Reno Epoxy Floors Pros is an independent matching service for homeowners and property managers buying epoxy flooring in Reno, Sparks and the wider Truckee Meadows. We built it because floor coating pricing in this trade is genuinely opaque: the same garage can be quoted at two very different prices, and the difference is usually what has been left out — the preparation, the moisture testing, the crack repair — rather than what is included.
What we do
We publish the local conditions and the published trade figures that affect epoxy flooring in this valley, we run free tools and calculators on the site, and we route quote requests to licensed local professionals who do the work. Requests go to up to three providers, usually within one business day. There is no fee for homeowners and no obligation to hire anyone.
We are not a contractor
To be explicit: we are not a contractor. We do not install epoxy flooring, we do not prepare or test slabs, we do not sell resin or materials, we do not hold the contract for any job, and we do not warrant the work of any professional we introduce. Every claim about what will be done on your property, and every warranty behind it, belongs to the licensed professional you hire. We are the introduction, not the installer.
Who we serve in the Truckee Meadows
Our coverage follows the valley and the corridor: Reno, Sparks, Sun Valley and Spanish Springs in Washoe County, Fernley also in Washoe County, Dayton in Lyon County, and Carson City. That spans two permit jurisdictions plus an independent city and a large amount of unincorporated county, which is one reason the local knowledge matters — the City of Reno governs the incorporated limits while a Reno or Sparks mailing address can sit in unincorporated Washoe County and be permitted by the county instead.
We serve residential garages and basements, rental property, workshops, retail and light industrial spaces. Same free process either way.
How to check a professional before you hire
- Ask for the state licence and the current insurance certificate that apply to the work
- Ask which jurisdiction will permit the job, and who is filing it
- Ask for the moisture test results in writing, with the standard used and the actual reading
- Ask for the preparation method and the concrete surface profile to be achieved
- Ask for the system by name, with the dry film thickness promised in mils
- Ask for the workmanship warranty in writing, kept separate from any manufacturer warranty
- Read the payment schedule: a deposit for materials is normal, full payment before the floor is finished is not
Why the numbers on this site are sourced
Cost bands, thicknesses and moisture thresholds here are the published trade figures, quoted as published rather than rounded or averaged. The local detail — water supply and hardness, permit jurisdiction, frost depth, climate records and the soil series under the slab — is cited to the utility, the city, the county, the National Weather Service and the USDA soil survey, and each page lists those sources. Where a figure does not exist publicly, we say so and tell you what to ask instead. Nobody should be choosing a five-figure floor on the strength of a phone call.
Related: epoxy flooring cost guide · FAQ · system comparison · how the free matching works · request quotes.
Frequently asked questions
Is Reno Epoxy Floors Pros a flooring company?
No. We are an independent matching service and we are not a contractor. The professional who takes the job holds the contract, the licence and the warranty.
How do you make money?
The service is free to homeowners. Requests are routed to local professionals who participate in the network; nothing is charged to you for the introduction and no provider is ranked by payment.
Which areas do you cover?
Reno, Sparks, Sun Valley, Spanish Springs and Fernley in Washoe County, Dayton in Lyon County, and Carson City. If you are outside a town limit, say which crossroads you are nearest and we will route from there.
