Residential, commercial & industrial epoxy floors
Epoxy Floor Coating
Epoxy floors are the workhorse coating system — chemical-resistant, hard as concrete, and customizable in any color or aggregate. Our installers handle everything from a residential basement to 100,000 sq ft of warehouse, including USDA-grade food plants and ESD-sensitive electronics floors.
Common applications
Frequently asked
How much does epoxy flooring cost per square foot?
Residential epoxy runs $3–$8/sq ft installed. Commercial broadcast systems $5–$12/sq ft. Heavy-duty cementitious urethane and quartz systems $10–$18/sq ft. Includes diamond grinding and primer coat.
How long does an epoxy floor last?
Residential epoxy 10–15 years. Commercial flake systems 15–20 years. Industrial cementitious urethane 20–30 years even in food-processing thermal-shock conditions.
Will epoxy peel off my concrete?
Only if the concrete wasn't diamond-ground or had a moisture problem. Every installer in our network does mechanical prep and a calcium-chloride or RH moisture test before quoting.
Can you do epoxy over an old painted floor?
No — old paint must come off (grind or shotblast). Coating over paint is the #1 reason epoxy floors fail.