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. Duane 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. Duane's crew follows up within 4 business hours to 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 a call from Duane's crew within 4 business hours. 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.