Garage Floor Epoxy
A hard, sealed film that locks out the alkali dust and survives a garage that sits at 120 degrees for weeks at…
Epoxy flooring · Las Vegas, NV
Floors that stand up to the Valley.
Garage floors, basements and commercial spaces — epoxy coatings built for 104-degree summers, hard sun and alkaline slabs over caliche.
· Residential & commercial
· Garage, flake & metallic
· Free, no-obligation matching
· Free quotes by form
Tell us what you need.
Free, no obligation. We route it to local epoxy contractors and you take it from there.
Coatings for every surface.
Nine systems, one preparation standard.
Metallic Epoxy
A poured, flowing floor for interiors — the system that turns a plain slab into something a hotel lobby would …
Flake Systems
The workhorse: a full broadcast of vinyl flake over epoxy, buried in a polyaspartic topcoat.
Concrete Polishing
No film, no peel, no bubbles — the slab itself is ground, honed and densified until it holds a shine.
Epoxy Countertops
A poured top over an existing counter, or a new substrate, finished as a solid sheet with no seams.
Basement Epoxy Flooring
Few basements here, but plenty of converted garages, casitas and storage rooms that need a floor that sweeps c…
Commercial and Industrial
Warehouses, shops, kitchens, dealership service bays and HOA amenity rooms — floors that have to work nights a…
Polyaspartic Coatings
The fast, clear, UV-stable topcoat. In this sun it is the difference between a floor that stays clear and one …
Concrete Repair and Coating
Spalled edges, cracked aprons, alkali dusting and slabs that ate their last coating — repaired before anything…
Proper prep, honest expectations.
Test the slab before quoting it.
Moisture is measured, not guessed. These slabs sit over shallow caliche that sheds water sideways, and a wet slab changes the system.
Grind, never etch.
A diamond-ground CSP 3-4 profile is what a coating bonds to. An acid etch on a dusting slab leaves nothing to hold.
Specify the film, not the buzzword.
20 to 35 mils on a double broadcast. A thin film fails first where a hot tire sits on it.
Quote prep, film and warranty separately.
Two quotes can only be compared line by line.
Where we work.
Requests are routed across the valley, from Summerlin and Centennial Hills to Henderson, North Las Vegas and Boulder City.
How this site works.
This is a free matching service. You send the details of the floor, and the request goes to local epoxy contractors who work in Las Vegas. They quote; you choose. Prices shown here are published ranges from Las Vegas firms — Summerlin Garage Floor Coating and Pro Shine Concrete Restoration — not our own numbers.
Las Vegas facts on this site are sourced: the USDA-NRCS Las Vegas soil series, the Las Vegas Valley Water District, NOAA climate normals for McCarran, and the City of Las Vegas and Clark County building departments for permits.
Frequently asked questions.
How much does epoxy flooring cost in Las Vegas?
Two Las Vegas firms publish $4 to $10 per square foot for epoxy systems and $5 to $12 for polyaspartic, installed. Pro Shine Concrete Restoration states a range of $3 to $13 per square foot depending on the system. A two-car garage of 400 to 500 square feet lands around $1,600 to $5,000 at those published rates.
Is epoxy good for a Las Vegas garage floor?
Yes, if it is installed over a properly ground slab. The two things that fail here are prep and heat. A film laid on a dusting slab over caliche lifts at the apron, and a standard clear ambers under west-facing sun.
Does the heat ruin epoxy?
Cured epoxy handles 104-degree air and a 140-degree slab. What the heat does change is the working time: pot life shortens, so a crew works smaller sections in July than in January.
What is caliche and does it matter?
Caliche is the cemented layer the USDA maps here as a petrocalcic horizon, about seven inches down in the Las Vegas series. It does not hold water, so slabs drain sideways, and the concrete above it cures alkaline, with a pH around 8.4 to 8.6. Moisture-tolerant primers and correct prep handle it.
How hard is the water here, and does it affect the floor?
The Las Vegas Valley Water District reports valley water as very hard, in the region of sixteen grains per gallon. Hard water leaves mineral spots on a new floor that a damp mop takes off. It does not affect the coating.
Can I put epoxy over my existing coating?
Only after a bonding test. A coating that is already delaminating has to come off, and a sound one has to be scarified. Most failures we see here are a second coat over a failed first one.
How long before I can park on it?
Polyaspartic systems take a car in 24 hours. Epoxy with a polyaspartic topcoat is usually 3 to 5 days for full vehicle traffic, sooner for foot traffic.
Do I need a permit?
A residential floor coating rarely needs one. A structural repair, a slab replacement or a commercial fit-out does, and the office that issues it depends on the address: the City of Las Vegas, Clark County, Henderson, North Las Vegas or Boulder City.
Service area.
Las Vegas and the surrounding valley. Clark County, including the unincorporated communities that carry a Las Vegas mailing address.
Send the form above. Requests are matched to contractors who work that jurisdiction.