Epoxy floor quote calculator
Price a garage or commercial epoxy floor in seconds. Enter the size, pick the system, set your rate — get an instant installed-price range you can quote with confidence.
Prefilled with typical U.S. installed rates. These are your numbers — edit them to match your market.
Estimated installed price
$1,750 – $2,650
Build a branded PDF quote, email it, and get it signed — no account needed to start.
Ballpark only. Rounded to the nearest $50 and floored at a $1,500 minimum. Confirm the final number after measuring on-site — slope, moisture, access, and prep all move the price.
How epoxy floor pricing works
Epoxy jobs are priced per square foot, then adjusted for the system and the state of the slab — a pitted or damp floor needs grinding, crack repair, and moisture treatment that belong in the number. The calculator starts from typical U.S. rates, then lets you set your own so the estimate fits your market.
Epoxy flooring pricing questions
How much does epoxy flooring cost per square foot?
Installed epoxy typically runs about $4–$6/sq ft for a solid color, $6–$9 for a flake (chip) system, $7–$11 for polyaspartic, and $9–$14 for metallic. Concrete that needs repair or moisture mitigation adds roughly 10–30%. The calculator above lets you set your own rates and get a total for a specific job.
How do I price a garage floor coating job?
Multiply the floor area by your rate per square foot for the chosen system, then adjust for concrete condition and prep. A 2-car garage (about 440 sq ft) in good shape with a flake system lands around $2,600–$4,000 in most U.S. markets. Set a per-job minimum — most pros won't mobilize a crew below about $1,500.
Is this epoxy quote calculator free?
Yes — it's free and needs no account. You can price unlimited jobs. When you want to turn a number into a branded PDF quote you can email and get signed, Rupeka does that free too.
What should an epoxy flooring quote include?
A clear quote lists the floor area, the coating system, surface prep (grinding, crack and spall repair, moisture treatment), the number of coats, and a single installed price or range. Adding your license, insurance, and a workmanship warranty line raises close rates on higher-ticket jobs.