Instant online pricing · Polyaspartic built for Florida humidity · Done in 2 days · 5-year warranty
→ See Your Price in 30 Seconds Email UsAsk around Bonita Springs — from Bonita National out east to the older streets off Bonita Beach Road — and you'll hear the same complaint: a bare garage slab here refuses to stay presentable. Ground moisture pushes up from below, the air stays heavy most of the year, and within a couple of seasons the concrete turns chalky and blotched. SWFL Coatings builds epoxy and polyaspartic floor systems for exactly that reality, and no coating goes down until your slab has passed a moisture test — in this part of Florida, that single step decides whether a floor lasts.
The pricing is self-serve and public: enter your garage's dimensions in the online calculator and the figure it shows is the figure we honor — the rate is published, and it doesn't bend depending on who's asking. A typical install occupies two days. Foot traffic is fine on day three; give it a full week before a car rolls back in. Every project carries a 5-year workmanship warranty, and because it's transferable, it belongs to the address, not just to whoever signed the contract.
Geography does most of the talking in this town. Bonita Springs is wedged between the Imperial River and the Gulf, and the ground beneath its slabs holds more water than almost anywhere else in this corner of Florida. Every decision we make on an install here traces back to that:
Typical 2-car garage (450 sqft, Decorative Flake): $1,800–$3,150
Calculate My Exact Price →For a typical two-car bay of around 450 square feet, decorative flake — the finish most Bonita Springs homeowners pick — comes in between $1,800 and $3,150. Per square foot, the menu reads: $3-5 for solid-color epoxy, $4-7 for flake, $7-10 for a full polyaspartic system, and $8-12 for metallics. Plug your own measurements into the online calculator and it returns your exact figure; the rate is published, so your neighbor pays what you pay.
No. A $199 deposit holds your install date, and it's refundable — plus it counts toward your final bill rather than sitting on top of it. Before the number is ever final, we come out for a free 20-minute visit to measure the space and look at the slab. If that visit turns up something that changes the price, or you simply decide against the project, the $199 goes back to you.
Nearly every peeled floor in Bonita Springs failed the same way: coating went over a damp slab. Coastal ground here stays wet year-round, so no project of ours starts until the slab has passed a moisture reading — and if a vapor barrier is needed, that gets decided up front, not diagnosed after a failure. The top coat is polyaspartic rather than standard epoxy because it cures dependably in Florida humidity, which is precisely where DIY kits give up.
Close to it, but the disruption is smaller than it sounds. The crew is in and out in two days, you can walk across the new floor on day three, and by day seven it's ready to take a parked car again. Since everything happens under your garage roof, an afternoon thunderstorm rolling in off the Gulf doesn't cost you a day. Three-car garages with a golf-cart bay — common in Bonita Bay — fit the same two-day window.