Legacy Epoxy Designs
Epoxy Floor Coatings
Legacy Epoxy Designs coats concrete floors across Jacksonville and Northeast Florida — garage floor epoxy, full-flake systems, metallic epoxy, and commercial floor coatings for shops, restaurants, and warehouses. Every floor is diamond-ground, moisture-tested, and installed by the owner.
This is a new company with experienced hands. Gabriel Da Silva spent five years installing epoxy floors before going out on his own in Jacksonville with his wife, Gabby. You will not get a sales crew or a subcontractor lottery — the man who measures your floor and writes your price is the man who installs it.
Jacksonville concrete has one enemy above all others: moisture. Humidity and a high water table push vapor up through slabs all year, and that vapor is why cheap epoxy peels. So every job here starts with grinding and a moisture test — and where a slab reads wet, a moisture-mitigating primer goes down before the system does.
The prices are published and plain. A two-car garage with a full-flake system runs $1,500–$3,500. Metallic floors typically run $4,000–$11,000. The calculator below runs the same Jacksonville ranges we bid from; your exact number comes in writing, free, after we see your slab.
We serve Jacksonville and the towns around it — Orange Park, Fleming Island, Mandarin, the Beaches, Ponte Vedra, and St. Johns. Call (508) 737-1351 and you'll reach an owner. That's the whole operation, and it's deliberate.
Epoxy is priced by the square foot around Jacksonville, and the system you pick moves the number more than anything. These are the published Jacksonville ranges we bid from — run your floor through the same math, then get the exact number in writing, free.
The classic: grind, base coat, full vinyl flake broadcast, clear topcoat. Jacksonville guides put standard flake at $4–$6 per sq ft, solid color at $3–$5, and premium flake at $6–$7. A standard two-car garage lands at $1,500–$3,500. One-car garages run about $1,200–$2,500; three-car garages $3,500–$6,500.
Pigments worked live on the slab — no two floors alike. Published Jacksonville range: $8–$22 per sq ft, with typical whole projects at $4,000–$11,000. Design complexity (colors, veining) moves you inside that band.
Grind, base, topcoat — the working floor without the show. $3–$5 per sq ft in the local guides; a two-car garage typically lands $1,300–$2,200. The honest pick for workshops and utility garages.
High-build epoxy for shops, warehouses, restaurants, and bays: $4–$10 per sq ft in the professional guides, with polyaspartic systems at $5–$12 per sq ft. Big square footage pulls the per-foot number down; chemicals, traffic, and downtime windows pull the system choice up.
Ranges are the published Jacksonville numbers we bid from: 904 Epoxy Floors' 2025 Jacksonville cost guide (epoxy $3–$22/sq ft; flake $4–$6; two-car $1,500–$3,500; metallic $4,000–$11,000 typical), Paint-Techs' Jacksonville garage epoxy guide (1-car $1,200–$2,500 · 2-car $2,000–$4,500 · 3-car $3,500–$6,500), HomeGuide's Jacksonville guide ($4–$10/sq ft), and Porch's Jacksonville project data ($1,475–$2,509 average) as the conservative anchor.
A note on systems: big-box DIY kits are thin, water-based coatings that sit ON the concrete; professional systems are high-solids epoxy (and polyaspartic topcoats) bonded INTO a diamond-ground slab. The materials cost more because there is more of them — and prep equipment is the other half of the difference. When you compare quotes, compare solids content and prep, not just price.
A two-car garage is usually 400–450 sq ft. Length × width.
Most two-car garages land at $1,500–$3,500 — if your number lands outside that, the written estimate will show you exactly why.
Metallic is priced per square foot — typical projects run $4,000–$11,000.
Solid color is the honest workhorse — grind, base, topcoat.
Commercial floors are measured on the site visit — this gets you the planning range.
Your estimate is attached automatically. Add your info and tell us about the floor — size, what's on the concrete now, how you use the space. Prefer to talk? Call (508) 737-1351.
The kind of floors we install across Northeast Florida — and what they run.
The projects below are representative of the work we do around Jacksonville — the kind of jobs, the way they're priced, and how they run. Legacy Epoxy Designs is a newly launched company, and these examples stand in for our own Jacksonville project book while it fills: verified customer projects replace these examples as jobs close.
A two-car garage in an established Orange Park neighborhood: years of oil staining and an old sealer coat ground back to bare concrete, settling cracks filled and ground flush, then a full-flake system in a gray blend under a clear topcoat.
Final price: $2,600
A Fleming Island garage built out as a workshop and gym: slab ground and moisture-primed, deep charcoal base, then a metallic coat worked live in charcoal and silver so the pigments pooled like storm water. Sealed under a UV-resistant clear coat.
Final price: $5,800
A three-car Mandarin garage under the oaks: damp slab edges and root-lifted joints repaired first, moisture-mitigating primer across the whole floor, then a full-flake system in a warm tan blend that hides the oak debris that tracks in all fall.
Final price: $4,700
A Jacksonville Beach pool deck and lanai slab: salt-worn concrete ground and patched, coated in a light, barefoot-friendly system with slip resistance worked into the finish coat — built to be hosed off after beach days.
Final price: $3,100
A Ponte Vedra show garage for a car collection: mirror-flat prep, black base, metallic coat in graphite with copper veining steered by hand, finished with a high-gloss UV topcoat. The floor is the room's centerpiece; the cars are the accessories.
Final price: $9,400
A brand-new St. Johns home, coated before move-in: builder's glass-smooth slab diamond-ground so the system could bond, then a full-flake floor in a light gray blend — done while the garage was still empty, the cheapest and cleanest time to do it.
Final price: $2,200
A bare concrete garage floor stains, dusts, and cracks. A properly prepped epoxy floor wipes clean, shrugs off hot tires and oil, and looks like it belongs in a showroom. Most Jacksonville two-car garages run $1,500–$3,500 for a full-flake system — diamond-ground, moisture-checked, and topcoated to take Florida humidity.
Our most popular floor: a full broadcast of vinyl flake over a pigmented base, sealed under a clear topcoat. The flake hides dirt and concrete imperfections, adds texture underfoot, and comes in blends from quiet grays to bold mixes.
Metallic pigments move as the epoxy cures, so no two floors ever come out the same — a deep, three-dimensional finish for garages, basements, and businesses that want a floor people talk about. Typical metallic work runs $4,000–$11,000 depending on size.
Shops, warehouses, restaurants, and service bays need floors that take traffic, chemicals, and daily washdowns. We coat commercial concrete across the Jacksonville area and schedule around your hours, not ours.
Every coating we sell stands or falls on prep. We diamond-grind the slab, repair cracks and spalls, and test for moisture before anything goes down — the unglamorous work that decides whether a floor lasts two years or twenty.
It starts with a free visit. We measure the slab, check the concrete and the moisture in it, and talk through systems and colors. You get a written price — not a ballpark that moves later.
On install day the concrete gets diamond-ground and repaired, because coating over a dirty or glossy slab is how floors peel. Jacksonville slabs hold moisture, and that moisture is the number one reason epoxy fails here, so we test for it and use a moisture-mitigating primer where the slab needs one.
Then the system goes down: base coat, your flake or metallic work, and a clear topcoat for wear and UV resistance. Most garage floors are coated in one to two days, and you can usually park on them within a few days — we'll give you the exact cure times in writing before we start.
A standard two-car garage with a full-flake system runs $1,500–$3,500. Solid-color work starts lower, premium flake and polyaspartic topcoats run higher, and metallic floors typically run $4,000–$11,000. The calculator on this page runs the same published Jacksonville ranges we bid from, and every job gets a free written estimate after we see the slab.
A professionally prepped and installed system should serve for many years of daily use. What decides it is prep: diamond grinding, crack repair, and moisture testing. Floors that peel almost always trace back to coating over unprepped or damp concrete.
Usually, yes — after it's ground back to bare concrete. Old paint, sealer, and store-bought kits have to come off so the new system bonds to the slab itself, not to a failing layer underneath.
Light foot traffic is typically fine within a day or so; cars wait longer — most systems want a few days before tires sit on them. We'll give you the exact schedule for your system in writing before install day.
Legacy Epoxy Designs is a new Jacksonville company built on five years of hands-on epoxy work — every floor installed by the owner, measured in person, and priced in writing. See the areas we serve and how we work, then get your floor on the calendar.
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.