Polyaspartic floor coating hardens within hours, bonds to a chilly slab and keeps its clarity in direct sun. A garage coated in the morning is often ready for socks and shoes by supper.
Polyaspartic is a newer coating chemistry that is tough, a little flexible and hard for salt and oil to stain. We often use it as the clear top over a flake base, and on plenty of garages it makes up every layer.
The job carries full insurance, and the figure is written down before a grinder starts.
Speed is the main reason people choose polyaspartic floor coating. Most garages are ground, coated and flaked in a single day. You can walk on the floor that night and drive on it the next day, instead of parking on the street for most of a week.
In Sherwood Park, the garage holds the vehicles, the bikes, the snow blower and the hockey bags. A one-day job means less time with all of it sitting out on the driveway.
A polyaspartic top resists the yellowing that sun can cause in clear epoxy. With the door open on summer afternoons, the first few feet of a garage get a lot of light. Over time, a clear epoxy top can turn amber there, while polyaspartic stays clear.
It also stays slightly flexible in deep cold. A slab that heaves a little with frost puts stress on a stiff coating, and a flexible one copes better.
Both make a strong floor, and the right pick depends on time, budget and sunlight. Epoxy is cheaper per coat and fills in thickness fast, so it shines as a base. Polyaspartic floor coating sets up quicker and wears better as the surface you walk on. Lots of garages get a hybrid, epoxy below and polyaspartic as the last coat. Our garage floor coating page covers the full flake build.
Expect $7 to $12 per square foot for a full polyaspartic floor coating with chips, or about $3,500 to $6,000 for a typical double garage. Grinding, crack repair and garage size all shape the final number.
Reach us at (587) 325-0887 or through the request form. After a quick look at your slab, we can say whether an all-polyaspartic floor coating or a hybrid build makes more sense. Every other system is described on our home page.
Plenty of clients book two at once, for example a garage plus the basement below it.
Garage floor coating locks out brine, slush and motor oil and leaves you a bright chip floor that hoses off in minutes. Before any coating goes down, we diamond grind the concrete so the base coat grips instead of floating on top.
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Basement epoxy flooring swaps a chilly grey slab for a bright floor you can mop, with no carpet pad to hold dampness. Each slab is ground, patched and checked for moisture before we coat it.
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Shop floor coating gives a heated shop a tough, bright surface that shrugs off oil, coolant and dropped tools. Because a shop carries far more weight and mess than a house garage, the build goes on thicker.
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Industrial epoxy flooring gives concrete a thick, chemical-resistant surface that carries forklifts, steel and heavy equipment. We build these floors for fab shops, maintenance buildings and plant service bays near Refinery Row and across Strathcona County.
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Chemical resistant floor coating shields concrete from acids, caustics, solvents and fuels that eat through ordinary epoxy. The resin is matched to the exact products you store and use.
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Warehouse floor coating stops a bare slab from dusting and wearing away under forklifts and pallet jacks. We coat warehouses in Sherwood Business Park, Broadmoor Centre and the industrial bays along Seneca Road, Sioux Road and Ordze Road.
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A joint-free, quick-to-clean coating keeps a retail floor, office or clinic looking sharp between renovations. We work after closing and on weekends, so your business keeps its hours.
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Shimmering pigment mixed into clear resin makes a deep, swirled floor that looks like marble or polished stone. Each one is poured and shaped by hand, so no two floors match.
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Concrete floor repair fixes cracks, pits, chipped edges and low spots so the slab is solid before it is coated. We do this work in garages, basements, shops and warehouses all over Sherwood Park and Strathcona County.
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Jot down the basics below, and someone will call to book your floor check. Our phone line is +1 (587) 325-0887 if you would rather talk first.
