Artisan Epoxy Floors of West HollywoodArtisan Epoxy Floors of West Hollywood

Flooring Contractor in Beverly Hills, CA - Garage and Home Floors Built on a Tested Slab

Artisan Epoxy Floors of West Hollywood is a flooring contractor working in Beverly Hills, CA. We test and prepare concrete, then put down epoxy, polyaspartic, polished and overlay floors in garages, homes, rental buildings and shops.

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Beverly Hills floors, from the flats to hillside lots

We're a flooring contractor in West Hollywood, CA, and Beverly Hills sits right next door, so it's one of the closest cities our crew works in. The calls we get here cover a lot of ground. Older single-family homes in the flats need their garages redone, hillside houses want a finished lower level, and condo and apartment buildings need their parking floors recoated. Shops, offices and restaurants along the commercial streets call us too. We do the same work in Culver City and Santa Monica, but each city's houses bring their own surprises.

Older houses usually mean older slabs, with years of sealer, paint or glue on top and settling cracks underneath, and the hillside lots add tight access for our equipment. That's why I test the slab and plan the prep before we talk about colors.

Beverly Hills slabs need the prep done first

  • Many garage slabs here have been painted, sealed or patched more than once, and a new coating only grips once those layers are ground off down to clean concrete.
  • Hillside streets often mean narrow driveways and steep approaches, so we plan where the grinder, the dust collector and the materials go before the first day of work.
  • Apartment and condo buildings with parking at street level are common here, and a coated parking floor has to be scheduled around residents who still need their cars.

Floor work we do for Beverly Hills properties

  • Epoxy Floor Coatings

    For garages, workshops and utility rooms where the slab is sound, we grind to open the concrete, fill the cracks, then build a durable epoxy coat over it.

  • Commercial & Industrial Epoxy Floor Coatings

    For shops, offices and building garages that can't close twice, we plan the prep and coating around your hours and lay out the order before we start.

  • Garage Floor Coatings

    Older garage slabs here often carry oil stains or peeling paint, so we grind them clean and coat them into a floor that wipes down easily.

  • Polyaspartic Floor Coatings

    When you need your garage or entry back quickly, a polyaspartic coat cures faster than standard epoxy, though it gives our crew less working time on the floor.

  • Metallic Epoxy Flooring

    For a home gym, wine room or studio where the floor is part of the look, metallic epoxy gives a swirled, glossy finish over a carefully prepared slab.

  • Urethane Cement Flooring

    For restaurant kitchens and food spaces on the commercial streets, urethane cement holds up to hot washdowns and spills that would wear down a thinner coating.

  • Polished Concrete Flooring

    When the existing slab is in good shape, we grind and polish it into a finished floor, which suits modern remodels and ground-floor living spaces.

  • Stained Concrete Flooring

    If you like the look of concrete but want color, we prep the slab, stain it and seal it, so the floor gets color without a thick coating.

  • Terrazzo Flooring

    For entries, lobbies and larger rooms where you want a floor that reads as finished stone, we install terrazzo on a slab we've prepared and leveled first.

  • Basement Flooring

    Basements and below-grade rooms sit closer to ground moisture, so we test the slab before choosing a system, because moisture is what usually lifts a basement coating.

  • Concrete Grinding & Surface Preparation

    Nearly every floor we do starts here, grinding off old sealer and paint to open clean concrete, because a coating only holds as well as the surface under it.

  • Concrete Sealing

    For driveways, patios and garage slabs you'd rather keep as bare concrete, a clear sealer slows staining and makes oil and dirt easier to clean off.

  • Concrete Resurfacing & Overlays

    When an older slab is worn, flaking or patched in many places, a thin overlay gives it a new surface without tearing out the concrete underneath.

  • Self-Leveling Concrete & Overlays

    If a slab dips or slopes where you plan new flooring, a self-leveling layer brings it flat first, so tile, wood or a coating goes down even.

  • Pool Deck Coatings & Resurfacing

    For pool decks that have cracked, faded or turned rough underfoot, we repair and resurface the concrete with a coating made for bare feet and pool water.

  • Concrete Floor Stripping & Removal

    Before a new floor goes down in an older house or storefront, we strip old coatings, glue and tile, so the next layer bonds to concrete, not leftovers.

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Get a free on-site floor estimate in Beverly Hills

We reply to every call and message within one business day, and the estimate at your Beverly Hills property is free with no obligation. I come out myself to look at the floor and plan the work step by step, and if you go ahead, our own crew does the job.

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Beverly Hills floor permit, license and cost questions

Does a garage floor coating need a permit in Beverly Hills?

It can, so we check that for your job during the estimate. The city's building official issues permits for interior and exterior improvements and general repairs, not just structural work, and the city's Building & Safety Division enforces the rules on all residential and commercial construction. When your job needs a permit, we handle the application and the city's paperwork for you.

When does Beverly Hills require a licensed contractor for floor work?

The city requires a licensed contractor on any project valued at $1,000 or more. Owners can act as their own builder only on an owner-occupied single-family home, or on an owner-occupied condo for interior work only. We're licensed and insured.

How long does a building permit stay valid in Beverly Hills?

A permit is good for one year from the day it's issued, and work has to start and inspections have to be scheduled within that year. After each successful inspection, the expiration moves out another 180 days. The city also pauses construction in the public right of way, the street land in front of your property, from November 16, 2026, through January 4, 2027, so we'll talk it through if any part of your job would use the street.

How do I apply for a building permit in Beverly Hills?

Owners and contractors apply at the Beverly Hills Permit Center at City Hall, 455 North Rexford Drive, on the first floor. Walk-in hours run Monday through Thursday from 8 to 10 AM, or you can call (310) 285-1000 for an appointment. When we're doing your floor, we file it for you, so you won't need to make the trip.

What is the best way to plan floor work in a Beverly Hills rental building?

Start early, because at a tenant-occupied property the city requires a Means and Method Plan when the work could affect whether a unit is livable, which means work lasting longer than a day. That plan goes to the city's Rent Stabilization Ordinance Division before the permit is issued. I lay out the order of work with you at the estimate, so the plan shows which areas, which days and in what sequence.

How much does an epoxy garage floor cost in Beverly Hills?

It comes down to your slab and the system you pick, and I give you a figure once I've seen the floor. Size matters, but so does what's already on the concrete, how many cracks need filling, what the moisture test shows and whether you want a flake, metallic or polished finish. The schedule turns mostly on prep and cure time, and if a permit is needed, the city also assesses a contractor's business tax on the project's value when it's issued.

Book your Beverly Hills floor estimate

We take calls early and late, seven days a week, so call (213) 329-1493 or send our estimate form whenever it suits you.

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