Build your floor on screen, then see what it costs here.
Three picks — space, finish, color — and a Pinellas price range lands in about a minute. What the tool can't see is your concrete. Two-thirds of St. Petersburg's housing units (67.7%, ACS 2024) went in before 1980, and an older slab reads very differently on a moisture test than a 2019 pour does. The installer checks that in person — along with the morning humidity, which runs near 88% at 7 a.m. here and drops toward 57% by late afternoon, and which decides more about when a coating can go down than the forecast does.
What are we coating?
Tell us what we'd be standing on: a two-car garage, a spare room you've stopped calling spare, a shop or retail floor, or a working industrial bay. The preview redraws into that project as you pick, so you're looking at your own kind of space instead of a brochure shot.
Pick your finish style.
Each shows a real installed example. Price ranges are per square foot — final price depends on your concrete condition and is confirmed by your installer on-site. Finish availability varies by installer inventory and project.
Pick a color palette.
Each swatch is a sample render — real-world results vary with lighting and concrete tone. Color availability depends on installer inventory, and your installer will confirm the exact shade on-site.
How can your installer reach you?
Your estimate is one tap away. We'll call you back within minutes during business hours to set up the free visit and talk through the build, the condition of the slab, and the moisture reading — ASTM F1869 or F2170, depending on the concrete — that has to come back before anything is locked in.
Expect our call back within minutes during business hours to set up the free visit. The written number gets locked after someone has walked the space and run a moisture test on the slab — calcium chloride or in-situ RH, whichever the concrete calls for.