Residential Epoxy Flooring for Your Whole Home

Most home projects land in the range of a few dollars to several dollars per square foot, and the real number depends on your slab's condition, the coating system you pick, and how many spaces you're doing. Old concrete with cracks, oil stains, or moisture issues takes more prep, which affects price. We don't quote blind or guess high to leave room to “discount” you later — you get transparent, itemized pricing in about 24 hours after we see the space. No pressure, no games.

For most Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina homes, yes. A properly installed epoxy and polyaspartic system seals porous concrete so it stops absorbing moisture, resists pool chemicals and salt air, wipes clean instead of staining, and holds up to hot tires in the garage. It's a one-time job that replaces years of sealing, painting, and patching, and the written 25-year warranty is transferable, so it carries value if you sell.

Absolutely, and it's often the smart way to do it. Because our crews handle the whole home, we can coat your garage, basement, laundry room, patio, pool deck, and entryway in a coordinated visit. Doing multiple spaces together usually means less disruption and one honest, itemized quote for the full scope.

Often, yes, but moisture is exactly why prep matters. Below-slab water vapor is what causes cheaper coatings to bubble and peel. We diamond-grind the concrete to open the pores, evaluate the slab, and use a 100%-solids epoxy that bonds mechanically instead of just sitting on top. If your slab has a serious vapor issue, we'll tell you straight and recommend the right approach rather than sell you a floor that will fail.

You can walk on it in about 4 hours and drive on it in about 24. Our polyaspartic topcoat cures far faster than traditional epoxy, which is how we finish most homes as a 1-day install and get you back to using the space the next day.

Usually, yes. Cracks, pitting, and spalling are normal on older slabs, and part of our diamond-grind prep is filling and smoothing them before any coating goes down. Concrete does have to be structurally sound — if your slab has a deeper problem, we'll show you what we see and give you an honest answer instead of coating over trouble.

They're not the same product or process. Big-box kits are usually thin, water-based coatings rolled onto unprepared concrete, which is why they commonly peel within a year or two — especially with our humidity and hot-tire pickup. We diamond-grind the slab, use 100%-solids epoxy, and seal with polyaspartic, all installed by in-house crews. That's the difference between a coating that lasts and one you're redoing next summer.

You don't have to choose one, because our system uses both. We install a 100%-solids pigmented epoxy basecoat for a thick, durable bond, then finish with a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat that won't yellow or fade in the sun. Epoxy alone can chalk and discolor outdoors; polyaspartic on top is what makes the floor sunroom-, patio-, and pool-deck-ready in our climate.

It doesn't have to be. For pool decks, patios, and lanais we broadcast a vinyl-flake or quartz texture into the coating, which adds grip underfoot even when the surface is wet. We'll match the slip resistance to how the space gets used, so a pool deck gets more traction than an indoor living area.

Straight epoxy can yellow in direct UV, which is why we never leave epoxy as the final layer outdoors. Every Apex floor gets a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat that resists fading and yellowing, so patios, pool decks, and sunrooms keep their color under real sun exposure.

Plenty. You can go with a classic vinyl-flake blend, a high-end swirled metallic look, a fine quartz texture, or a clean solid color. Flake and metallic are popular for garages, basements, and living spaces, while quartz suits high-traffic and wet areas. We'll walk you through the options that fit each room during your quote.

It's a written, transferable 25-year warranty on the coating system — bonding failure, peeling, and delamination, the things prep decides. “Transferable” means it carries to the next homeowner if you sell. We use the identical diamond-grind, 100%-solids epoxy, and polyaspartic process on every job, done by our own crews with no subcontractors, which is what lets us stand behind it that long.

We operate from 9 licensed locations across Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina — including Jacksonville and Fort Myers, plus Atlanta, GA and Charleston, SC. So “epoxy flooring near me” likely includes you. Call (904) 595-9792 with your address and we'll confirm coverage and get you on the schedule for an on-site look.