Why Does Every Epoxy Estimate Vary In Price?

Our pricing is competitive, but no two floors are the same. Every project has different demands for time, material, and care to get a proper, long-lasting result, so prices vary from job to job. That's why we only price a project after seeing the space in person.
Here are the biggest factors that affect the price of an epoxy floor:

• Size of the space: larger floors need more material and more labor, while smaller floors still require the same setup and preparation steps.
• Condition of the concrete: cracks, chips, spalling, pitting, and uneven areas need to be repaired before coating.
• Existing coatings: old paint, failed DIY epoxy, sealers, carpet glue, or tile must be fully removed so the new system can bond properly.
• Moisture in the slab: concrete that holds moisture may need a moisture vapor barrier primer to prevent future peeling.
• System and finish: flake, quartz, metallic, or solid color systems and the choice of topcoat all use different materials and steps.
• Layout and details: stairs, steps, drains, edges, and cove base take extra time and care.
• Timeline needs: fast return-to-service options (such as UV curing) are available at extra cost.

During your free onsite consultation we measure the space, check the concrete and moisture, talk through the look you want, and give you a clear estimate with no obligation.