Inside our new Santa Monica shop on Stanford Street: diamond grinders, racks of coating stock and sealed concrete floors

Santa Monica, CA · New shop on Stanford St

Commercial Epoxy Flooring Santa Monica

Offices, salons, retail, restaurants, gyms and showrooms. Installed when you are closed.

📍 1653 Stanford St #1, Santa Monica, CA 90404Get directions

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Commercial Epoxy: Quick Answer

Commercial epoxy flooring in Santa Monica runs $9.50–$11.50 per sq ft for solid color and $9–$16.50 per sq ft for quartz broadcast systems, with flake from $6.50. We can install over a weekend or overnight.

Commercial jobs are about downtime as much as the floor. We phase the work, run polyaspartic topcoats that cure in hours, and pick the system for the traffic: chairs and carts in a salon, wet floors in a kitchen, rolling racks in a showroom.

Santa Monica businesses along Main Street, Montana, Wilshire and the Olympic corridor are close to the shop, which makes night work easier to schedule.

2026 installed prices

Price

Installed prices for 2026. Two-car garage = up to 400 sq ft. Every project starts at $2,600. Extra prep is priced after a free on-site look.
System	Per sq ft	Two-car garage	Time on site
Flake epoxy (garage standard)	$6.50–$10	$2,600–$4,000	1 day
Solid color epoxy	$9.50–$11.50	$3,800–$4,600	3 days
Metallic epoxy	$12.50–$18.50	$5,000–$7,400	3–4 days
Quartz / industrial broadcast	$9–$16.50	$3,600–$6,600	2–3 days

What Can Raise or Lower Your Quote

Prep: the other half of the price

The system sets the per-foot range; the slab decides where you land in it. We price these after we see the slab, so a bare, sound floor is quoted at the low end and you only pay for prep you actually need.

Grinding off an old coating, sealer or paint
Removing carpet glue, tile mastic or mat adhesive
Advanced crack and spall repair
Demolishing an existing floor before coating
Moisture mitigation on a slab that reads damp
Extra labor for tight access, oil-soaked concrete or heavy cleanup

How It Goes In

Moisture test and walk-through: we read the slab and mark cracks before anything starts.
Diamond grinding: opens the concrete so the coating can bite. No acid etching.
Dust control: HEPA vacuums pull the grinding dust as we go.
Repairs: cracks, pits and spalls filled and ground flush.
Basecoat: moisture-tolerant epoxy or pigmented polyaspartic, picked for your slab.
Broadcast: flake or quartz thrown until the basecoat is covered, or a metallic pour.
Scrape and vacuum: loose chips come off so the surface is even.
Topcoat: clear polyaspartic rated for hot tires and sun.

Photos

Light flake epoxy floor in an open commercial space with exposed ceiling and skylights, Ocean Park, Santa Monica 90405 — Commercial epoxy floor, Ocean Park 90405

Speckled flake epoxy floor in a large industrial unit with high windows, Mar Vista 90066 — Industrial flake epoxy floor, Mar Vista

Commercial Epoxy FAQ

Can you install a commercial floor without closing my business?

Usually. We phase the space or work nights and weekends.

What system do restaurants need?

Quartz broadcast for grip, a chemical-resistant topcoat, and often a cove base at the walls.

Do you add striping?

Yes, aisle and safety striping is added after the coating.

What prep work can add to an epoxy floor quote?

Prep is the other half of the price. Grinding off an old coating or paint, removing carpet or tile glue, advanced crack and spall repair, tearing out an existing floor, moisture mitigation on a damp slab, and extra labor for tight access or heavy cleanup all add time and material. We price these after seeing the slab, so a bare, sound slab is quoted at the low end.