Epoxy and polished concrete flooring in Long Beach

We have finished 55,000 square feet of floor in Long Beach: three floors at Thunder Studios, the VAST Aerospace facility, offices at the Convention Center, plus a restaurant kitchen, an auto shop and a laundromat. Commercial, industrial or residential, the process is the same. We look at the slab, tell you what it needs, and quote it.

Ten floors we have finished in Long Beach

Most of our Long Beach work has been commercial and industrial, and most of it has been polished concrete. The two epoxy jobs were both wet, high-traffic rooms where a coating made more sense than a polish.

ProjectFinishAreaOn site
Thunder Studios — corridorsPolished concrete18,000 sq ft25 days
Thunder Studios — stage arenaPolished concrete13,000 sq ft12 days
Thunder Studios — lobbyPolished concrete9,000 sq ft10 days
VAST AerospacePolished concrete9,000 sq ft10 days
LaundromatMetallic epoxy1,700 sq ft6 days
Auto shopPolished concrete1,600 sq ft5 days
Convention Center officePolished concrete1,000 sq ft5 days
Restaurant kitchenEpoxy800 sq ft4 days
Convention Center officePolished concrete500 sq ft2 days
Convention Center officePolished concrete400 sq ft2 days
Ten projects55,000 sq ft81 working days

Every one of those has its own page with before and after photos, the finish we used and how long it took. Nothing on this site is a stock photo.

Which floor you actually want

Epoxy

Epoxy is a coating. It goes over the slab and seals it. That suits kitchens, wash bays, garages and anywhere that sees chemicals, oil or standing water. It comes in solid colours, flake or metallic. It is the right answer when the concrete underneath is unremarkable and you want a surface that wipes clean.

More on epoxy coatings

Polished concrete

Polished concrete is the slab itself, ground and refined until it shines. Nothing sits on top, so there is nothing to peel or chip. It takes forklift traffic and it lasts decades. It is the right answer when the slab is sound and you want the floor to be the finish.

More on polished concrete

If you do not know which one you want, that is normal. Tell us what happens in the room, what gets spilled, what drives over it and how often it gets washed, and we will tell you which one fits.

What we do around Long Beach

Warehouses and industrial

The Thunder Studios corridors were 18,000 square feet over 25 working days. VAST Aerospace was 9,000. On jobs this size the real question is staging: which sections we take at a time so you keep operating. We work that out with you before the first day, not during it.

Restaurants and commercial kitchens

Kitchen floors get hot water, grease and daily washdown. The Long Beach restaurant kitchen was 800 square feet and four working days, scheduled around service so the kitchen never lost a night.

Offices and retail

Three Convention Center offices, 400 to 1,000 square feet, two to five days each. Small polished areas carry more edge work per foot than open floors, which is why the price per square foot runs higher on a 400 sq ft room than a 4,000 sq ft one.

Garages

Straight answer: our Long Beach work so far has been commercial and industrial. The residential garages in our portfolio are in Irvine, Redondo Beach and Bel Air. Same crew, same materials, same short drive. A two-car garage typically runs $1,800 to $4,500 and takes two to four days depending on what the slab needs first.

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What a Long Beach floor costs

These are the ranges we actually quote. What moves a job up the range is the condition of the slab, not the size of it.

Commercial polished concrete

$3 to $12+ per sq ft

Slab condition and the gloss level you specify set the number.

Commercial epoxy

$6 to $15 per sq ft

The coating system and how deep the prep goes set the number.

Garage and residential epoxy

$6 to $15 per sq ft

A two-car garage typically lands at $1,800 to $4,500.

Grind and seal with restoration

$3 to $8 per sq ft

How much repair the slab needs first sets the number.

Minimum project size is 400 square feet. Quotes are free and done on site. We would rather look at the slab than guess at it over the phone.

Every budget is different. Tell us what you are working with and we will work out the best floor we can give you for it.

Common questions

How much does epoxy flooring cost in Long Beach?

Commercial epoxy runs $6 to $15 per square foot. A two-car residential garage typically comes in between $1,800 and $4,500. The spread comes down to how much prep the slab needs and which coating system the room calls for. We quote on site, free.

How long does it take?

Small rooms are two to four days. The 800 sq ft restaurant kitchen took four working days. Large industrial floors run longer: 18,000 sq ft at Thunder Studios took 25. You get a day count before we start, not after.

Do we have to shut down while you work?

Usually not. On bigger jobs we section the floor so you keep operating in the areas we are not in. On the Long Beach restaurant we worked around service so the kitchen never lost a night.

Epoxy or polished concrete for a warehouse?

Polished, in most cases. There is no coating to peel under forklift traffic and it lasts decades with nothing more than cleaning. Epoxy makes sense in a warehouse when there are chemicals or constant standing water.

What areas around Long Beach do you cover?

All of Los Angeles County and Orange County. From Long Beach that includes Lakewood, Signal Hill, Seal Beach, Los Alamitos, Carson, San Pedro and Huntington Beach. See the full service area.

Are you licensed?

CSLB #1071609. Licensed, bonded and insured.

Book a free site visit

We will come out, look at the slab, and tell you what it needs and what it costs. No charge, and no pressure to book on the spot.