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Flake epoxy garage floor with glossy finish
Flake system, $6 to $8 per sq ft installed

2-car garage average

$2,880 to $3,840

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Try it right here. Pick your floor and watch the price build. Verified installers then compete for the job, not for your phone number. Works the same for homes, businesses, and industrial facilities.

1

Tell us about your floor

What space is it?

480 sq ft
100about a 2-car garage2,000

Concrete condition

2

Your real price range

$2,880 to $3,840

Garage, 480 sq ft, good shape. That is $6 to $8 per sq ft installed.

From 1,400+ real installs, updated monthly. Not a lead-gen teaser number.

3

Verified installers compete

Empire Coatings NYC$3,686
GreatFloors Co.$3,360
Precision Epoxy Pros$2,995Best bid

Sample bids for illustration. All three license-checked against state boards. Zero pay-to-play.

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Learning Center

Understand epoxy before you spend a dollar on it.

Cost Guides

What every space really costs in 2026, from the rate card.

Real prices

Coatings, compared

Epoxy, polyaspartic, flake, metallic, quartz, explained straight.

No agenda

Garage Floors

Systems, prep, and prices for the most coated room in America.

Most common

Basements & Interiors

Moisture testing first, color second. What to check before you coat.

Moisture first

How long it lasts

Lifespan is set by prep and traffic, not the product in the bucket.

Honest take

The honest downsides

Who should skip epoxy, and what to pick instead.

Straight talk

Every coating has a personality. Meet them.

Flake System

The garage classic. Confetti chips hide dirt and add grip.

Cost per sq ft$6 to $8Cure time2 to 3 daysLifespan10 to 15 yearsSlip resistanceHigh
  • Hides dust, dirt, and imperfections
  • Chip texture adds real grip
  • The look most garages ask for
  • Full-broadcast chips can feel rough on bare feet
Read the full guideGet quotes for this finish

Popular floor colors

Gray flakeSandstoneCharcoalArctic whiteSlate blueSaddle tanGarnetTerrazzo mix
Epoxy by Space

Wherever the floor is, we've priced it.

Garage

from $6 per sq ft

Hot-tire proof and showroom shiny.

Epoxy for garage guideGet garage price

Basement

from $6 per sq ft

Dry, bright, and done in days.

Epoxy for basement guideGet basement price

Kitchen

from $7 per sq ft

Seamless, food safe, mop-in-seconds.

Epoxy for kitchen guideGet kitchen price

Patio & Pool Deck

from $7 per sq ft

UV-stable so it never yellows.

Epoxy for patio & pool deck guideGet patio price

Driveway

from $8 per sq ft

Tougher than the winter it sits in.

Epoxy for driveway guideGet driveway price

Laundry

from $6 per sq ft

Small rooms, quick flat-rate jobs.

Epoxy for laundry guideGet laundry price

Warehouse

from $4 per sq ft

Rated for forklifts and racking.

Epoxy for warehouse guideGet warehouse price

Restaurant Kitchen

from $8 per sq ft

Health-code ready, overnight installs.

Epoxy for restaurant kitchen guideGet restaurant price

We publish the numbers installers quote around.

Garage$6 to $8
Basement$6 to $9
Commercial$7 to $12
Pool deck$7 to $10
$0per sq ft installed$14
SpaceInstalled cost per sq ft
Garage$6 to $8
Basement$6 to $9
Commercial$7 to $12
Pool deck$7 to $10

Prices from our rate card, reviewed against metro wage data. Updated August 2026. See the full cost guide

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How to hire without getting burned.

We check contractors against the state license registry where the trade is licensed, and publish what you should verify yourself where it is not, like Florida. The methodology is public and nobody can pay their way onto a list. Ranked lists roll out market by market as each one is verified.

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How we verify
How we verify

Checked against the state registry

We publish the full license number and verified date, and we name the companies we excluded and why. Where a state does not license the trade, we publish what to verify instead.

How we verify installers
Nick Shushan, founder of EpoxyTimes

Nick, Founder

25 years in flooring

Our Story

Built by the guy who used to give the quotes.

I spent most of my career in hardwood, twenty years of it running my own floor business in New York. Epoxy found me: my own customers and other contractors kept asking about it for the spaces wood could never solve. In 2019 I started an epoxy business here, installed the floors myself, and have since stopped. Today I advise rather than take the work, which is the whole point. I have nothing left to sell you.

EpoxyTimes exists because most of them had no way to know. Pricing is opaque, every coating gets pitched as the best one, and review sites rank whoever pays.

So we publish the real numbers, explain every coating without a sales agenda, and only list installers whose licenses actually check out. The goal is simple: you make the call with the same information the pros have.

Nick, Founder of EpoxyTimes

25 years in flooringHardwood, then epoxy since 2019Advises now, sells nothing

Questions homeowners actually ask

How much does epoxy flooring cost?

Most professionally installed floors run $4 to $14 per square foot depending on the space, coating system, and how much prep the concrete needs. A typical 2-car garage lands between $2,880 and $3,840 installed. See the cost data

Epoxy or polyaspartic, which should I pick?

Epoxy is the budget pick and cures in 3 to 5 days. Polyaspartic costs more but cures in one day, will not yellow in sunlight, and typically lasts 15+ years. Compare them side by side

How long does an epoxy floor last?

A properly prepped residential floor lasts 5 to 10 years in a garage and longer indoors. Surface prep quality matters more than the product on the label. Read the lifespan guide

Can I DIY my garage floor?

Yes, quality kits run $200 to $600 and hold up well if you grind and moisture-test the slab first. Skipping prep is why most DIY floors peel within a year. See the kits that last

How do you verify installers?

Every listed company is checked against state license boards. Lapsed or suspended licenses are excluded and the methodology is public. Nobody can pay their way onto a list. How we verify

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