Choose your garage size — single bay around 250 sq ft up to an 1,100 sq ft shop — then a coating system: solid epoxy from $4.50 per square foot, the popular flake finish, one-day polyaspartic, or a metallic showroom floor at $12–19. Add the prep the slab actually needs, from diamond grinding to old-coating removal, and the estimate rebuilds live. A double bay in flake with grinding lands at $3,420–5,130, about $8–11.40 per square foot installed.
Solid epoxy runs $4.50–7 per square foot, epoxy with flake $6.50–9.50, polyaspartic $9–14 and metallic epoxy $12–19 — before prep. Diamond grinding, the standard mechanical prep, adds $1.10–1.90 per square foot on top of any system.
Polyaspartic at $9–14 per square foot installs in a day and holds its colour under UV, where solid epoxy at $4.50–7 typically needs a 2–3 day cure. If the cars cannot sleep outside for long, the faster chemistry is exactly what you are paying for.
Beyond grinding at $1.10–1.90 per square foot, the calculator prices crack and pit repair at $0.80–2.20, a moisture barrier coat at $1.40–2.60, and stripping an old failed coating at $1.80–3.50. An installer confirms which apply after inspecting the slab.
Every calculator runs from one config: your name, your colours, your prices. Brand it below, open any tool from the catalogue, and finish a quote — the lead lands in the table here the moment the estimate unlocks. On your own site the widget works exactly like this.
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