What a Wasco Garage Floor Is Up Against Two things, mostly: heat and farm dust. Wasco sits in open country 24 miles northwest of Bakersfield, and its summers run the same as the rest of the valley floor — long, dry and hot, with no hard frost to worry about in winter. Hot-tire pickup is […]
Garage Floor Coatings in Wasco, CA Read More »
What an Arvin Garage Floor Is Up Against Arvin sits at 449 feet, 15 miles southeast of Bakersfield, where the flat valley starts climbing toward the Tehachapis. Summers are long, dry and hot; winters do not bring a hard frost. Heat and dust are what a garage floor here has to survive. Hot-tire pickup is
Garage Floor Coatings in Arvin, CA Read More »
What a Tulare Garage Floor Is Up Against Tulare sits at 289 feet on the valley floor. The average July high is 97°F and the December low is 38°F, so a slab here never freezes — it bakes. Hot-tire pickup is the classic way a thin garage coating fails: a car parks with hot tires,
Garage Floor Coatings in Tulare, CA Read More »
What a Visalia Garage Floor Is Up Against Visalia’s average July high is 93.8°F and its January low is 38.4°F. That makes it the mildest city we serve on the valley floor, several degrees off Bakersfield or Shafter — but a closed garage still runs hotter than the air outside, and nothing here comes close
Garage Floor Coatings in Visalia, CA Read More »
What a Shafter Garage Floor Is Up Against Shafter sits at 348 feet, and its average July high of 99°F is tied for the hottest of the eight towns we serve. The January low is 37°F — cool, but not freezing. Heat is the thing a floor here has to survive. Hot-tire pickup is the
Garage Floor Coatings in Shafter, CA Read More »
What a Delano Garage Floor Is Up Against Delano sits at 315 feet on the valley floor and the average July high is 99°F. A closed garage runs hotter still. Winter lows average 39°F, so unlike the mountain towns a Delano slab is not being pried apart by frost — here the problem is heat.
Garage Floor Coatings in Delano, CA Read More »
What a Taft Garage Floor Is Up Against Taft sits at 955 feet, higher than the valley floor but nowhere near mountain country. The average July high is 98.4°F and the January low is 41°F. Nothing freezes here; the problem is heat. Hot-tire pickup is the classic way a thin garage coating fails: a car
Garage Floor Coatings in Taft, CA Read More »
Why a Tehachapi Garage Floor Has a Harder Life Tehachapi sits at 4,193 feet, and the average January low is 31°F. An unheated garage up here sits at or below freezing on a typical winter night and warms back up through the day. A bare slab takes that cycle on directly, along with whatever water
Garage Floor Coatings in Tehachapi, CA Read More »
What a McFarland Garage Floor Is Up Against McFarland sits at 354 feet on the valley floor. The average July high is 98°F and the December low is 39°F, so a slab here never freezes — it bakes, then cools, then bakes again. Hot-tire pickup is the classic way a thin garage coating fails: a
Garage Floor Coatings in McFarland, CA Read More »
