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How much does epoxy flooring cost in 2026?

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Most residential epoxy garage floor installations run $4 – $12 per square foot depending on the coating system (standard epoxy, flake, metallic, or polyaspartic), surface prep required, and local labor rates. Commercial and industrial systems are typically $6 – $15 per square foot.

How long does an epoxy floor last?

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A properly installed epoxy garage or basement floor typically lasts 10 – 20 years. Commercial and industrial installations with polyaspartic or polyurea topcoats commonly last 15 – 25+ years under heavy use.

How do I choose the right epoxy contractor?

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Look for licensed, insured contractors with verified reviews, a portfolio of similar projects, a written warranty (5+ years is standard), and a clear multi-step surface prep process — diamond grinding or shot blasting is a hallmark of a quality install.

Is epoxy or polyaspartic better?

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Polyaspartic cures faster (often one-day install), is more UV-stable, and is more flexible, but costs more. Traditional epoxy is more affordable and offers excellent chemical resistance. Many premium installs use an epoxy basecoat with a polyaspartic topcoat to combine both benefits.

Can epoxy be applied over existing concrete?

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Yes — as long as the concrete is structurally sound, properly ground or shot-blasted for profile, and free of moisture issues. A moisture test and repair of any cracks or spalls should always come first.

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