Epoxy flooring in Venice costs $6.50–$10 per sq ft for a flake garage floor, or $2,600–$4,000 for a two-car garage up to 400 sq ft. Metallic interiors run $12.50–$18.50 per sq ft. Most Venice garages are coated in one day after we diamond-grind and moisture-test the slab.
Venice is about three miles south of our shop, so we are usually in 90291 a few times a week. Drive from our new shop at 1653 Stanford St #1, Santa Monica: about 10–15 minutes down Lincoln. Call (310) 853-8972 for a free on-site estimate.
| 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 |
| Polyaspartic patio & outdoor coating | $8–$12 | $3,200–$4,800 | 1–2 days |
| Garage size | Approx. area | Flake installed |
|---|---|---|
| 1-car | 250 sq ft | $2,600 |
| 2-car | 400 sq ft | $2,600–$4,000 |
| 3-car | 650 sq ft | $4,225–$6,500 |
A lot of Venice garages are not really garages anymore. They are studios, gyms, surf storage and office space, which is why we quote more metallic and solid-color work here than in most cities on our list.
Salt air and the marine layer mean slabs near the canals and the beach can stay damp. A damp slab is the main reason coatings let go, so we take a moisture reading before we pick a basecoat. If it reads high, the 5-layer build with its own vapor barrier is the one we recommend.
See more: Polyaspartic & outdoor ›For a parking garage on an alley, a gray or tan flake hides sand and tire marks better than anything else. For a converted studio, a metallic or a solid satin finish looks finished and still mops clean.
A flake epoxy garage floor in Venice costs $6.50–$10 per sq ft, or $2,600–$4,000 for a two-car garage up to 400 sq ft. A 3-layer floor sits at the low end, a 4-layer double-topcoat floor in the middle, and a 5-layer floor with its own moisture barrier at the top.
From $6.50 per sq ft
Two-car garage: From $2,600
Best for: Most garages. One day on site, walkable that night.
$6.50–$10 per sq ft
Two-car garage: $2,600–$4,000
Best for: Owners who want a smoother surface, a set sheen, or more grip near the door.
Up to $10 per sq ft
Two-car garage: Up to $4,000
Best for: Damp coastal slabs and anyone who wants the thickest build we install.
In Venice, the slab often decides where you land in that range. 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.
Every tier is a full diamond-ground floor. The extra money in the 4- and 5-layer builds buys coats, not markup.
| Neighborhood | Zip | What we usually find |
|---|---|---|
| Venice Canals | 90291 | Low slabs close to the water table; we moisture-test every one |
| Abbot Kinney / Rose Ave | 90291 | Converted garages used as studios and offices, often with old paint |
| Silver Triangle | 90291 | 1920s bungalows with narrow single-car garages and alley access |
| Oakwood | 90291 | Mixed older homes and new small-lot builds with tuck-under parking |
| Venice Beach walk streets | 90291 | No street access; we hand-carry gear and plan around parking |
Plus every other street in 90291. No travel charge.
For a parking garage on an alley, a gray or tan flake hides sand and tire marks better than anything else. For a converted studio, a metallic or a solid satin finish looks finished and still mops clean.
Walk streets and alley lots have limited parking for a work van. We book a start time early in the morning and bring a smaller crew vehicle when access is tight.
Before you collect quotes: 2026 garage floor cost guide · epoxy vs polyaspartic · why floors peel.
Epoxy flooring in Venice costs $6.50–$10 per sq ft for a flake garage floor, or $2,600–$4,000 for a two-car garage up to 400 sq ft. Metallic interiors run $12.50–$18.50 per sq ft. Most Venice garages are coated in one day after we diamond-grind and moisture-test the slab.
Sand is abrasive, so it will dull a high-gloss finish over time. A flake floor with a polyaspartic topcoat hides it well. Keep a mat at the door and dust-mop weekly, and the topcoat can be recoated years later without regrinding the whole floor.
Yes. Converted garages often have paint, carpet glue or tile on the slab, so we grind that off first. Solid color or metallic epoxy is common for studios because it looks like a finished interior floor.
The spread comes from layer count. A 3-layer flake system starts at $6.50 per sq ft, or $2,600 for a two-car garage up to 400 sq ft. A 4-layer build adds a second topcoat, and a 5-layer build adds its own moisture barrier plus a final coat, which takes the price up to $10 per sq ft, or $4,000. The $2,600 floor is a complete system, not a teaser.
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.
Free on-site estimate from our new shop at 1653 Stanford St #1, Santa Monica.
