Start Installing Epoxy Floors in 3 Days, Even If You're Starting From Zero, with Hands-On Training and an Expert On-Call
Get started with 3 hands-on days in Salt Lake City, taught by an installer with 5 years of epoxy work and built on the curriculum of Alex Chiaramonte, who has 7+ years in the trade. Each class takes 20 people at most.
A seat is $1,200. You can move to a later class if your month changes.
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Location: 47 S Orange St, Salt Lake City, UT 84116, USA
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This class is for tradespeople and new business owners who plan to take epoxy jobs
If you install floors, remodel, finish concrete or paint, someone has already asked you for epoxy.
You've probably passed the job on or said no.
This class is for people who plan to take those jobs.
That means tradespeople adding epoxy, and new business owners starting with it.
You don't need to have touched a grinder.
About four in ten recent students already worked in the trades.
The rest started from zero.
If you only want to try epoxy on your own garage, a kit and a video will do.
Alex Chiaramonte wrote the curriculum, and graduates call him when a floor goes wrong
Alex runs Epoxy Training Experts, an epoxy training and consulting brand with 29,000 followers on Facebook and 13,700 on Instagram. He has worked in the trade since 2019, consults for installers, and has trained more than 300 people since 2024. See what he posts
Most people who want an hour of his time pay for it, but graduates get his number for free, for life.
Your instructor in Salt Lake City
Andres teaches the class here in Salt Lake City. He came to epoxy from painting and renovation and has installed it for 5 years. He teaches because other installers kept calling him for advice.
“I'm Alex. In 2019 I left New York to start over, and I landed in Florida, in the coatings industry. I had no background in flooring or anything related to concrete coatings, and my only “in” was actually selling diamond blades over the phone, real old school style. When epoxy came to my attention, I saw a trade with a high potential to make money that most people were sleeping on.
I flew to New Jersey again and again to learn from people who'd been doing it for years, including Chris Lavin in Florida and the team at XPS. I studied coating systems in my off-hours and dug into the chemistry behind the products. I knew that in order to provide the best service for my clients, I had to actually know what I was talking about.
As epoxy took off, I kept seeing supply houses and installers cutting corners and undercutting each other. There was very little public education, and even less support. I thought the trade deserved better, and so did the people trying to build a real career in it. That's why I started Epoxy Training Experts.
I'm not an installer. I don't compete with you for jobs, and I'll never be on a job site outbidding you. I only win when you win.
How fast you move depends on how much you prepare and how seriously you take it. If you market yourself, which can include running ads, doing SEO, or just getting gritty like going to home shows and farmers markets, I've seen people do $20,000 to $30,000 in their first month. Michael, from our last class, quoted a waste-management plant for $26,000, and then quoted his co-worker for another $6,000.
Andres teaches the class here in Salt Lake City. He's one of my best students, has a thriving business, and I trust him with my curriculum.
When you finish, you get my number. If you have questions or need support to close a job, I'll answer. Book a date, and then call me.”
Graduates go on to run crews, collect deposits and land first jobs within a month
I took this class less than 2 years ago and since then I've put on 3 full time install crews and have opened an XPS Xpress store!!!
Mike Brewer, graduate, FacebookAlex has guided us through challenges on multiple floors, introduced us to new products, and always answers his phone, or calls right back if he misses us. Their support has been a huge part of our growth and our becoming a seven-figure business this year.
Alisa Bass Brewer, FacebookMike took the class in 2024. At a home show, he took $70,000 in deposits in one weekend.
After the class I took in $9000 plus in deposits and have lined up multiple jobs.
Tony Vanacore, New York class, GoogleWithin one month the team had set me up with equipment, logo, website, and I was able to start getting jobs.
Mason Fountain, New York class, GoogleIn three days you learn to prep, install and price epoxy floors, and to find customers
You get 16 hours and your own workspace, and you're mixing, grinding and rolling from the first hour.
Here's how the three days run
Friday
9am to 4pm (7 hours)You grind a slab, test it for moisture and lay your first base coat, so you know why floors fail before you quote one.Saturday
9am to 2pm (5 hours)You install metallic and flake floors and mix color until the effect comes out the way you want.Sunday
9am to 1pm (4 hours)You do quartz, then pricing and marketing, and your questions get answered before you drive home.Epoxy countertops get talked through but not done hands-on, because the process is the same as a floor with a couple of tweaks.
One garage floor pays for the class
A typical garage floor takes two days at most. One Utah job, a 480 sq ft garage, paid $2,880 against $1,100 in materials, which leaves $1,780 before your insurance and your own labor.
That's more than the $1,200 seat from one job. Five jobs like it a month add up to $14,400 in revenue.
You can buy a kit online and try it, but a kit won't tell you the slab has moisture in it, and it won't pick up the phone when a floor goes wrong on a customer's job.
Utah jobs paid $2,880, $17,550 and $15,500
These are Utah jobs. "Left" is what the customer paid minus materials and job costs. It doesn't include your insurance or your own labor.
Residential flake garage, 480 sq ft
Materials: $1,100Customer paid: $2,880Left: $1,780Flake floor
Commercial flake, 2,700 sq ft
Materials: $5,540Customer paid: $17,550Left: $12,0103 days · Flake floor
Metallic floor, 1,400 sq ft
Job cost: $6,800Customer paid: $15,500Left: $8,700Metallic epoxy
After the class you get Alex's number, step-by-step breakdowns and 10% off equipment
Some graduates land their first paid job within a week.
Utah graduates say they left confident and still had the instructors to call
Google, 5.0 from 14 reviews. Read all 14
Worth every penny. The leadership and organization of this training course was top notch. It was very hands on and detail oriented. I left this 3 day class with extreme confidence to continue my epoxy floor career with.
Joe R.Came into this class with little to no knowledge on the subject and after finishing the 3 day course I feel confident enough to go out on my own and start knocking out some floors myself.
Christopher M.They aren't only there for you through those 3 days of class, they'll be there for you whenever else you need. They want you to stay in contact with them and continue to ask questions.
Justin S.You learn hands on skills not just for laying down awesome floors but for running a successful business as well. Once the class is over the instructors continue to make themselves available to you for any questions or trouble shooting your new business may have in the future.
Maxwell T.it's nice to know they will be there to help and back you if you ever need help with problems and or getting product and equipment!
Chad O.I am new epoxy so I decided to take this class. From what can say now is I feel confident I can succeed in taking on an epoxy job myself.
Santos L.I was skeptical at first when I signed up for this class, I was not sure if I would gain knowledge on how to start doing epoxy. But after meeting our instructor Andres and Alex, they gave us so much information and knowledge and showed us step by step the correct way to do epoxy.
Elvis C.Definitely feel ready to go back to my hometown in cali to do some work.
Marco C.I left feeling much more confident in my skills and would highly recommend this class to anyone looking to learn more about epoxy flooring.
Jacob S.You only need a 50% deposit to secure your seat, and you can move it to a later month if you need to
| Price | Reserve with | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 seat | $1,200 | $600 deposit |
| 2 seats | $2,300 | $1,150 deposit |
| 3 seats | $3,300 | $1,650 deposit |
- Your deposit holds your seat. The balance is due by the Friday your class starts, and you arrive with it paid.
- Move to a later class with at least 7 days' notice. If you cancel early, you can have a refund or a move. If you don't show up, you move to the next class once, and a second no-show keeps the deposit.
- Klarna or Afterpay at checkout shows your monthly payment, and they decide who gets approved.
- Out of town? The class is 8 minutes from the Salt Lake City airport, and your welcome letter lists hotels.
Frequently Asked Questions
I'm slammed right now. Can I still book?
Yes. You reserve now and move to a later class with at least 7 days' notice, and classes run roughly monthly.
Do I need experience?
No. About four in ten recent students already worked in the trades, and the rest started from zero. We start from the ground up either way.
Is it only garage floors?
No, you learn garages, flake, quartz, metallic and commercial systems.
Do I need my own equipment for the class?
No, because materials and equipment for the class are provided.
How much does it cost to get started after the class?
The grinder, vacuums, hand grinders, diamonds, spike shoes and some marketing run $14,000 to $18,000 all in, or about $6,000 to $7,000 if you already own a grinder. Graduates get 10% off the equipment package and 10% to 15% off materials after that, depending on what they buy and how often.
What if my first job goes wrong?
Call Alex. Graduates get his number, and he picks up when he can and calls you right back when he can't.
How many graduates end up running a business?
We stay in touch with every graduate. About 60% are ordering materials for at least 3 to 5 jobs a month within six months of their class.
Can I bring someone?
Yes. Two seats are $2,300 instead of $2,400, and three seats are $3,300 instead of $3,600.
Where is it?
47 S Orange St, Salt Lake City, 8 minutes from the airport.
Who do I call?
385-483-5154.
The first class starts November 20
We take 20 people at most, so pay your deposit now to secure your seat. If life gets in the way, you can move to a later class with at least 7 days' notice.
Reserve my seat nowP.S. If you're not ready to book, look at Alex's Instagram first, and if you like what he posts, this is where his curriculum is taught.