If you’re comparing quotes for epoxy flooring in Perth, you’ve probably noticed prices can vary a lot between suppliers. Here’s what actually drives the cost, so you know what a fair quote looks like.

What Affects Epoxy Flooring Cost?

Floor size. Most installers, including us, price per square metre, so larger garages, warehouses and showroom floors will naturally cost more in total — though the rate per square metre often drops slightly on bigger commercial jobs. Surface preparation. Concrete grinding to remove old coatings, oil stains, cracks or uneven patches adds time and cost, but it’s essential — epoxy applied over poorly prepared concrete will bubble, peel or fail early. Finish type. A solid-colour epoxy coating is the most affordable option. Flake/metallic finishes and decorative broadcast systems cost more due to the extra materials and labour involved. Coating thickness and layers. Industrial and commercial floors that need to handle heavy traffic, forklifts or chemical exposure typically need thicker, multi-coat systems than a standard residential garage.

Residential vs Commercial Epoxy Flooring

A typical Perth home garage is usually the most cost-effective epoxy flooring project, since it’s a smaller, contained area with straightforward preparation. Commercial and industrial jobs — warehouses, workshops, food-safe environments — involve more preparation, thicker coatings and non-slip additives, which is reflected in the price.

Why We Don’t List a Flat Price

Because floor condition varies so much from property to property, we don’t publish a flat per-square-metre rate — and we’d be cautious of any installer who quotes sight unseen. Instead, we provide a free, obligation-free on-site quote so you get an accurate price based on your actual floor, not a generic estimate.

Get an Accurate Quote

Ready to find out what your epoxy flooring Perth project will cost? Contact West Coast Concrete Resurfacing for a free, no-obligation on-site quote.