Learn to Install Epoxy Floors in 3 Hands-On Days, and Keep an Expert On-Call After You Go Home
Watch the 5-minute video to see:
- What a two-car garage floor pays ($3,250 on average) and why you can be in and out in as little as a day
- How a property manager who had never laid a floor did six figures in his first 10 months, and why he's on track for seven figures this year
- Why people already in a trade, like painters and roofers, pick it up faster than most of the people who come through the class
A seat is $1,200, but you just need to pay a 50% deposit now. $600 holds your seat, and the rest is due when your class starts.
Busy month? Move to a later class with at least 7 days' notice.
Our Utah and New York classes have 130 five-star Google reviews, and Alex has trained more than 300 people since 2024.
Pick your date and hold your seat for $600
We take 15 people a class, so everyone gets real time on the grinder. You pay the other half when your class starts.
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Location: 47 S Orange St, Salt Lake City, UT 84116, USA
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- 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, we move you to the next class once, but we keep the deposit after a second no-show.
- Klarna or Afterpay shows your monthly payment at checkout and decides who gets approved.
This class is for tradespeople and new business owners who plan to take epoxy jobs
If you install floors, remodel, finish concrete or paint, you've probably been asked for epoxy, and passed the job on or said no.
This class is for people who plan to take those jobs. About four in ten recent students already worked in the trades. The rest were new to it, and you don't need to have touched a grinder.
If you only want to try epoxy on your own garage, a kit and a video will do.
16 hands-on hours, and you're mixing, grinding and rolling from the first one
Friday
9am to 4pmYou grind a slab, test it for moisture, fill cracks and holes, and lay your first base coat. You mix, measure and pour the base coats for all four systems: flake, quartz, solid color and metallic. Then we broadcast the flake and the first layer of quartz.Saturday
9am to 2pmYou topcoat the flake floor and broadcast the second layer of quartz. Then you drop the decorative metallic and lay the final coat on the solid color floor.Sunday
9am to 1pmClass begins with a business and marketing talk. Then you topcoat the quartz, metallic and solid color floors, and we hand out certificates.Andres teaches the class here in Salt Lake City, on Alex's curriculum. He came to epoxy from painting and renovation and has installed it for 5 years.
Alex's number, the guidebook and the equipment discount go home with you
Alex's personal number is yours for life, so you're never stuck on a job alone
Companies pay Alex to consult on sales, troubleshooting and scaling. One coatings installer pays him $5,000 a month. You get his number for free, for life.
Call him when a coat won't cure, when a moisture reading looks off, or when you're pricing your first commercial job and don't want to leave money on the table.
You call or text, and some graduates FaceTime him. He's one person, so he picks up when he can and calls you right back when he can't.
Alex 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.Alisa Bass Brewer, Facebook
Everything from the three days is written down, so you never guess on a job
You get the guidebook with every step from class, a step-by-step breakdown for each floor system, cost and coverage calculators, and warranty templates.
When you're on a job and can't remember a mix ratio, it's in the book. When you quote, the calculators tell you how much material the floor takes and what it costs you.
When you hand over the floor, you give the customer a written warranty, like a company that's done it for years. And when you hire your first crew member, you hand them the same book.
Documents, materials, real hands-on experience, business models, pricing, marketing, and lifetime support to be successful in the industry.Francklin M., New York class, Google
You get 10% off your equipment, and 10% to 15% off materials after that
You get 10% off the equipment package: the grinder, vacuums, diamonds and the rest. Packages usually run $16,000 to $20,000 depending on what you include, so that's $1,600 to $2,000 back, more than the seat costs.
After that, you get 10% to 15% off the materials you reorder for every job, closer to 15% on some products, plus the distributors' names and numbers. That's how you price to win jobs against coating companies that have been at it for years.
The discounts on products were also a huge bonus.Ray P., New York class, Google
One garage floor pays for the class
A typical two-car garage floor takes a day to a day and a half.
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.
Graduates left confident, still had the instructors to call, and some went on to build crews
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., Utah class, GoogleThey aren't only there for you through those 3 days of class, they'll be there for you whenever else you need.
Justin S., Utah class, GoogleI 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, FacebookGoogle, 5.0 from 14 reviews. Read all 14
Questions people ask before they book
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 my own equipment for the class?
No. Materials and equipment for the class are provided.
How much does it cost to get started after the class?
Most people spend about $14,000 to $18,000 on the gear and setup, depending on what they include: grinder, vacuums, hand grinders, diamonds, spike shoes and some marketing. If you already own a grinder, it's more like $6,000 to $7,000.
What if my first job goes wrong?
Call Alex. He picks up when he can and calls you right back when he can't.
Where is it?
The class is at 47 S Orange St, Salt Lake City, 8 minutes from the airport. Your welcome letter lists hotels.
Can I talk to someone before I book?
Yes. Call 385-483-5154.
The next class starts November 20
Every month you wait, someone else is landing the epoxy jobs your customers are asking for.
We take 15 people a class, and once it's full, it's full. Hold your seat for $600 today.
Reserve my seat nowQuestions first? Call 385-483-5154 and we'll answer them before you book.