Mesa · Epoxy floors
Mesa's epoxy flooring company for shops and garages
You want an epoxy floor in Mesa that still looks poured-on after years of summers and hot tire parks. Tell us what the space does all day, and someone from our team calls you back to plan it.
What you get
A floor built for heat, tires and a working day
Mesa floors take a beating that a showroom floor never sees. A west-facing garage door can bake the slab through the afternoon, a car parks on it with tires that can reach above 200 F after a drive, and a shop floor adds oil, pallets and steel wheels on top of that.
The coating has to be chosen for the job the room does, then installed over a slab that was actually prepared for it. That is much of the difference between a floor that lasts and one that peels early.
6 services
Our epoxy flooring services in Mesa
Commercial work first, because that is where a floor earns money, then the garage and the house.
Commercial Epoxy Flooring
: shop floors, kitchens, showrooms and gyms, built for traffic and cleaning.Garage Floor Epoxy
: flake, metallic and solid systems over a ground slab.Industrial Epoxy Flooring
: troweled and self-leveling builds for warehouses and plants.Residential Epoxy Flooring
: patios, laundry rooms, workshops and interior concrete.Polyaspartic and Epoxy
: which topcoat holds color in Arizona sun.Concrete Prep and Coatings
: grinding, crack repair and moisture testing before anything goes down.
Signs
What a failing floor looks like
Hot tire marks that will not wash off, and bare concrete showing where the coating lifted.
A yellow band where the sun hits the door.
Cracks at the apron that open every summer.
A patch that curled at the edge.
A floor that dusts when you sweep it.
Any one of those can mean the slab, the prep or the product was wrong the first time.
Get a call back
3 steps
How it works
Tell us the space, the square footage and what parks or runs on it
Someone from our team calls you back to go over the slab, the system and the budget
The floor gets walked and tested, and the work is priced in writing before anything is scheduled
Mesa · Your floor
Tell us what the floor needs
Leave your name, number and ZIP code (city optional), then tick the services. Someone will call you back to go over the slab, the system and the price range.
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Published ranges
What a floor costs in Mesa
- Epoxyinstalled$4to$10Source: HomeGuide
- 2-car garage$1,600to$5,800Source: HomeGuide
- 3-car garage$2,300to$8,600Source: HomeGuide
- Concrete floor coatingany kind$1,250to$4,000Source: Fixr
Published national ranges, not a quote.
A thin roll-on kit and a full flake build are not the same product, which is one reason the range is wide. The cost page breaks it down by system and garage size.
Why us
Why choose Mesa Epoxy AZ?
Licensed pros only
Every contractor in our network holds an active Arizona ROC license.
Selected, not listed
We check the license before a contractor joins our network of selected licensed contractors.
1 request. Done
Tell us the job once, we connect you with the right pro.
Local coverage
Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Queen Creek, Tempe, Apache Junction, Scottsdale, Phoenix and Fountain Hills.
Site first, product second
The slab and the way the room is used decide the system, not the other way around.
Plain numbers before work
You get the published ranges up front and a written price after the floor is looked at.
Service area
Where we serve you
We serve Mesa and the towns around it, and the Mesa neighborhoods on the east side and along the US-60.
South and east of Mesa
West and north of Mesa
5 questions
What people ask us
Still have a question? Call (747) 243-2089 and describe the floor.
What does an epoxy floor cost in Mesa?
Published national ranges run $4 to $10 per sq ft installed, which puts a 2-car garage at $1,600 to $5,800 and a 3-car at $2,300 to $8,600 (HomeGuide). Slab condition, moisture and the coating build move that number more than square footage does.
How long is the garage out of service?
Epoxy takes about 2 days to install and up to a week to cure (HomeGuide). One polyaspartic schedule runs 12 hours to light foot traffic, 24 hours to everyday use and 96 hours before a car parks on it, in warmer conditions (a garage floor coating company's guide). A cooler month gives more working time than July does.
Do I need to empty the garage first?
Yes. Everything comes out, and the slab needs to be clear before it is ground. A clear slab also shows the oil spots that have to be dealt with.
Can a cracked or wet slab still be coated?
Often. Cracks and spalls get opened and filled, and moisture gets measured before a coating is chosen. The slab should test under 75 percent relative humidity on an in-slab probe, so a higher reading calls for a moisture mitigation step first (an epoxy flooring guide).
Epoxy or polyaspartic for a Mesa garage?
Epoxy is the base and polyaspartic is the topcoat in many garage builds here. Polyaspartic is more flexible, holds color in UV and cures fast, at $5 to $12 per sq ft against $4 to $10 for epoxy (HomeGuide). A west-facing door is the argument for the topcoat.
Keep reading
Guides
- The Mesa epoxy flooring guide: thickness, cost, moisture, cure time and slip resistance answered properly.
- What a floor costs: ranges by system and by garage size.
- Polyaspartic vs epoxy: which one holds color behind a west-facing door.
- Concrete prep: why a floor over an unground slab comes back.
- How an install runs: the 5 stages, from the first call to the cure.