Why I Started Evergreen Epoxy Training (And What Makes It Different)

When I started my epoxy flooring business at 20, I had zero experience doing floors and zero business experience. I was learning everything on the job, making expensive mistakes, losing money on jobs I'd underpriced, spending way too much time on dead-end marketing strategies. It was brutal.

But here's what surprised me: I wasn't alone. Every time I met other people trying to get into epoxy flooring—whether they were looking for an online course, attending an in-person seminar, or just trying to learn from YouTube—they all had the same problem. They could find training on how to install floors. But finding training on how to actually run the business side, how to price correctly, how to land your first real clients, how to systematize everything so you're not grinding 80-hour weeks... that basically didn't exist.

Most epoxy training is taught by people who learned from a textbook or who've been doing the same job for 20 years. Not people actively building a real epoxy flooring business right now. That's the gap I saw, and that's why Evergreen Epoxy Training exists.

The Problem With Most Epoxy Courses

You can find courses that teach you the technical side. They'll show you how to mix epoxy, apply flakes, shoot a topcoat, do the sanding. That stuff is important, absolutely. But it's maybe 30% of what actually matters when you're trying to build a business.

The other 70% is business skills. How much should you charge? How do you write an estimate that doesn't leave money on the table? How do you actually convince someone to hire you when you have no portfolio? What do you say when a client tries to negotiate you down 50%? How do you systematize your operation so you can scale without burning out?

I learned all of this the hard way. I made the mistakes so you don't have to.

What Makes Evergreen Different

When I built Evergreen Epoxy Training, I knew I wanted to make something that actually addressed the complete journey. That's why the course has two major parts.

First part: the installation system. I break down flake floors, solid color epoxy, metallic epoxy, everything you need to know. But I'm teaching it the way I actually do the work, with real expectations about timeline, difficulty, materials, margin. Not just theory. Not over-complicated. Realistic.

Second part: the business seminar. Pricing and estimating. How to handle difficult clients. Marketing strategies that actually work. How to structure contracts and paperwork so you're protected. How to systematize so you can scale. All of this from someone actively running a multi-six-figure epoxy business right now.

The other big difference is that I still do the work. I haven't become purely a course creator. I'm still actively taking on epoxy projects, still solving real problems in the field, still learning what the current market demands.

Who I Built This For

Evergreen Epoxy Training is for people who want to start an epoxy flooring business but don't have the luxury of learning everything through expensive mistakes. It's for people who want to move faster than I did. It's for people who've already heard about the opportunity in epoxy but want actual, real training instead of hype or theories that don't work in practice.

You don't need any experience going in. You don't need special skills. You don't need anything except the willingness to actually do the work and the honesty to follow the system instead of trying to reinvent everything.

Why I'm Confident In This

Every lesson comes from something I actually did, not something I researched. Every business principle comes from a real constraint I faced. Every pricing strategy comes from deals I actually closed. The mistakes I talk about are mistakes I actually made.

That's why I'm standing behind this completely. If you go through the course, actually implement what I teach, and don't see how it could change your epoxy flooring business and your income, you get every dollar back. No questions. 60 days to decide.

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Carson Peters is the founder of Evergreen Epoxy Training and Evergreen Epoxy Flooring. He built a $280K epoxy business in his first year and now teaches others to do the same through his online course.