An honest look at what an epoxy floor costs in Geelong and the Bellarine — the indicative per-square-metre bands, what actually drives the price, and why the slab underneath is the biggest swing.
Indicative epoxy floor prices
Every floor is quoted individually after we’ve seen the slab, but as a starting point these are the indicative installed bands we work from (ex GST). They’re a guide, not a fixed price — the condition of the concrete moves them more than anything.
| Floor type | Indicative installed (ex GST) |
|---|---|
| Garage floor — flakeDiamond-ground, flake finish, topcoat | ~A$75–130/m² |
| Commercial / industrial floorUse-matched epoxy/polyurethane, line marking extra | ~A$60–140/m² |
| Outdoor / decorative (UV-stable)Flake or colour + polyaspartic topcoat | ~A$95–175/m² |
| Metallic feature floorIndoor, hand-worked, one-of-a-kind | ~A$130–230/m² |
These are indicative placeholders, not a quote. We confirm real figures on site against the slab condition and the product data sheets, then issue a fixed written quote before any work is booked.
What drives the price
Two garages of the same size can quote very differently. Here’s where the money actually goes:
- Slab preparation — the big one. Diamond-grinding, crack and joint repair and dealing with any contamination is the work that makes the floor last. A quote that skips it is cheaper for a reason.
- Slab condition & moisture. An old slab with cracks, pop-outs or a moisture problem needs more prep (and sometimes a moisture-barrier primer) before any coating is worth laying.
- The system. A standard flake epoxy is one price; a fast-cure polyaspartic, a chemical-resistant industrial build, or a UV-stable outdoor system costs more because the materials do.
- Finish & size. Metallic feature floors are hand-worked and take longer; larger areas are more efficient per m². Anti-slip, line marking and coving are add-ons.
The honest version: a floor lives or dies by the prep. We’d rather quote the grind and the right system than win the job on a thin coat that fails — because the failure becomes your problem, and our reputation.
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