Manufacturing Epoxy in Los Angeles.

Residential pricing for manufacturing epoxy in the Los Angeles market typically runs between the ranges quoted on our service pages, with the exact number determined by substrate condition, finish system, and square footage. Commercial pricing is always project-specific.

Book the walkthrough first; it is free and takes around 30 minutes. By the next morning you will have a fixed-price proposal in your inbox, written so there are no change orders in the middle of the pour.

A standard residential pour runs two to three working days from prep to final topcoat. Larger residential or commercial pours can run four to fifteen days depending on system spec, substrate condition, and square footage.

You can walk on it 24 hours after the last coat of polyaspartic goes down. Give it 72 hours before vehicles or heavy equipment roll on it.

The base layer is meant to stay where we put it. Resinous systems form a chemical bond with the substrate, and a residential install is engineered to keep that adhesion for the life of the floor.

The part that wears is the topcoat. On a residential floor that gets heavy use, plan to refresh the polyaspartic around year 8 to 12; the resin under it stays put. Commercial resin layers usually run 10 to 25 years, depending on traffic and chemistry.

Any color works in metallic epoxy, since the pigments mix across the full spectrum. Just-black and mother-of-pearl are both floors we have poured.

The pre-blended flake packs cover a lot of ground, and when they miss, we build a custom blend. Quartz runs 14 standard colors before custom mixing. Decorative concrete takes color two ways, integral during the pour or a topical stain post-cure.

It ends with you and us on the floor together for a final inspection, and a written job spec in your hands before the crew leaves. Getting there takes four stages: the walkthrough and a moisture test, then diamond grinding to CSP-3 with any crack repair, then the pour and broadcast, and last the polyaspartic topcoat.

Keep the written job spec we hand you at the final walk. If the gloss layer ever needs a refresh, that sheet tells us what is already on the floor.

Day to day it cleans with a damp mop, which is all the upkeep the system asks for. You will not be buying wax or booking a resealing crew.

Look at a coating that failed early and you will usually find a prep step that got skipped. Ours does not change from job to job: diamond grinding to a CSP-3 profile, a HEPA vacuum pass, then a second grind, with the owner on site. Add licensing and training across resin, decorative concrete and structural work, which most LA shops never take on.