Epoxy flooring cost guide

Prices below come from Angi's 2026 epoxy flooring cost guide. Your quotes will depend on your floor and where you live.

The short version

Angi puts the national average at $2,526, with most homeowners paying $1,650 to $3,494. Professional installation runs $2 to $12 per square foot including materials and labor.

Garage floors by size

Garage	Approx. sq ft	Price range
One-car garage	250	$750–$3,000
Two-car garage	500	$1,500–$6,000
Three-car garage	750	$2,250–$9,000

Resin type

Resin	Material cost per gallon
Water-based	$30–$50
Solvent-based	$40–$55
Solid	$45–$150
Rock and pebble	$100

Water-based products are cheaper and easier to apply but wear out sooner. Solid epoxy is the toughest and the hardest to install, which is one reason most people hire it out.

Labor

Angi says labor is 33% to 60% of the total, at about $1 to $7 per square foot or $50 to $150 an hour. Most companies send a two-person crew.

Prep and repairs

• Crack and chip patching: $25 to $250
• Concrete resurfacing: $1,000 to $5,000
• Etching, acid washing or power washing: $50 to $100, often included
• Foundation repair, if the slab has structural damage: $2,150 to $7,730

Add-ons

• Concrete sealing: $2 to $5 per sq ft
• Decorative flakes: about $0.04 per sq ft

Outdoor and small areas

Patios, steps and other small surfaces usually cost more per square foot than a garage, since setup and labor don't shrink with the area. Outdoor jobs also need UV-stable products. Get a quote for your exact space.

How to compare quotes

• Ask how they prep the concrete: diamond grinding or acid etching.
• Ask what the base coat and the topcoat are made of, and how thick each goes on.
• Check whether crack repair and moving items are in the price.
• Get the warranty in writing and ask what it excludes.
• Ask for photos of floors they have done like yours.