Instant online pricing · Polyaspartic built for Florida humidity · Done in 2 days · 5-year warranty
→ See Your Price in 30 Seconds Email UsNo city in Southwest Florida sits on more mid-century concrete than Fort Myers. Along McGregor Boulevard you'll find garages poured when the royal palms out front were half their present height, and fifty-plus wet seasons have left those slabs in a state no can of garage-floor paint can rescue — surface pitting, powdery dust, decades of stains. That age is why every project here begins with a moisture reading of the slab itself: a 1960s McGregor floor frequently calls for a vapor-tolerant build, while a newer pour in Gateway or along the Colonial corridor usually doesn't need one.
Pricing is where we break from the pack. Type your dimensions into the online calculator and it hands back a firm figure on the spot; the rate sheet is fixed for everyone, so the quote step other contractors turn into a sales visit simply doesn't exist here. The install runs two days from grind to top coat. Foot traffic is fine on the third morning, the car returns once a week has passed, and because polyaspartic cures dependably in Gulf humidity, that timeline holds in July just as it does in January.
Between the Caloosahatchee and I-75, Fort Myers hands us a wider mix of floors than any other city on our route. Five things come up constantly:
Typical 2-car garage (450 sqft, Decorative Flake): $1,800–$3,150
Calculate My Exact Price →Per square foot: solid-color epoxy is $3-5, decorative flake — the system most people choose — is $4-7, full polyaspartic is $7-10, and metallic is $8-12. A typical Fort Myers two-car garage measures around 450 square feet, which puts a flake floor between $1,800 and $3,150. Those rates don't move from one customer to the next; the online calculator applies them to your exact square footage and shows the figure you'd actually pay.
Almost never, and older slabs are the bulk of our Fort Myers work. We diamond-grind instead of acid-etching, rebuild spalled areas and cracks with polymer repair mortar, and take a moisture reading on every job. When a 1960s floor reads high for vapor — common around McGregor and Edison Park — we add a moisture-mitigating primer so the system stays bonded for good rather than letting go within a year.
Reserving your dates takes a $199 deposit that is fully refundable and credited toward your final invoice — it isn't an extra fee. Before the crew is booked, we do a free 20-minute visit to your garage to confirm measurements and slab condition, and that visit is what fixes the finished price. The installation itself takes two days; you can walk the new floor the day after we leave and park on it at the one-week mark.
Yes, and the River District is a growing share of what we do: retail floors, restaurant back-of-house, condo breezeways, and showrooms. For downtown businesses we stage the grinding and coating around your operating hours so you aren't closed for a week, and commercial jobs carry the same 5-year transferable workmanship warranty as a home garage. The calculator handles commercial square footage too, if you want a budget figure before we talk.