A garage floor that won't peel — because we prep it right.
Full-flake epoxy and polyaspartic coatings that seal out oil, salt and stains and turn a dusty slab into the best-looking room in your house. The difference is what happens before the coating: we repair and profile the concrete first.
Most photo quotes back within one business day.
Most garage floor coatings peel for one reason
It's almost never the coating itself — it's the prep underneath. Here's the difference between a floor that lifts in a year and one that stays down for the long haul.
Coat over whatever's there
- Rolled straight over cracks, pitting and dust
- Little or no grinding — nothing for the coating to grip
- Old stains and moisture sealed in underneath
- Looks great for a season, then flakes and lifts
Repair, grind, then coat
- Cracks, pitting and spalling repaired first
- Slab diamond-ground and profiled so the coating bonds
- Surface fully cleaned — no dust, no contaminants
- A finish that stays down and keeps looking new
A flake blend to match your garage
Every floor is finished with decorative flake broadcast into the coating — from clean, light neutrals to bold, high-contrast looks. We bring real samples to your quote so you can see and feel the blends in your own space before you decide.
Not sure which suits your garage? Text us a photo and we'll suggest a few blends that work with your space and lighting.
Epoxy or polyaspartic?
Both give you a sealed, flake-finished floor. The difference is cure speed, UV stability and budget — here's the honest version so you can pick with confidence.
Epoxy
The proven, cost-effective classic
- Durable, hard-wearing sealed surface
- Best value for most home garages
- Wide range of flake colour blends
- Strong chemical and stain resistance
Polyaspartic
Faster-curing, tougher, longer-lasting
- Cures fast — often back in service next day
- UV-stable, resists yellowing over time
- Even tougher against hot tires & abrasion
- The longest-lasting finish we offer
Homeowners who stopped mopping up a dusty slab
The favourite room of my house
My 70-year-old floor was a broken dusty wreck. They prepped and poured, then finished it with the epoxy sealer. It's now the favourite room of my house!
Cracks fixed, then a 4-coat epoxy
Hubert repaired the cracks and chips on my garage floor and then applied a 4-coat epoxy coating. Timely, friendly and courteous. I'm very satisfied and the floor looks great!
Hired them back for more
The crew was polite, extremely clean, and the work was very, very good. We just hired them back to coat the basement with an epoxy product. Hubert is top drawer.
Coatings we've finished
Four steps, and the first one is the one others skip
Repair
Cracks, pitting and spalling fixed and the slab ground back to sound concrete — the step that decides whether a coating lasts.
Profile
Diamond-ground and profiled so the coating grips the concrete mechanically, then cleaned of all dust.
Coat & flake
Base coat down, decorative flake broadcast into it in your chosen blend, then locked in.
Seal
A clear epoxy or polyaspartic top coat seals it all into one tough, easy-clean surface.
What changes the price of a garage floor coating
We don't publish a one-size number because no two floors are the same. Here's what actually moves your quote — so there are no surprises.
Size of the garage
Single, double or triple — square footage is the biggest single factor.
Condition of the concrete
A sound slab needs less prep; heavy cracking, pitting or old coatings add repair work.
Epoxy or polyaspartic
Polyaspartic is the premium option — tougher and faster-curing, at a higher price point.
Flake & finish
Standard flake blends vs. heavier full-flake broadcasts and extra top coats.
How we quote: text us three photos — a wide shot, any cracks close up, and the front lip — and we'll send back a written quote with clear options, held for 21 days. No pressure, no surprise add-ons.
Garage floor coating FAQ
Why do so many garage floor coatings peel?
What's the difference between epoxy and polyaspartic?
How long does it take?
Can you coat an old, stained or previously-coated floor?
How much does a garage floor coating cost in Toronto?
Is the floor slippery when wet?
Garage floor coatings across the GTA
We coat garage floors throughout Toronto, Mississauga, Etobicoke, Oakville, Brampton, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Markham, Oshawa and the surrounding GTA. Our own crews repair the concrete and install every epoxy and polyaspartic finish, with a written warranty on the bonding of our work. Need repair or a new slab first? See garage floor repair and garage floor replacement.
Send three photos. Get a real quote tomorrow.
A wide shot of the floor, any cracks close up, and the front lip. We'll tell you what your floor needs and quote the coating — usually within one business day.