21 answers about epoxy flooring in Gainesville, FL — straight from our installation crew.
Most professionally installed 2-car garage epoxy floors in Gainesville range from $2,500 to $3,500, or about $5-$8 per square foot installed. Metallic and premium designs run $9-$14 per square foot. We provide free written estimates with no pressure or upsell.
A professionally installed epoxy floor in Gainesville typically lasts 15-20+ years in residential garages and 5-10 years under heavy commercial traffic. Our 5-year written warranty covers materials and workmanship.
Floors are walk-ready in 6 hours and ready for vehicle traffic in 24-48 hours, depending on humidity and temperature. We hand you a written cure schedule at the end of every install.
Smooth epoxy can be slippery when wet, which is why we add a broadcast anti-slip aggregate to garage, basement, and pool deck installs. Properly textured epoxy is more slip-resistant than bare concrete.
Yes — every Gainesville Epoxy Pros installation comes with a 5-year written warranty on materials and workmanship. The warranty transfers to new homeowners at no charge if you sell.
We serve all of Alachua County (Gainesville, Haile Plantation, Jonesville, Tioga, Newberry, Alachua, High Springs, Archer, Micanopy, Hawthorne) plus Ocala (Marion County) and Lake City (Columbia County).
Yes — metallic is one of our most popular finishes. We offer dozens of pigment colors and custom-blended designs including Deep Ocean, Molten Copper, Black Galaxy, and Soft Pearl.
Almost never. Old coatings must be diamond-ground off because new coatings cannot bond to old paint or epoxy. We strip and re-install every previously-coated floor.
Yes — warehouses, restaurants, retail, healthcare, and industrial facilities. We work nights and weekends to avoid disrupting your operation.
Call (352) 555-0421 or fill out the quote form on this page. We'll schedule a free on-site estimate within 48 hours, measure your space, discuss design options, and leave you with a written quote — no high pressure.
Yes — we partner with Hearth and Synchrony to offer 0% APR financing for qualified buyers on projects over $1,500. Terms range from 6 to 60 months.
Epoxy is the structural basecoat (thick, strong, bonds to concrete). Polyaspartic is the topcoat (UV-stable, fast-curing, scratch-resistant). The best systems use both — epoxy below, polyaspartic above.
No — epoxy is for concrete only. Wood subfloors flex too much and would crack the coating. We can sometimes work over self-leveling cementitious overlays on top of wood, but it's a specialty install.
Yes — but moisture testing and a moisture-mitigation primer are essential in Florida basements. We test moisture vapor on every install and spec the right primer for your slab.
Sweep weekly with a soft broom or dust mop. Damp-mop monthly with a pH-neutral cleaner (Simple Green diluted 1:10 works great). Avoid acidic cleaners, ammonia, and steel wool.
Yes — rust, oil, and most surface contamination is removed during the diamond grinding stage. Heavy oil contamination may require additional cleaning or shotblasting.
Yes. We offer over 40 stock flake blends plus fully custom color matching for solid coats and metallic pours. Free design consultation at every estimate.
Our USDA-compliant systems with antimicrobial topcoats are rated for food prep and pharmaceutical environments. Standard residential epoxy is also food-contact safe once cured.
Our standard hybrid garage system is 25-30 mils total: 4-6 mil primer + 12-15 mil epoxy basecoat + flake + 6-10 mils of polyaspartic topcoat. Commercial systems can run 80-280 mils.
Always. We measure your space on site, discuss design options, and hand you (or email you) a fully itemized written quote at the end of the visit. No verbal pricing.
Yes. We sell polyaspartic touch-up kits for minor scratches and chips, and we offer single-coat refresh topcoats ($400-$600 for a 2-car garage) for floors showing wear.