Every program
Recorded installation training online, two days on real slabs with a partner trainer, a planning call with someone who runs a coating company, free tools and guides, and a certificate when you complete a class. Here's what each one is, how it's delivered and who it's for.
The programs
Each program stands on its own. The one rule: The Epoxy Playbook's installation recordings come before a hands-on class, so your two days go to the slab.
Recorded hands-on training: every installation step, plus the business side.
What the Playbook covers
Two days on real slabs with a partner trainer.
How classes work
A one-on-one planning call with someone who runs a coating company.
How the call works
Calculators, templates and a library of guides.
See the free tools
Issued when you complete a hands-on class.
What the certificate means
The learning paths show where to start for your situation: starting from zero, going independent as an installer, adding coatings to a contracting business, or fixing a busy first year.
Hands-on classes will offer payment plans and third-party financing. How tuition works.
Compare
Format, length, what's included and who it's for. The table scrolls sideways on a phone.
| Program | Format | Length | What's included | Who it's for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Epoxy PlaybookOnline | Recorded online training: full installations start to finish, plus the business sideEpoxy Business School, from a working coating company | Self-paced; watch and replay any step as often as you like |
| Anyone learning to install coatings or run a coating business. Required before every hands-on class. |
| Hands-on classHands-on | In person, on real concreteA partner trainer near you: a working installer or an established class provider | Two days |
| People ready to do the work themselves. The Epoxy Playbook comes first. |
| ConsultationOne-on-one | One-on-one callSomeone who runs a coating company | 30–45 minutes |
| Anyone planning a start, a new service or a big purchase |
| Free tools and guidesFree | Online: calculators, templates and the libraryEpoxy Business School | A few minutes per tool; use them any time |
| Anyone weighing a coating business, or running one |
| Certificate of completionWith the class | A certificate under the Epoxy Business School nameEpoxy Business School | Issued when you complete a class |
| Hands-on class graduates |
Choosing
Learning paths
Watch every step of the installation, and learn your numbers before you rent a grinder.
Your path
You can lay a floor. Now quote it, sell it and keep the margin.
Your path
What carries over from painting, concrete and handyman work, and what doesn't.
Your path
Busy but not sure the jobs are paying. Pricing and systems are where it leaks.
Your path
Start from what you’re missing. If you need the numbers, start with the free startup cost calculator. If you need to learn the installation and the business, start with The Epoxy Playbook. If you want to talk your plan through, book a consultation. The learning paths show where to start for your situation.
Yes, it’s required. You learn every step from the recordings first, so your two days on the slab go to doing the work rather than watching demonstrations.
Yes, if you want to run your own jobs or take a class. The recordings show every step of complete installations, so you can check your method against them, and the business side covers the part an installer’s day doesn’t: pricing, quoting, selling and warranties. It’s also required before a hands-on class.
Yes. When you complete a hands-on class you receive a certificate of completion from Epoxy Business School. It shows you finished the class; it isn’t a contractor license or a manufacturer certification. What certification means in this trade.
Hands-on classes will be offered with payment plans or third-party financing.
No. There is no territory fee and no product line you have to buy. You run your business under your own name and buy materials where you choose.
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.