Epoxy flooring is a resin-based coating applied to concrete to create a durable, smooth, seamless surface. Resin and hardener are mixed and chemically react to form a rigid plastic material. We prepare the concrete by cleaning and grinding it, apply a primer, then the epoxy layers, then a clear topcoat for durability and gloss.
Epoxy flooring holds up to heavy foot traffic, vehicles, tools, and chemical spills, which is why it works for residential, commercial, and industrial floors. The cured resin resists scratches, stains, and impacts, and keeps its appearance for years with normal cleaning, no special maintenance required.
Yes. We offer six finish types (flake, quartz, marble, metallic, one coat colour, and cove base) across a range of colour blends. Flake and quartz can also be finished with a slightly textured topcoat for extra slip resistance in wet-prone areas.
Regular sweeping and mopping with a mild detergent is all it needs. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners and abrasive scrub pads, which can dull the topcoat over time. Beyond that, epoxy floors rarely need repairs when they're installed correctly.
It's one of the most common places we install it. A properly installed epoxy floor creates a moisture-resistant, seamless, non-porous surface that resists damp and mould, common basement problems. We test moisture levels in the slab before quoting a basement job, since that affects how it needs to be prepped.
We don't publish a price list because every floor is different: the slab's condition, the square footage, and the finish you choose all change the number. Fill out the estimate form or call us directly, and we'll set up a time to look at the space and give you a real quote, not a rough guess.
A single-room residential job like a garage or basement is usually done in a day or two, including prep, coating, and cure time. Larger commercial and industrial jobs take longer depending on square footage and whether cove base or additional prep work is involved. We'll give you a real timeline as part of the quote.
Yes. Cove base creates a seamless, rounded transition between the floor and the wall instead of a 90-degree corner, which is required in most food-production and medical facility floors to pass sanitation inspection. It's installed as part of the same seamless pour as the rest of the floor.
We follow up after the job to make sure everything looks right, and if something needs attention, we take care of it. That's not an add-on service, it's part of doing the job properly.