Estimate epoxy flooring cost, gallons, and containers needed from floor size, cost per area, coverage rate, coats, waste, and kit size.
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Epoxy Flooring Cost Formula
The following formula is used to calculate an epoxy flooring cost.
- Where C is the total cost of the epoxy flooring
- L is the length of the floor (ft)
- W is the width of the floor (ft)
- CPSF is the cost per square foot of epoxy ($/ft^2)
- Labor is included only if it is included in the supplied rate
To calculate an epoxy flooring cost, multiply the length, width, and cost per unit area together.
How much does it cost to get epoxy flooring?
A rate of $4–$10 per square foot is an illustrative range, not a current market average. Enter a local quote for your project and its included work.
Cost varies with preparation, coating system, thickness, labor and the scope of the quote. For materials, use coverage per coat and the usable mixed volume of a complete kit; avoid counting a loss allowance twice.
How to calculate epoxy flooring cost?
Example:
The following example outlines the steps required to estimate an epoxy flooring cost.
First, determine the length of the room. In this example, the room is measured to have a 10-foot long floor.
Next, determine the width of the floor. For this room, the width of the floor is measured to be 8 feet.
Next, determine the cost per square foot of epoxy. In this example, the cost of labor in the area is very high, the cost per square foot is 10$.
Finally, calculate the total cost of the flooring using the formula above:
C = L * W * CPSF
C = 10*8*10
C = $800.00.
