Epoxy floors — ground, coated, paid.
Every stained, dusty garage slab on the block is a floor waiting for a coat that shrugs off oil and hot tires. SideWRK prices the coating by the square foot, adds the grind and crack repair as their own lines, puts the cure-and-keep-off window on the record, and sends a branded invoice — so you spend the day laying floor, not doing napkin math.
See it in action
Tap a screen to open the live epoxy flooring demo — the whole app, loaded with a sample business. No signup, nothing to install.
The slab cured.
The coating job was in the pour all along — same floor, two tickets.
One app, every trade.
Multi-Trade — $39/mo for all 42 trades.
Built for floor-coating work — in one app
Priced by the square foot
Enter the floor area — measure the slab or step it off — and your per-square-foot rate does the math. Bump it for polyaspartic or a flake system, add the grind and crack repair by the job, and the number is done before you unload the grinder.
Coating and prep as their own lines
Grinding, patching pits, and priming oil spots is the work that makes a coat stick, so it should never be free. Add the diamond grind, the crack repair, and the flake or polyaspartic upgrade as separate lines the customer can see and say yes to.
The cure window, on the record
Snap the finished floor with a timestamp and note the keep-off window — often a day before foot traffic, longer before a car rolls back on. When someone parks early and marks the coat, you have the record of what you told them and when.
Customers approve from their phone
Send a branded approval link. Your customer sees the estimate and taps Approve — logged with their name, the time, and the amount, so the price is agreed before you open the first kit.
Get paid your way
Take a card in the app, or send a tap-to-pay request to Venmo, Cash App, PayPal, or Zelle — no merchant account, no waiting. Jobs flip to Paid the moment the balance hits zero.
Real profit, not just revenue
The coating kit, the flake, the grinding pads, the fuel — each carries a private "your cost" the customer never sees. The Money tab shows what the floor actually netted you after the buckets are empty.
From the slab to "paid" in three steps
Write it up
Add the customer and the floor — garage size, concrete condition, coating type — then the work: coat by the square foot, the grind and crack repair, a flake or polyaspartic upgrade if they want it. Send a branded estimate.
Send it
Text or email the estimate. The customer reviews it and taps Approve — authorization logged automatically, so the scope and the keep-off window are agreed before you start grinding.
Get paid
It becomes a numbered invoice with your details and the cure-window note on it. Record payment, and your real profit lands in Money.
What should an epoxy floor cost?
Floor coatings are priced by the square foot, with the grind, crack repair, and the coating upgrade billed on top. Here's what the work runs in 2026, plus a free epoxy garage floor calculator to price it.
By the square foot
Installed epoxy runs about $4–$10 per square foot. A 2-car garage near 450 sq ft lands around $1,600–$5,800 — materials alone are $1–$5 a foot, so pricing tight is how good operators go broke. Flake and metallic systems run higher.
Polyaspartic premium
Polyaspartic runs about $5–$12 per square foot, roughly $2,000–$6,900 for a 2-car. It cures in about a day and wears longer against UV, hot tires, and salt. Quote it as its own line so the upgrade is the customer's call, not a cost you eat.
Prep is the money
A coat only lasts on ground, clean, patched concrete. Bill the diamond grind, the crack and pit repair, and the oil-spot priming — a floor that peels is a callback you pay for, so never fold the prep into a thin rate.
Epoxy garage floor calculator
Square footage in, coating and prep on top — a garage floor price before you unload the grinder.
These tools run free right here — inside SideWRK they fill your estimate for you →
Epoxy Flooring guides from the field
Written for the business side of the work — pricing, getting customers, and keeping them. Free to read, no signup.
One price. Every trade you run.
Single Trade
- Up to 100 customers, unlimited jobs
- Branded estimates & invoices
- License # on every invoice
- Customer approvals + photos
- Real profit tracking
Multi-Trade
- Everything in Single, plus:
- All trades unlocked
- In-app trade switcher
- One client list across trades
- For the do-it-all operator
Pro
- Everything in Multi-Trade, plus:
- Unlimited customers — Single & Multi cap at 100
- Your Google & Yelp review links on your public page
- AI estimate drafting — photos in, priced lines out
Add concrete — they already have the slab, so coat it and make it last.
Concrete and floor coatings are the natural one-two: the customer who paid to pour a garage slab or a shop floor wants it protected before oil and road salt eat it, and you are already the person who works that concrete. Both jobs price by the square foot, so it's the same estimate you already know. Garage-door customers pair the same way — the person redoing the garage often wants the floor done too. The Multi-Trade plan runs both trades from one login for $15/mo more than Single Trade, and one garage floor covers the difference for the year. Plans are month-to-month — add a trade for the season and drop back after, right from Billing.
SideWRK for Concrete →Epoxy Flooring FAQ
How much should I charge for an epoxy garage floor?
Installed epoxy runs about $4 to $10 per square foot — materials are roughly $1 to $5 and labor $3 to $5. A 2-car garage near 450 square feet lands around $1,600 to $5,800 depending on prep, coating, and flake. Use the free epoxy garage floor calculator to find your number.
Epoxy or polyaspartic — which should I quote?
Epoxy is the lower-cost, proven garage coating. Polyaspartic runs about $5 to $12 per square foot, or $2,000 to $6,900 for a 2-car, cures in roughly a day, and holds up longer against UV, hot tires, and salt. Quote epoxy for budget jobs and polyaspartic when the customer wants it done in a day and lasting longest — as its own line, so the choice is theirs.
Can I bill the grinding and prep as separate lines?
Yes — add the coating by the square foot, then add the diamond grind, crack and pit repair, and oil-spot priming as their own lines with their own price. Each line carries a private cost, so you see real profit on the whole floor, not just the total.
How do I handle the cure and keep-off window?
A coating needs to cure before traffic — often 24 hours before foot traffic and 72 before vehicles, faster for polyaspartic. Set the keep-off window on the estimate and snap the finished floor with a timestamp, so the record shows what you coated, when, and how long to stay off.
How much does it cost?
Single Trade is $24/month for one trade. Multi-Trade is $39/month for every trade. Pro is $89/month for full-time operators. Every plan starts with 14 free days — no card required. You're only charged after you pick a plan. There's no permanent free tier.
Wondering what to charge? How to price Epoxy Flooring jobs — with real numbers →
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