Commercial and Industrial Epoxy Flooring: Systems and Cost per Square Foot
By Santa Monica Epoxy Flooring · Updated · 1 min read
See more: Commercial epoxy ›Commercial epoxy floors in the Santa Monica area run $9–$16.50 per sq ft for quartz broadcast systems and $9.50–$11.50 per sq ft for solid color, with flake from $6.50. The system is chosen for the traffic, chemicals and how long the space can be closed. Larger floors usually price toward the low end per foot.
Matching the system to the space
| Space | System | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Warehouse | Solid color with striping | Forklift traffic, easy to clean |
| Restaurant kitchen | Quartz with cove base | Grip when wet, hot water and cleaners |
| Gym | Solid with grit | Grip under mats and shoes |
| Showroom / retail | Metallic or solid | Looks, easy to mop |
| Auto shop | Quartz or flake | Oil, brake fluid, hot tires |
What drives commercial cost
- Square footage
- Coating removal and joint repair
- Moisture mitigation
- Night or weekend scheduling
- Cove base, drains and striping
Downtime
Most commercial floors can be done over a weekend or in phases. Polyaspartic topcoats help because they cure fast.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does warehouse epoxy cost per square foot?
Solid color warehouse systems run about $9.50–$11.50 per sq ft, and heavier quartz systems $9–$16.50, depending on prep and traffic.
Can you install a commercial floor without closing?
Often. We phase the work or schedule nights and weekends.
Is epoxy good for restaurant kitchens?
Yes, with a quartz broadcast for grip and a cove base at the walls for easy cleaning.