Everything an epoxy installer needs — nothing you don’t
- Estimates in minutes from your own price book, sent by text, email or WhatsApp.
- Schedule and crew — assign a worker or a crew; they see the job instantly.
- Invoices and card payments — Pay Now on every invoice, money to your bank.
- Deposits by card right on the estimate, before you buy materials.
- Multi-day jobs that show on every day of the schedule.
- Before-and-after photos on every job, taken on site.
Your price book, ready in minutes
Start with your own items and prices. For example, an epoxy installer might add:
| Garage epoxy (per sq ft) | $6 |
| Polyaspartic (per sq ft) | $8 |
| Concrete grinding (per sq ft) | $1.50 |
| Crack repair | $250 |
| Flake broadcast (per sq ft) | $1 |
| Commercial floor (per sq ft) | $5 |
Example prices only — you set yours. Import your list from a spreadsheet in seconds.
Example: Flake epoxy garage floor in two days
A two-car garage with oil stains and a few cracks. The owner wants a clean, shiny floor.
| Concrete grinding (per sq ft) × 450 | $675 |
| Garage epoxy (per sq ft) × 450 | $2,700 |
| Crack repair | $250 |
| Total | $3,625 |
| Deposit to start (40%) | $1,450 |
Deposit before material. The job runs two days on the schedule, and the finished photo goes on the job.
An example to show how it works — prices and steps are yours to set.
What customers ask an epoxy installer
When can I park on it?
Give your cure time in the notes.
Is it slippery?
Explain flake or grit additives.
Will it peel?
Good prep prevents it — explain yours.
Tips for your epoxy installer business
- Surface prep is the job; price grinding separately.
- Finished garage photos sell the next one.
- Basements and patios are the next sale.
One path, start to paid
New job → Estimate → Schedule → Crew does it → Invoice → Paid. The same simple steps for every job, so nothing falls through the cracks.
Simple pricing
| Solo — just you | $29/mo |
| Contractor — you + up to 5 workers | $79/mo |
| Contractor 10 — you + up to 10 workers | $129/mo |
Everything included. Every feature is in every plan — no add-ons, no surprise charges later. Plans only differ by how many workers you have.
First 100 companies keep $19 / $49 / $89 a month for as long as they stay subscribed. Workers are always free.
Questions epoxy and floor coating installers ask
Can customers pay a deposit?
Yes. Set a deposit on the estimate; the customer pays it by card and approves the job at the same time.
Can a job last several days?
Yes. Set how many days a job takes and it shows on each day of the schedule.
How much does Selk cost?
Selk costs $29/month for Solo, $79/month for Contractor (owner plus up to 5 workers), and $129/month for Contractor 10 (owner plus up to 10 workers). The first 100 companies lock in founding prices of $19, $49 and $89 per month for as long as they stay subscribed.
Do my workers pay?
No. Workers are always free on every Selk plan. There are no per-seat fees, and the worker app is separate from the contractor app.
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