Epoxy floor questions

Most residential floors run about $5–$12 per square foot depending on the finish: full flake $5–$7, solid color $6–$8, metallic $8–$12. A typical 2-car garage (about 450 sq ft) with a full-flake system lands around $2,250–$3,150. Crack repair is extra, priced on site based on condition, and there is no minimum job. Use the instant estimate for your exact numbers — no phone call needed.

It is an estimate. We confirm the final price after a quick on-site check of moisture, cracks and the slab itself. Most final prices land inside the range you see online.

Epoxy is a thick, tough base coat. Polyaspartic is a fast-curing, UV-stable topcoat that will not yellow in sunlight. Our systems combine them, which is why they hold up at the shore.

Most garages are done in one day. You can walk on it after about 24 hours and park after about 72 hours. Basements and large commercial floors can take two to three days.

Usually, yes. We diamond-grind the surface, fill cracks and pits, then coat. Crack repair is extra and priced on site, based on the condition of the slab.

We cover about 30 miles around Manalapan and Millstone, NJ: most of Monmouth and Ocean County plus nearby parts of Middlesex and Mercer, including the shore towns. The estimate form checks your zip code instantly.

Yes, after a moisture test. Basements are where moisture coming up through the slab matters most, so we test before we quote a final price and tell you if coating is not a good idea.

Not a properly ground and bonded system. Hot-tire peeling and salt damage are what happen to floor paint and thin DIY kits that sit on top of the concrete.

Flake finishes are textured and add grip. For solid and metallic floors we can add an anti-slip additive to the topcoat.