Our garage system
- Diamond grinding, not acid etching, so the coating can bond.
- Crack and pit repair before any coating goes down.
- Epoxy base coat with decorative flake, which hides dust and small marks and adds grip.
- Clear polyaspartic topcoat: UV-stable, so it won't yellow, and it resists fuel, oil and hot-tire pickup.
Epoxy, polyaspartic or both
We install both. Polyaspartic cures fast and stays clear in sunlight, so it makes a tough topcoat over an epoxy base. A full polyaspartic system can also mean a shorter install. We'll recommend what suits your slab and how you use the garage.
Is it right for your garage?
It's a good fit if the slab is sound and you want a clean, low-maintenance floor. If moisture or slab condition means a different approach, or coating isn't worth it, we'll tell you.
What affects the price
Garage size, the condition of the slab (cracks, old coatings, moisture) and the system you choose all change the price. Send photos and rough measurements for a free written quote. Read what affects cost and timeline, and how epoxy and polyaspartic coatings compare.
Care
Sweep regularly and wash with mild soap and water. See our maintenance tips.
The process
- Send photos and size through the quote form.
- We confirm the scope, check the concrete, and give you a written quote.
- Install, then we go over cure times and care with you.
What customers say
“Fraser Plus Epoxy did a great job epoxy coating my garage floor. The results were beyond my expectations. They are very detail oriented and I just couldn't find any bad spots anywhere on the floor. What pushed the job beyond my expectation were their accurate estimations and clear explanation of the process. Sunny was always on time and finished the job before ETA.”
“Amazing work by Sunny and great outcome and well priced. I got my brand new garage epoxy floor done. He was on time and completed on schedule. Quality of work was very nice.”
“They did a great job and my garage floor looks amazing. Would definitely recommend.”
Common questions
How much does an epoxy garage floor cost?
It depends mostly on three things: the size of the garage, the condition of the concrete, and the system you choose. Floors with old paint or sealer, deep cracks, pitting or moisture need more prep, and prep is a big part of the price.
A single-car garage with a sound slab costs less than a large garage that needs grinding off an old coating and crack repair. A decorative metallic finish usually costs more than a standard flake floor.
The quickest way to a real number is to send us photos of the whole floor and the problem spots, plus rough measurements. We'll give you a free written quote that spells out the prep and the system.
Do you install polyaspartic floor coatings?
Yes. We install polyaspartic coatings across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, most often as a clear, UV-stable topcoat over an epoxy and flake base in garages.
Polyaspartic cures much faster than standard epoxy, holds its colour in sunlight and stands up well to abrasion and hot tires. Tell us about your floor and we'll recommend the right system in a free quote.
How soon can I walk or drive on a new epoxy floor?
Light foot traffic is usually fine after about a day. Vehicles typically need to wait longer, often a few days, so the coating can fully harden. Cure times depend on the products used and on temperature: cold garages cure more slowly.
We'll tell you exactly when you can walk on it and park on it for your floor.
Can you put epoxy on a new concrete garage floor?
Yes, once the slab has cured and dried enough. New concrete holds a lot of water, and coating it too early can cause bubbling or peeling. Most coating manufacturers ask for at least about 28 days of curing, and sometimes longer in cool, damp weather.
Rather than going by the calendar alone, the slab should be checked for moisture before coating. If you're building a new home or garage, tell us when the slab was poured and we'll tell you honestly whether it's ready.
Does epoxy flooring crack or peel?
A properly installed floor shouldn't peel. Peeling almost always comes from poor prep, moisture coming up through the slab, or a thin, low-quality product. Cracks in the concrete underneath can show through over time, so we repair existing cracks before coating.
Is epoxy flooring slippery when wet?
A smooth, glossy coating can be slippery when wet. Flake finishes are naturally grippier, and an anti-slip additive in the topcoat adds more traction. For garages in rainy BC, and for commercial kitchens, we normally recommend some texture.
Ready to talk about your floor?
Send the size, city and a few photos, and we'll get back to you with next steps.