors across the cities around it, from older garages needing a tear-out to new builds. Pick your city below, or call if it's not listed.
Get a garage floor estimate in Sherwood
Call (971) 626-0086 or send the form for a free on-site estimate, since measuring the garage and checking the old slab gives you a real number.