Kendall Cost Calculator
Run your Kendall garage numbers before anyone sells you anything
Pick a size, choose a system, and tick the boxes that honestly apply — an old coating to remove, a slab that might need moisture work. Figures come from our Kendall cost guide. Arithmetic, not a quote.
Planning range
$2,700 – $5,400
Epoxy + decorative flake + polyaspartic topcoat on 450 sq ft. This is arithmetic from published per-square-foot ranges — not a quote. Your real price is confirmed on site after prep and moisture are checked.
How to read your range
The low end
Sound bare concrete, minimal crack work, a dry moisture reading. Plenty of Kendall garages land here — especially newer West Kendall construction.
The middle
Where most family garages in the corridor actually land: full prep, a few cracks filled, a flake system with a polyaspartic topcoat.
The high end
Old coating removal, real crack repair, or moisture mitigation in the number. The on-site visit — not this page — tells you which end is yours.
Calculator questions
What does a 2-car garage floor coating cost in Kendall with these numbers?
A typical Kendall 2-car garage (about 400–500 sq ft) in a flake-and-polyaspartic system at $6–$12 per sq ft lands around $2,400–$6,000. If an old coating has to be ground off first, add roughly $1.50–$3.00 per sq ft; if the slab tests wet, moisture mitigation adds a similar range.
Is the calculator a quote?
No. It is arithmetic from published South Florida planning ranges. Your real price is confirmed on site after surface preparation needs, crack condition, and a moisture reading are known — the three things no calculator can see.
Why do removal and moisture get their own lines?
Because they are separate work with separate surprises. Removal depends on how the old material behaves under the grinder, and mitigation depends on what the slab is actually doing. Bundling everything into one flat number is how homeowners end up with change orders mid-job.
Which system should a Kendall family garage choose?
For most corridor homes, the flake-and-polyaspartic system is the value pick: fast cure, strong UV and hot-tire resistance, and a finish that hides everyday wear. The comparison guide on this site walks through where epoxy still makes sense.