Epoxy Floor Coatings in Catalina Foothills, AZ

Most interior epoxy projects run by square footage, with price shifting based on how much crack repair or leveling the slab needs and whether you add flake or metallic pigment. A free estimate after a slab walkthrough gives you an accurate number.

Epoxy is the standard durable base layer and cures over a day or two. Polyaspartic cures faster and resists UV fading better, which matters near sun-exposed openings. Polyurea is the most flexible of the three and handles slabs with more movement or temperature swings.

Box-store kits can work for a low-traffic touch-up on a sound, crack-free slab, but they skip the mechanical grinding that creates real adhesion. Without that step, coatings peel at the edges within a year or two on a used interior floor.

A standard job includes moisture and crack inspection, mechanical surface prep, patch repair, primer, one or two color coats, and a protective topcoat. Flake, metallic pigment, and anti-slip texture are available as add-ons.

Clear the room of furniture and stored items, flag any history of water intrusion, and make sure there's clear access for grinding equipment on install day.