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Epoxy Flooring Cost Calculator

Get an instant ballpark price for your floor, then find out exactly what moves that number up or down.
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COST ESTIMATOR

Estimate Your Epoxy Floor Cost

Enter your square footage, choose a system, and get an instant range. It takes about ten seconds.
100 500 sq ft 3000+
Estimated Cost
$5,500$10,000
500 sq ft · Metallic Epoxy
Price per sq ft $11$20
Base prep & grinding Included
Polyaspartic topcoat Included
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This is an estimate, not a quote. Your final price depends on the condition of your concrete, the repairs it needs, whether moisture mitigation is required and how accessible the space is. Book a free inspection for a firm written number.

Educational

Not sure how many square feet you have?

Measure the length and width of the floor in feet and multiply them together. For a rough guide, most standard GTA garages fall in these ranges:
If you are unsure, we will measure it properly during the free inspection.
COMPARE SYSTEMS

Epoxy Flooring Prices Per Square Foot

These are our installed rates. Installed means everything: preparation, diamond grinding, crack repair, primer, base coat, decorative layer and protective topcoat.
System Price Per Sq Ft Finish Best For
Flake Epoxy Most Popular
$7 to $9 Speckled, textured, hides marks Garages, basements, porches
Quartz Epoxy $8 to $11 Natural stone texture, slip resistant Kitchens, warehouses, workshops, gyms
Metallic Epoxy $11 to $20+ Marbled, reflective, three dimensional Luxury garages, showrooms, feature spaces

What Common Projects Actually Cost

These are our installed rates. Installed means everything: preparation, diamond grinding, crack repair, primer, base coat, decorative layer and protective topcoat.

Metallic Epoxy Flooring | $11 to $20+ per sq ft

A typical double garage runs 400 to 600 sq ft.
Flake epoxy
$2,800 – $5,400
Quartz epoxy
$3,200 – $6,600
Metallic epoxy
$4,400 – $12,000

Cost to epoxy a 3 car garage

A triple garage typically runs 600 to 900 sq ft.
Flake epoxy
$4,200 – $8,100
Quartz epoxy
$4,800 – $9,900
Metallic epoxy
$6,600 – $18,000

Cost to epoxy a single car garage

Roughly 200 to 300 sq ft.
Flake epoxy
$1,400 – $2,700
Quartz epoxy
$1,600 – $3,300
Metallic epoxy
$2,200 – $6,000

Cost to epoxy a basement floor

Basements vary far more than garages, but 600 to 1,000 sq ft covers most.
Flake epoxy
$4,200 – $9,000
Quartz epoxy
$4,800 – $11,000
Metallic epoxy
$6,600 – $20,000
Basements are also the most likely space to need a moisture vapour barrier primer, which is priced on top of these ranges where testing shows it is needed.

Commercial and industrial pricing

Commercial projects are quoted individually. Square footage, slab condition, coving requirements, texture level, phasing and out of hours scheduling all affect the number too much for a table to be useful. What we can say is that larger areas price better per square foot, because setup and mobilisation get spread across more floor.
PRICING FACTORS

What Moves Your Price Within the Range

Every quote sits somewhere between the low and high end. Here is what decides where.

The condition of your concrete

The single biggest variable. A sound, flat, clean slab needs grinding and nothing more. A slab with cracking, pitting, spalling, oil contamination, or an old failed coating needs repair work before anything decorative goes on.

Whether moisture mitigation is needed

If your slab tests high for vapour transmission, a moisture-vapour barrier primer goes down first. That is additional material and an additional day. It is also non-negotiable for a smooth result.

Removing an existing coating

Old paint, sealer, or a previous epoxy floor has to be ground off before we can bond to sound concrete. The more there is and the more stubborn it is, the more grinding time it takes.

Size and access

Bigger floors cost less per square foot, because setup is much the same regardless of area. Working the other way, difficult access pushes cost up. A basement reached only by stairs, a narrow laneway garage or a commercial unit with restricted loading all take longer than an open double garage with a driveway outside it.

System and finish complexity

Heavier quartz broadcasts for aggressive slip resistance use more aggregate. Integral coving at wall junctions in commercial kitchens is priced separately from floor area.

Topcoat choice

Polyaspartic costs more than standard polyurethane. It cures faster, stays flexible in cold temperatures, and resists yellowing from UV far better. In any space with natural light, it is worth the difference.

WHY CHEAP QUOTES ARE CHEAP

If One Quote Is Far Below the Others, Ask Why

Price differences in this trade are almost never about margin. They are about what is being left out, and it is usually one of three things.

Preparation

Acid etching instead of full diamond grinding. It is faster and cheaper, and it is the leading cause of coatings peeling off.

Moisture testing

Skipped entirely, so nobody finds out the slab is a problem until the floor blisters.

Thickness

Products thinned out, coats dropped, or the topcoat left off. A 10 mil floor and a 35 mil floor look identical on handover day.

When you compare quotes, ask each contractor three questions. How will you prepare the slab? Will you test for moisture? What will the finished thickness be? The price gap usually explains itself.
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Get a Firm Written Quote

The calculator gives you a range. A free on site inspection gives you a number. We will come to your property, test the concrete for moisture, assess damage and preparation needs, measure the area properly, show you samples in your own lighting and leave you with a detailed written quote. No charge, and no obligation to go ahead.