Commercial Epoxy Flooring in Jacksonville, FL
Commercial concrete fails differently than a garage floor. It takes forklift and foot traffic, chemical spills, daily washdowns, and it has to look clean while it does it — often in front of your customers.
Legacy Epoxy Designs coats commercial and industrial floors across the Jacksonville area: shops, warehouses, restaurants, service bays, and retail spaces, scheduled around your hours so the work doesn't close you.
Commercial pricing is by the square foot and the system — published professional bands run $4–$10 per square foot for epoxy, with premium and polyaspartic systems above that. Every commercial job is quoted in writing after a site visit.
The visit matters more than the quote. Traffic, chemicals, moisture, and downtime windows decide the system; a floor specced from photos alone is a floor that fails early.
Owner-installed means the person who specs your floor is the person who installs it — and the person you call if anything ever needs attention.
Systems Matched to the Work
Warehouses and light industrial spaces usually take a high-build epoxy system — thick, hard, and economical across big square footage. Service bays and auto shops add chemical resistance and a topcoat that stands up to solvents and hot tires.
Restaurants and food spaces need seamless, washable floors that don't harbor anything in grout lines or cracks — and slip resistance worked in where the floors get wet. Retail and showrooms often go metallic or decorative flake: the floor becomes part of the brand.
Where downtime is the whole question, polyaspartic systems cure fast enough to hand a floor back quickly — we'll tell you honestly when the faster system is worth its premium and when it isn't.
How Commercial Scheduling Works
We walk the space first: square footage, slab condition, moisture, drains, traffic patterns, and your operating hours. Then you get a written proposal with the system, the schedule, and the price — nights and weekends are on the table when your business can't stop.
Prep is mechanical, not chemical: diamond grinding with dust extraction, crack and joint repair, and moisture mitigation where the slab needs it. Big slabs in Jacksonville's humidity carry the same moisture risk as garage slabs, at bigger stakes.
Can you work nights or weekends?
Yes — most commercial floors are scheduled so your business keeps running. We'll build the schedule into the written proposal before you sign anything.
How is commercial epoxy priced?
By square footage and system. Published professional ranges run $4–$10 per square foot for epoxy installed; heavy-duty, decorative, and polyaspartic systems run higher. Your written quote follows a site visit, not a phone guess.
What about health and safety requirements?
Seamless epoxy and polyaspartic floors are chosen for food and service spaces precisely because they're washable and have no grout lines. Slip-resistant additives can be worked into the topcoat for wet areas.
How long will a commercial floor be out of service?
It depends on the system and the section size. Floors are often phased so part of your space stays live. The phased schedule is part of the proposal, with return-to-service times in writing.
Ready when you are — call (508) 737-1351 or send the form and we'll come measure, talk through your options, and leave you a written price. No pressure either way.