Frequently Asked Questions
Expert Insights, Your Garage Flooring Questions Answered
Why are modular tiles a better choice for garage flooring compared to epoxy?
Modular tiles provide unmatched versatility and durability. Unlike epoxy, they resist chemical spills and heavy loads, and they do not require resealing, offering a long-lasting and maintenance-free flooring solution.
How can I choose the right style and color of garage tiles to match my home?
San Antonio Modular Flooring provides hundreds of unique styles and colors to choose from. We recommend requesting our catalog to explore the options, and we also offer personalized consultations to perfectly match your vision.
Is the installation process for garage floor tiles complicated?
Can garage floor tiles handle the weight of heavy vehicles and tools?
Absolutely. Our garage floor tiles are designed to withstand up to 60,000 lbs of rollover weight, making them perfect for heavy vehicles, tools, and machinery without the risk of crushing or damage.
How do I maintain my new garage floor tiles?
What should I do if I receive damaged tiles or notice defects upon delivery?
San Antonio Modular Flooring takes every precaution to ensure safe delivery. However, if any tiles arrive damaged or defective, we will personally inspect and replace them at no extra cost to ensure your satisfaction.
How soon can I use my garage after installing new floor tiles?
Immediately! One of the great benefits of modular tile flooring is that there is no downtime. Once installed, you can use your garage right away, without waiting for any curing or drying processes.
What do you put under garage floor tiles?
Typically, garage floor tiles can be installed directly onto concrete without any additional layers. However, when using a car jack, it’s advisable to place plywood or sheet metal underneath to evenly distribute the weight and prevent tile damage. For noise reduction and to prevent shifting, especially with hard plastic tiles, using a rubber underlayment is recommended.
Can you install tile on a garage floor?
Does water get under garage floor tiles?
Water and snow are not a problem for garage floor tiles. These elements will either drain out of the garage or evaporate. Vented tiles facilitate easy drainage and evaporation, while tightly interlocked tiles prevent water penetration. If water does get underneath, it is designed to evaporate over time without damaging the flooring.
Which tiles are best for garage floor?
The choice between hard plastic tiles and soft PVC tiles depends on your specific needs. Hard plastic tiles are durable and suitable for heavy-duty applications, while soft PVC tiles offer flexibility and are car jack-approved, making them ideal for residential garages that need a balance between durability and comfort.