Everything on this site in one place: the published cost data, the technical answers, the system comparison, the free calculators and the problem guides. No account, no fee, nothing to sign up for.
Start with a number
Know what your floor should cost before anyone quotes it. The cost guide sets out the published bands — $3–8 per square foot for a flake system, $5–9 for polyaspartic, $5.00 to $15.00 per square foot across all professional installs, and $2,500 to $6,000 for a two-car garage installed. The free tools include a cost calculator, a slab readiness check and a 12-year cost comparison between a DIY kit and a professional system.
Get the technical answers
The epoxy flooring FAQ covers surface profile and ICRI CSP 3–4, moisture testing to ASTM F1869 and ASTM F2170, outgassing in high-desert heat, chemical resistance ratings, DIY versus professional lifecycle, and OSHA duties in commercial spaces. If you want the decision framework rather than the detail, the system comparison puts epoxy, polyaspartic and concrete coating side by side on cost, cure time, UV stability and return to service.
Diagnose before you spend
Floor problems fall into six groups and some of them are cheap to fix. The problem guides walk through peeling and lifting epoxy, hot-tyre and white spotting, cracking and delamination, concrete moisture and blistering, chemical and oil staining, and failed DIY applications — each with the cause, what it looks like, and how a professional would approach it.
Compare quotes and plan the job
Most floor quotes fail on exclusions, not on the headline price. Use the project checklist to see what a complete quote contains — preparation method, moisture readings, vapour barrier, dry film thickness in mils, repairs, permit jurisdiction and both warranties — and read how the free matching works before you send anything. Longer background sits in the blog, and when you are ready, request quotes. There is also a video slot reserved for job footage filmed in this area.
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Frequently asked questions
Are the tools and guides free?
Yes. Every calculator, quiz, checklist and guide on this site is free and needs no account. The only form on the site is the optional quote request.
Where do the numbers come from?
The cost bands, thicknesses and moisture thresholds are the published trade figures, quoted as published. The local detail — water supply and hardness, permit jurisdiction, frost depth, climate records and the soil series under the slab — is cited to the utility, the city, the county, the National Weather Service and the USDA soil survey on the page that uses it.
