Epoxy Floor Guides

A house or townhome garage, or a shop, kitchen, store, studio or clinic.

Garage at home100–1,500 sq ft Business floor300–20,000 sq ft

Typical: two-car garages around San Diego, 400–480 square feet.

1-car garageabout 240 sq ft Typical2-car garageabout 440 sq ft 3-car garageabout 700 sq ft 4-car garageabout 900 sq ft 5-car or largerabout 1,200 sq ft

Typical: broadcast flake, the system local price guides list first.

TypicalFlake (chip) epoxy, full broadcast$5–$8 per sq ft Polyaspartic flake (epoxy base, polyaspartic top coat)$6–$10 per sq ft Solid-color epoxy, optional grit$3–$6 per sq ft Metallic epoxy$8–$12 per sq ft

Typical: an uncoated slab without heavy oil is a sound slab.

TypicalSound slab, standard grindIncluded Minor cracks, pitting or small spalls+$1–$2 per sq ft Old coating or paint to remove first+$1–$3 per sq ft Heavy oil stains or a slab that tests damp+$2–$4 per sq ft

Skip if none apply; a stem wall is a flat add-on.

Pick the closest match; it only suggests a starting system.

Warehouse or light-industrial aisle Restaurant or commercial kitchen Auto repair shop or workshop Retail store or showroom Gym or fitness studio Private clinic (medical, dental or veterinary)

Length times width in feet, or the total square feet.

Enter a size between 300 and 20,000 sq ft.

Typical: solid color with grit; hot-washdown kitchens often use urethane cement.

TypicalSolid-color epoxy with grit$3–$7 per sq ft Decorative flake (chip) epoxy$6–$12 per sq ft Quartz-filled broadcast epoxy$8–$15 per sq ft Urethane cement (heat and washdown areas)$10–$18 per sq ft

Typical: a sound slab with standard prep; choose the closest match.

TypicalSound slab, standard prepIncluded Cracks, joints or spalls to repair+$1–$3 per sq ft Old coating, mastic or paint to remove+$2–$4 per sq ft Oil-soaked or damp slab+$2–$5 per sq ft

Typical: after hours or weekends; it does not change the range.

Skip if none apply; a coved base suits floors that are washed.

Optional: a short note or a photo of the floor.