Materials Cost per Square Foot for Epoxy Floors: A Contractor's Estimating Sheet

Materials for a finished epoxy floor run $1.77 to $2.01 per sq ft for a solid-color Garage Pro System and $2.75 to $2.96 for full flake, with topcoat and tools in the price. A commercial floor is $1.32 to $1.42 per sq ft solid or $2.69 to $2.74 flake. Those numbers are the kit price divided by the rated coverage at the recommended thickness; the worksheet below adds prep, repairs, primer, waste and labor. Prices as of November 2026; contractor pricing is by phone.

Materials per square foot by system and finish

System and finish 1 bay, up to 350 sq ft 2 bays, up to 700 3 bays, up to 1,050 4 bays, up to 1,400 What is in it
Garage Starter, solid color $350.99 ($1.00/sq ft) $665.99 ($0.95) $980.99 ($0.93) $1,295.99 ($0.93) B-707 at about 14 mils, mix wand, notched squeegee. No topcoat
Garage Pro, solid color $702.99 ($2.01) $1,270.99 ($1.82) $1,862.99 ($1.77) $2,541.99 ($1.82) B-707, T-521 gloss, tool kit
Garage Pro, full flake $1,036.99 ($2.96) $1,961.99 ($2.80) $2,887.99 ($2.75) $3,923.99 ($2.80) B-707, 40 lb flake per bay, T-444X, tool kit
Garage Pro, metallic $1,005.99 ($2.87) $1,875.99 ($2.68) $2,769.99 ($2.64) $3,751.99 ($2.68) P-015 black, C-671 with pigment at 16 to 18 mils, T-521, tool kit
Garage One-Day, full flake $910.99 ($2.60) $1,709.99 ($2.44) $2,509.99 ($2.39) $3,419.99 ($2.44) B-933 polyurea, flake, T-444X, tool kit
Garage One-Day, solid color $854.99 ($2.44) $1,598.99 ($2.28) $2,341.99 ($2.23) $3,196.99 ($2.28) Two coats T-444X, first tinted, tool kit
Basement & Indoor Pro, solid color $820.99 ($2.35) $1,501.99 ($2.15) $2,210.99 ($2.11) $3,002.99 ($2.14) B-707, T-520 matte, tool kit. Flake matches Garage Pro flake

Every kit price in this table was checked against the live store on November 10, 2026.

Commercial Pro Up to 2,000 sq ft Up to 5,000 sq ft What is in it
Solid color $2,831.99 ($1.42) $6,614.99 ($1.32) B-707 at about 14 mils, T-322 solvent urethane, tool kit
Full flake $5,487.99 ($2.74) $13,462.99 ($2.69) B-707, flake, T-444X, tool kit

The commercial numbers and installed-price discussion are in commercial epoxy flooring cost per square foot. Homeowner pricing with installer ranges is in how much it costs to epoxy a garage floor.

Materials per square foot by component

For a crew buying components instead of kits, at rated coverage on a profiled slab:

Component Kit and price Coverage Per sq ft
B-707 High Build Epoxy, base at 14 mils 3 gal $349.99; 15 gal $1,606.99 350; 1,750 sq ft $1.00; $0.92
B-933 Fast Cure Polyurea, base under flake 2.5 gal $209.99 one bay $0.60
P-707LVP primer, when specified 3 gal $269.99 about 600 sq ft $0.45
T-521 over smooth, 3 to 5 mils wet 1.5 gal $306.99; 3 gal $587.99 one bay; two bays $0.88; $0.84
T-444X over flake, 5 to 12 mils wet 2 gal $387.99; 10 gal $1,887.99 one bay; five bays $1.11; $1.08
T-322 over smooth clear, 1.5 gal $224.99; 15 gal $2,059.99 one bay; about 6,000 sq ft $0.64; $0.34
T-359, rolled thin 1 gal kit $249.99 about 600 sq ft $0.42
Flake, 1/4 inch, full broadcast 40 lb box $289.99 one bay $0.83
A-HWS anti-slip pint $29.99 one 1.5 gal topcoat kit $0.09
Application tool kit $123.99 one job

The kits price below the sum of their components. Component math for odd floor sizes: how much epoxy do I need.

The estimating worksheet

  1. Coating system. Kit price from the table, or components. Round the floor up to the kit size; a 760 sq ft floor is a 3-bay kit.
  2. Waste. Add 10% to component quantities as a working rule. Kit sizes already carry margin to the top of their range.
  3. Prep. Grinder rental by the day with diamond cups and a HEPA vacuum. Our working figures: about $150 per day for a single-head grinder, a few hundred dollars a day for a walk-behind planetary grinder with a dust extractor, and a 5,000 sq ft slab is a two-day grind for two people. Rental rates vary by market, so price it at your local counter. Add degreaser, tape and plastic sheeting.
  4. Crack repair. R-818 Epoxy Crack Filler covers about 1,228 lineal ft of 1/8 by 1/8 inch crack per gallon; the 1 gal kit at $99.99 handles a typical 2-car garage, about $0.14 per sq ft over 700 sq ft. Heavily cracked slabs: the 2 gal kit at $154.99.
  5. Spalls and joints. R-343 Concrete Quick Fix small kit $49.99 for a handful of spalls, large kit $69.99 for a dozen or a broken slab edge. R-830 Flexible Joint Sealant at $59.99 per tube set covers 11 to 12 lineal ft; a 2-car garage with two control joints takes 4 tube sets, $239.96. Forklift lanes and dock edges: R-110 Epoxy Mortar at $174.99 per unit, 21.5 sq ft at 1/4 inch.
  6. Primer, when needed. On ground concrete that passed the moisture test, none. Slab failed the plastic-sheet test: P-409 Moisture Vapor Primer at 94 sq ft per gal and 17 mils, $389.99 per 3 gal kit (about 280 sq ft, $1.39 per sq ft) or $1,719.99 per 15 gal kit (about 1,400 sq ft, $1.23 per sq ft). It is the most expensive line after the coating itself. Oil in the slab: P-820 Oil Stop Primer, 2 gal $159.99 for 400 to 640 sq ft of stains, about $0.25 to $0.40 per sq ft spot-primed; P-820 cannot ship to CA, CO, CT, DE, MD, MI, NY, OH, RI or UT.
  7. Labor. Price your own crew hours in four blocks per bay: grind, repair and vacuum; mix, pour, squeegee and back-roll the base coat; broadcast flake; scrape, vacuum and roll the topcoat. A two-person crew finishes a residential flake floor in two working days. Recoat and cure times: recoat windows and cure times chart.

Example: 2-car garage, 440 sq ft, full flake, slab passes moisture test

  • Garage Pro full flake, 2-bay kit: $1,961.99
  • Grinder rental for one day: about $150, plus diamond cup wear
  • R-818 1 gal kit: $99.99
  • R-830, 4 tube sets for two joints: $239.96
  • Materials and prep: about $2,450, or $5.57 per sq ft of actual floor
  • Labor: two people, two days, plus a return visit to inspect

If the slab fails the moisture test, add two 3 gal kits of P-409 at $779.98, which moves the floor to about $7.35 per sq ft in materials and prep.

Recoats and old coatings

Every topcoat here goes over B-707 inside its recoat window, 8 to 12 hr and within 48 hr; after 48 hr price a full screen and vacuum. Epoxy over a cured polyaspartic or urethane, or over an unknown old coating, needs a screen, an adhesion test patch and a call to us first, so price the screening. Which topcoat goes where: which topcoat goes over your epoxy floor.

Common questions

How much does epoxy garage floor cost per square foot in materials?

$1.77 to $2.01 per sq ft for the solid-color Garage Pro System, $2.75 to $2.96 for full flake, $0.93 to $1.00 for the Starter base coat alone. Prep, repairs and primer are extra.

How much does commercial epoxy flooring cost per square foot?

$1.32 to $1.42 per sq ft in materials for the solid-color Commercial Pro System, $2.69 to $2.74 for full flake, before primer, repairs and labor.

What should a contractor add on top of the kit price?

Grinder, cups and vacuum; crack filler at about $0.14 per sq ft; moisture primer at $1.23 to $1.39 per sq ft only when the slab fails the test; 10% waste; and your crew's labor hours.

Every order includes a free 20-minute consultation to go over the slab and the kit count. Contractor pricing, drum pricing above 5,000 sq ft and the installer program are by phone at (877) 703-7699, Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm ET, or start at for installers and the kit builder.

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