Full Flake
For garages and busy floors. Decorative chips across the whole floor under a clear topcoat, so dust and small marks are hard to see.
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Stem walls and steps can be added. Colour blends chosen from samples.
Epoxy Flooring in Brampton & the GTA
When You Look At Your Floor, Does It Feel Finished?
Stains, cracks, dull concrete, or a surface that never seems clean?
Epoxy flooring can turn an overlooked floor into a durable, polished space that looks completely transformed.
Our Epoxy Flooring Specialties
Garage Floor Epoxy
A seamless, durable finish that stands up to vehicles, tools and daily traffic.
Basement Floor Epoxy
A clean, moisture-resistant finish for a basement floor that’s easy to maintain.
Commercial Epoxy Flooring
Hard-wearing epoxy floors sized and finished for commercial spaces.
Decorative & Metallic Epoxy Finishes
Flake and metallic finishes for a polished, custom look.
Concrete Grinding & Prep
Proper grinding and prep so the coating bonds and lasts.
Crack & Joint Repair
Cracks and joints repaired before coating, for a smooth, lasting finish.
Floor designer
Compare floor systems
Design your floor and see your price
Pick your space, enter the size, try finishes in 3D and see an estimate from our real pricing as you go. No contact details needed to see your price.
Epoxy flooring options
Three floor systems, priced in the open
Every system starts with diamond grinding and minor crack repair. Example prices come from the same pricing the designer uses and are before HST.
Solid-Colour Epoxy
For a clean, simple floor in one colour. A practical choice for garages, basements and work areas.
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Solid colours show dust and scuffs more than flake.
Metallic Epoxy
For a showpiece floor. Metallic pigments are worked by hand into a seamless, flowing pattern, so every floor is one of a kind.
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Flat floor surfaces only; no walls or steps. Needs sound, flat concrete.
Commercial epoxy flooring
Commercial floors are priced per square foot, with lower rates for larger areas. Food-service, chemical-exposure and rated slip-resistance projects get a site assessment first.
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What goes into the floor
How an epoxy floor is built, layer by layer
Choose a system, then select a layer to see what it does.
Concrete preparation
Why preparation decides how long the floor lasts
A coating only lasts if it bonds to the concrete, and poor surface preparation is a common reason floors peel. That is why preparation is built into every price on this page.
Inspection
We check the slab for cracks, old coatings, contamination and moisture before confirming the system and price.
Diamond grinding
Grinding opens the surface of the concrete so the coating can grip it. Roll-on kits over smooth or sealed concrete are a common cause of peeling.
Crack and surface repair
Minor cracks and chips are filled before coating. Larger damage is assessed on site and priced separately.
Moisture
Moisture rising through a slab can push a coating off. Basements with damp spots or efflorescence are tested before we recommend a system.
Base, finish and topcoat
The base coat, decorative layer and protective topcoat are applied in sequence, following the product's instructions for each coat.
Curing
Curing time depends on the products, temperature and humidity. We give you walk-on and drive-on times for your floor in your written quote.
What happens next
From design to finished floor
Design and estimate
Design your floor here and see an estimate straight away.
Site assessment
We visit for free, check the concrete and confirm the price in writing.
Preparation
Grinding, crack repair and any coating removal you approved.
Installation
Base coat, decorative layer and topcoat. Timing depends on floor size, repairs and the system.
Curing
Keep off the floor until the cure times in your quote have passed.
Completion
A final walkthrough together, plus care tips for your new floor.
Recent epoxy work
Floors we have finished nearby
Pick a project to try a similar finish in the designer. Images below are finish illustrations; project photos can be added in their place.
Finish illustration
Metallic epoxy two-car garage, Georgetown
A seamless metallic floor across a two-car garage.
Finish illustration
Flake epoxy garage, Caledon
A full-broadcast flake system on a residential garage floor.
Finish illustration
Blue flake porch, Brampton
Old tile was removed first, then a blue flake system was installed.
Where Epoxy Flooring Works Best
Epoxy suits concrete floors that take real wear or never seem to look clean. Garages are the most common project, where a seamless coating stands up to vehicles, tools and daily traffic. Basement floors benefit from a surface that is easy to maintain, and porches and commercial spaces benefit from a hard-wearing finish.
Our recent work includes a metallic epoxy two-car garage in Georgetown, a blue flake porch in Brampton where old tile was removed first, and a garage in Caledon. You can read what those homeowners said in our customer reviews.
Flake or Metallic: Choosing a Finish
Flake finishes add texture and colour variation, while metallic finishes create a polished, custom look. The right choice depends on how the space is used and the look you want, and we can talk through the options during your estimate.
What Affects the Cost of an Epoxy Floor
The main factors are the size of the floor, its current condition, how much grinding and crack or joint repair it needs, whether old flooring has to be removed, and the finish you choose. Preparation matters most, because the coating only lasts if it bonds properly to the concrete.
Epoxy Flooring Across Brampton and the GTA
We install epoxy floors in Brampton, Mississauga, Caledon, Georgetown, Halton Hills, Milton, Oakville, Etobicoke and Toronto, and Vaughan is included for epoxy work. See our service areas for details on coverage.
Finishing the rest of the space too? We also handle basement renovations and full home renovations. You can also see our all of our services.
Ready to Transform Your Space?
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