Commercial Epoxy in Los Angeles.

Residential pricing for commercial 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.

You get one fixed number, in writing, before any work starts. We set it after a free on-site walkthrough of about 30 minutes and email the proposal the next morning, so nothing gets added halfway through the pour.

Square footage, the condition of the substrate and the system spec decide the calendar. A standard residential pour lands at two to three working days. Larger homes and commercial spaces run anywhere from four to fifteen.

The polyaspartic topcoat cures fast, so the wait after we finish is short: one day before foot traffic, three days before anything on wheels.

Properly installed resinous floor systems are not cosmetic. They are a chemical bond to the substrate. Residential floors are engineered for lifetime adhesion to the slab.

There are two answers, depending on the floor. Residential: the base resin holds, and the topcoat may need a refresh at 8 to 12 years with heavy use. Commercial: we spec the system to the traffic and chemistry it will face, and the resin layer typically lasts 10 to 25 years.

If it is a metallic system, yes. Past pours run from deep teal and copper-on-bronze to matte slate and ocean blue with charcoal veining, and the pigment will mix to shades well beyond those.

Flake systems come in pre-blended color packs and unlimited custom blends. Quartz comes in 14 standard colors plus custom mixes. Decorative concrete colors are added integrally during the pour or applied as a topical stain post-cure.

Every job follows the same four-stage workflow. Day one is walkthrough and moisture test. Day two is diamond grinding to a CSP-3 profile and crack repair. Day three is the pour, broadcast, and signature work. Day four is the polyaspartic topcoat. We do a final inspection with you on-site and hand you a written job spec before we leave.

You deal with the same people after the pour that you dealt with before it. The owner walks every job, so if something about the finish looks off to you, that is who you talk to. The resin bonded to your slab stays where it is; the topcoat is the only layer that ever needs attention.

Day to day, the floor maintains with a damp mop. No waxing, no sealing, no annual service appointment. The system is engineered to live without us.

Three things, honestly. One, the owner walks every job and is on every prep day. We are not a franchise. Two, we are licensed and trained across resinous coatings AND decorative concrete AND structural slabs. Most LA shops pick one trade. Three, surface prep is non-negotiable: diamond-grind to CSP-3, HEPA-vacuum, re-grind. Most cosmetic failures trace back to skipped prep.