Launched in 2018 by Mitch Cypers, Steel Coated Epoxy Floors has quickly established itself as a leader in premium epoxy floor solutions for residential garages, workshops, patios, and showrooms. Based in Layton, Utah, the company began franchising the same year it was founded, expanding its footprint across the U.S.
The brand provides a seamless, 100% waterproof floor coating that comes with a lifetime guarantee. Its surface is crafted to be both easy to clean and slip-resistant, offering the perfect balance of practicality and safety.
Steel Coated Epoxy Floors stands out in the industry thanks to its unwavering focus on quality and durability. Many of its projects involve correcting subpar work done by other providers, reinforcing its reputation as a trusted expert in the field.
Here's what you would need to invest if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.
Steel Coated Floors provides a clear and structured training program to prepare franchisees for operating their mobile-services flooring business. Here’s a summary of the franchisor’s training programs:
Steel Coated Floors provides territory protection to its franchisees by granting an exclusive territory defined in the Franchise Agreement. Within this territory, no other Steel Coated Floors franchise will be established, provided the franchisee remains in compliance with the agreement and maintains operational standards.
This allows franchisees to market and grow their business without direct competition from other franchisees in the same system. However, Steel Coated Floors retains some flexibility regarding national accounts, online sales, and brand-wide promotions that may reach into the franchisee’s territory.
The franchisor also has the right to evaluate and approve the franchisee’s business location and storage arrangements, ensuring they align with system standards. Franchisees must comply with these requirements to preserve their exclusive territorial rights.
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