- Next class: September 22–24, 2026 · Seats limited
Master epoxy flooring
in three days.
Go from zero experience to confidently preparing, installing, finishing, pricing, and marketing professional epoxy flooring projects. Hands-on training in Ridgefield Park, New Jersey.
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Class location: 1008 Hoyt Avenue, Ste 2, Ridgefield Park, NJ · (929) 201-9126
- Concrete evaluation
- Moisture testing
- Grinding & prep
- Primers & base coats
- Vinyl flake systems
- Metallic epoxy
- Clear coats
- Pricing & bidding
- Marketing
- Lifetime support
- Concrete evaluation
- Moisture testing
- Grinding & prep
- Primers & base coats
- Vinyl flake systems
- Metallic epoxy
- Clear coats
- Pricing & bidding
- Marketing
- Lifetime support
- Moisture testing
- Grinding & prep
- Primers & base coats
- Vinyl flake systems
- Metallic epoxy
- Clear coats
- Pricing & bidding
- Marketing
- Lifetime support
Everything you need to install epoxy flooring professionally.
Three intensive days covering the full process — from inspecting and preparing concrete to applying the final coating, pricing jobs, finding customers, and running the business. No previous experience required.
Learn epoxy flooring from the beginning
Add epoxy to an existing contracting business
Start a new epoxy flooring company
Improve your current installation process
Professionally price and sell epoxy jobs
Avoid expensive installation mistakes
A complete curriculum, taught the way pros actually work.
Nine modules across three days. Every module combines classroom instruction with real hands-on practice.
Concrete & Moisture Evaluation
- Understanding concrete conditions
- Identifying installation risks
- Moisture testing & reading results
- Assessing readiness for coating
- How moisture affects adhesion
Surface Preparation
- Proper grinding techniques
- Removing existing coatings
- Repairing cracks, holes & joints
- Edges, corners & difficult areas
- Understanding surface profiles
Materials & Coating Systems
- Epoxy resins & polyaspartics
- Primers, base, clear & top coats
- Working & cure times
- Residential vs. commercial systems
- Choosing the right coating
Mixing & Application
- Correct mixing ratios & procedures
- Squeegee & roller technique
- Coverage rates & timing
- Avoiding bubbles & uneven coverage
- Working within product limits
Vinyl Flake Systems
- Selecting colors & blends
- Full vs. partial broadcast
- Scraping & cleaning
- Applying clear coats
- Professional finished appearance
Metallic Epoxy Systems
- Color selection & blending pigments
- Pouring & pattern control
- Creating movement & unique designs
- Avoiding common mistakes
- Sealing the finish
Decorative & Embedded Elements
- Embedding logos & graphics
- Positioning & prepping designs
- Sealing embedded elements
- Protecting decorative finishes
Tools & Professional Equipment
- Choosing the correct grinder
- Dust extraction systems
- Mixers, rollers, squeegees, spiked shoes
- Rent vs. buy when starting
Troubleshooting & Repairs
- Peeling, bubbles, fish eyes
- Uneven color & roller marks
- Improper curing & moisture failure
- Repairing damaged installations
- Preventing callbacks
Learn by doing — not just watching.
This is not an online course or a classroom-only seminar. You'll personally work with professional equipment and materials, completing real installation steps under expert supervision.
Day 01
Foundations & Preparation
- Product knowledge
- Concrete evaluation
- Moisture testing
- Safety
- Grinding
- Crack & joint repair
- Tools & equipment
Day 02
Installation & Finishes
- Mixing & ratios
- Primers & base coats
- Vinyl flake systems
- Broadcasting techniques
- Metallic epoxy
- Decorative finishes
Day 03
Finishing & Business
- Scraping & clear coats
- Troubleshooting & repairs
- Estimating & bidding
- Marketing
- Lead generation
- Running the business
Schedule shown is representative. Final itinerary provided at registration.
Learn the skill. Build the business. Get customers.
You're not only learning installation — you're learning how to turn the skill into a business. Our course is partnered with a professional marketing company that can help you establish and market your new epoxy flooring business.
- Choosing a business name
- Building a professional brand
- Creating a website
- Google Business Profile setup
- Service pages that convert
- Building trust online
- Getting customer reviews
- Project photography
- Social media marketing
- Running advertisements
- Generating local leads
- Following up with leads
- Turning inquiries into estimates
- Presenting estimates professionally
- Building local reputation
Choose your three days.
All classes run 3 consecutive days at 1008 Hoyt Avenue, Ste 2, Ridgefield Park, NJ. Seats are limited and fill quickly.
Know what to charge before you accept the job.
Underbidding kills new businesses. You'll leave with a clear framework for pricing every part of an epoxy job — profitably and competitively.
- Measuring square footage
- Estimating material quantities
- Calculating labor
- Pricing surface preparation
- Pricing cracks & repairs
- Pricing removal of existing coatings
- Pricing vinyl flake systems
- Pricing metallic systems
- Pricing clear coats & upgrades
- Accounting for equipment & travel
- Understanding overhead
- Creating professional estimates
- Protecting profit margins
- Avoiding underbidding
- Explaining value to customers
- Handling change orders
Everything you need — nothing you don't.
3 full days of professional instruction
Small-group, hands-on format
Access to professional tools & equipment
Grinders, mixers, dust extraction, and more
Training materials
Reference documents you keep
Product & equipment guidance
What to buy, rent, or skip
Estimating & bidding education
A pricing framework you can use immediately
Marketing & business training
Website, Google Business, leads, ads
Business startup guidance
Practical steps to launch
Lifetime phone support
Continued expert guidance after the class
Support that continues after the class ends.
You'll continue to have access to phone support long after your three days are over — so you never have to guess on your first real job.
- Choosing the right product for a job
- Evaluating a difficult floor
- Surface prep & mixing questions
- Troubleshooting an installation
- Pricing unusual jobs
- Equipment recommendations
Built for people ready to work.
No previous epoxy flooring experience is required. If you're willing to show up and put in three focused days, this course is for you.
- Choosing a business name
- Contractors
- Painters
- Flooring installers
- Concrete professionals
- Remodeling companies
- Handymen
- Entrepreneurs
- Property maintenance pros
- Anyone starting a service business
- Existing epoxy installers
Real installations. Real finishes.
Preview photography — replaced with real student and instructor project work as it's captured.
Location
Training in Ridgefield Park, New Jersey.
A short drive from New York City, with easy highway access, parking, and nearby lodging.
Address
1008 Hoyt Avenue, Ste 2 Ridgefield Park, NJ 07660
- ParkingOn-site parking available
- Highway accessMinutes from I-95, Route 46 & Route 17
- From NYC~20 minutes across the George Washington Bridge
- AirportsEWR ~20 min · LGA ~30 min · JFK ~50 min
- HotelsNearby options in Ridgefield Park & Teaneck
FAQ
Answers before you register.
Do I need previous epoxy flooring experience?
No. The course is designed to take beginners through the full installation process. Experienced installers benefit too, but nothing is assumed.
Is the training truly hands-on?
Yes. You'll work directly with professional equipment and real materials. This is not a slideshow-only class.
What should I bring?
Comfortable clothes and closed-toe work shoes you don't mind getting dirty. Safety gear is provided.
Are tools and materials provided?
Yes. All tools, equipment, and consumables needed during class are provided.
Where is the class located?
1008 Hoyt Avenue, Ste 2, Ridgefield Park, NJ — a short drive from NYC.
How many students per class?
Class sizes are kept small to protect hands-on time. Exact number confirmed at registration.
Do you help with business and marketing?
Yes. The course includes business and marketing training, plus optional partnered support to help launch and grow your company. We don't guarantee leads or revenue.
Will I learn how to price jobs?
Yes. A full section of the course covers pricing, estimating, and protecting profit margins.
What does lifetime phone support include?
Ongoing access to expert guidance on product selection, prep, mixing, troubleshooting, pricing, and equipment. It's not an emergency dispatch line.
Can I attend if I already run a flooring or contracting business?
Absolutely. Many students already own related businesses and use the course to add epoxy as a service.
Can I travel from outside New Jersey?
Yes. Many students travel in for the three days. We can share nearby hotel information.
Registration
Your epoxy flooring business can start here.
In three days, you'll learn the installation process, tools, materials, pricing, and business strategies needed to confidently begin working in the epoxy flooring industry.
Reserve a Seat
Step 1 of 2
Hold your spot in the next class
Takes under a minute. No account required.
Deposit information shown on the next step. No charge yet.
Class location: 1008 Hoyt Avenue, Ste 2, Ridgefield Park, NJ · (929) 201-9126