Epoxy Flooring and Coatings Cost

Epoxy flooring and coating costs can vary depending on multiple factors. The cost per square foot will range greatly depending upon which system you are looking to have created. For instance, an epoxy flake floor for your garage will cost a different amount per square foot compared to you kitchen countertops. 

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A major benefit and cost saving we offer you is the ability to eliminate the demolition stage of your projects. We can go over existing surfaces such as tile and countertops.  This saves on the demo, removal and new install. Saving you time, a mess and often lots of money in the end. 

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If we are going to pour epoxy for you, the cost will depend on a few factors:

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• Size of the area we are pouring on. A larger space will cost less per sqft than say a 30 sqft bathroom or small countertop.

• Condition of existing surface and the amount of prep work needed to properly pour the final coat(s) of epoxy.

• Need for a clear top coat or urethane top coat

• and others

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Here we will lay out a very GENERAL RANGE of the cost per sqft for some our systems of epoxy we install. Remember, competitors may race to the bottom dollar to win your business but are they going to provide the same quality epoxy and install that will make the product really last? We will never claim to be the absolute cheapest company in the industry. But we do not settle for mediocre quality that comes with cheap installations and low quality epoxies.

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Flooring

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• Flake floors $5-9 per sqft*

• Metallic Floors $Starting at $10*

• Outdoor Coatings $6-14 per sqft*

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 Countertops/Backsplash

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• ​$50-85 per sqft*

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Have other projects not outlined here? Reach out to learn more about costs.

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These are just a few factors that will determine the costs and certainly doesn't cover every scenario. Each job is as unique as the product we deliver to you. For the best idea of cost, schedule an in person estimate and we'll get your projects on the road to completion. 

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*this is a price range and not an exact low or high cost for your scenario.