Arizona
License for coating work: yes. 1 class provider in the state.
Classes and rules
Class finder
25 providers run hands-on epoxy floor classes in 21 states. Find your state for the classes held there or nearby, and the licensing rules for coating work.

State guides
Each state guide covers the classes held in and near the state, the licensing board and classification for coating work, LLC fees, workers' comp rules and how the climate affects installs and cure times.
License for coating work: yes. 1 class provider in the state.
Classes and rules
License for coating work: yes. 3 class providers in the state.
Classes and rules
License for coating work: no state license. 3 class providers in the state.
Classes and rules
License for coating work: no state license. 5 class providers in the state.
Classes and rules
License for coating work: no state license. 1 class provider in the state.
Classes and rules
License for coating work: no state license. 2 class providers in the state.
Classes and rules
License for coating work: no state license. 1 class provider in the state.
Classes and rules
License for coating work: depends. No classes listed in the state yet; nearest options inside.
Classes and rules
License for coating work: yes. 2 class providers in the state.
Classes and rules
License for coating work: depends. 1 class provider in the state.
Classes and rules
License for coating work: no state license. 2 class providers in the state.
Classes and rules
License for coating work: depends. 1 class provider in the state.
Classes and rules
License for coating work: no state license. 4 class providers in the state.
Classes and rules
License for coating work: no state license. 1 class provider in the state.
Classes and rules
License for coating work: depends. 2 class providers in the state.
Classes and rules
License for coating work: depends. 1 class provider in the state.
Classes and rules
License for coating work: depends. 1 class provider in the state.
Classes and rules
License for coating work: no state license. 9 class providers in the state.
Classes and rules
License for coating work: yes. No classes listed in the state yet; nearest options inside.
Classes and rules
License for coating work: yes. 1 class provider in the state.
Classes and rules
All 50 states and DC: the board, the classification and the dollar threshold.
License requirements
Prices, lengths and what a complete epoxy class covers, for every provider.
Training hub
All 50 states and DC
Classes are listed in the state where the provider holds them. Where a state has none, the nearest states with classes are shown.
Also listed, with no fixed state on the provider's page: Paradise Concrete Solutions, Coatings For Industry (CFI). Providers are listed so you can compare, not endorsed. Confirm dates and prices with the provider before you book.
Epoxy Business School classes
Our hands-on classes are two days on real slabs with a partner trainer who installs floors for a living. They open in the states where enough people ask for them, and no dates are set yet.
Want to teach one? See becoming a partner trainer.
Questions
Find your state in the table on this page. It lists every hands-on class we track: 25 providers holding classes in 21 states. If your state has none, the table shows the nearest states that do.
US classes run from $99 for a one-day class to $1,899 for a four-day academy, and most two-day classes cost $495–999. Compare the price per day of hands-on time, then add travel and time off work. See the price per day for every class length.
Most people drive or fly to a two- to five-day class, so a class one state over is normal. Join the waitlist on this page: Epoxy Business School opens classes with partner trainers in the states where enough people ask, and we text you when one opens in yours.
No. A class has no license requirement. You need to check licensing before you quote paid work: see license requirements in every state.
No. We list them so you can compare. Listing is not an endorsement or a partnership. Confirm dates and prices with the provider before you book.
Flake and polyaspartic garage systems: what the class covers and who teaches it.
Metallic systems: what you practice in class and which providers teach it.
What certification exists, and what a certificate of completion means.
The Epoxy Playbook: full installations recorded start to finish, which you can replay as often as you need, plus pricing, quoting and selling the job.