Epoxy Flooring Questions From Cambridge

For homes, Ontario epoxy flooring usually lands from $5 to $10 a square foot installed, and plant floors from $8 to $15. The exact figure for a Cambridge slab comes on paper after we see it.

Each one has a job. Epoxy grips deep and gives thickness for less money. Polyaspartic cures faster, handles cooler slabs and resists yellowing. Many garage floors use both.

Damp rising through concrete can blister a new coating from beneath. Century homes and lots on the low ground by the Grand and Speed rivers read higher more often.

Yes. A sealed epoxy floor keeps salt and brine on top, where they wipe up. We can also carry the coating up the wall around the softener.

A kit lays a thin film over acid-washed concrete, so warm tires and road salt pry it loose. Our system sits on ground concrete at a far heavier build.

Yes. Plant and warehouse floors are split into zones, shifts or shutdown weeks, and each date is listed in the quote.

We remove tile, glue and old coatings and grind to bare concrete first. Coating over tile leaves the grout lines and loose tiles underneath.

A professional floor that is ground and built to the right thickness lasts many years. Topcoats on busy floors can be refreshed without starting over.

No. The visit, the moisture test and the written quote are free.