A professional floor coating can completely change the look and feel of a garage, basement, or commercial space. But before you start comparing colors and finishes, you probably want a ballpark idea of what the project will cost.
We’ll try to outline the typical costs for epoxy and floor coatings below, so you’ll have a better idea of what to expect.
Most of our floor coating projects fall between $7.00 and $9.50 per square foot before finish upgrades and other project-specific costs. For a 500-square-foot floor, that puts the starting price around $3,500 to $4,750.
The finish you choose can change that number quite a bit. Here’s what those costs look like for different finishes:
+$1.00 per square foot
+$2.00 per square foot
+$3.00 per square foot
+$3.00 per square foot
+$7.00 per square foot
$1.00 to $3.00 per square foot
Square footage and finish aren’t the only pieces that can affect your estimate. Features like stairs, step-ups, baseboards, and larger joints require additional material or labor, so we price those separately.
Here’s what those costs look like:
$20 per linear foot
$300 to $600
$200 to $400
$300
Two floors with the same square footage won’t always come with the same price tag. The floor itself and what you want us to do with it can shift the final number. A few of the factors that’ll help determine the cost for your new floor include:
The finished floor may be what you notice, but a lot of the work happens before we ever start applying the coating. We prep the concrete first, so we have a solid surface to work with and address problem areas that could interfere with the coating.
We’re a Certified Resinwerks Installer, and the system we use depends on the floor we’re working with. That may mean a polyaspartic base coat or a vapor-barrier epoxy base coat. Every system gets a polyaspartic top coat.
Your finish changes the installation, too. Flake, metallic, quartz, and Simerrazzo™ each require different materials and application methods, which accounts for some of the difference in price.
Floor coating prices depend on the floor, the finish, and the details of the project. Here are answers to some of the pricing questions we hear most often.
The prices above can give you a good starting point, but the best way to know what your floor will cost is to have us take a look at the space. We’ll consider the square footage, condition of the concrete, finish you want, and any additional features that need to be coated.
Contact RDP Epoxy & Floor Coatings to get a free estimate for your project.
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