Pricing is the first thing most homeowners ask about — and the hardest to compare between companies. Here are 9 straight answers on cost, quotes, and how to evaluate a contractor in the GTA.
Most residential and light commercial epoxy jobs in the GTA run $5-15 per square foot, depending on the product, current concrete condition, and prep work required. Request a free, no-obligation quote and we'll give you an exact number after seeing the space.
Ask whether they're fully insured, what warranty backs the work, and whether the price includes surface prep (grinding, crack repair) or just the coating itself. We're fully insured with a 10-year residential / 2-year commercial warranty on every project.
The biggest swing factor is the product system quoted — a basic single-coat epoxy costs far less than a full flake or metallic system, and corners get cut on surface prep to hit a lower number. Our epoxy coating page breaks down what's actually included at each tier.
For a daily-driver garage, yes — commercial-grade materials and application standards hold up to vehicle traffic and chemical exposure far longer than a basic homeowner-grade kit. See what's included in our residential epoxy service.
Check for real insurance, a written warranty, and a track record of completed local jobs, not just photos online. We've completed 500+ installations across the GTA and stand behind every job — book a consultation and ask us about work in your area.
Polyaspartic typically runs a bit more per square foot than standard epoxy, but it cures in hours instead of days and holds up better to UV and temperature swings — which is why we use polyaspartic top coats on a lot of our GTA installs. Our epoxy coating page breaks down where each system makes the most sense for your budget.
Per-square-foot pricing is easier to compare on paper, but it can hide how much prep work (grinding, crack repair, moisture mitigation) is actually included. A full job quote after an on-site visit is more accurate because it accounts for your slab's actual condition, not just its size — that's why we always quote after a free on-site consultation, not over the phone.
It usually is. An unusually low quote is a sign that surface prep, insurance, or the product itself is being cut somewhere, and those corners tend to show up as peeling or failure within a year or two. Ask what specific prep and product are included, and confirm the price covers a written warranty, not just labour and material.
Fixing a failed DIY coating usually costs more than installing it right the first time, since the old coating has to be fully ground off before we can start — there's no shortcut around that step. We quote removal-and-recoat jobs the same way as a new install, after seeing the extent of the damage during a residential consultation.
Toronto winters are hard on concrete - freeze-thaw cycles, road salt, and de-icing chemicals all take a toll.
A lot of homeowners start with a hardware-store kit before calling us.
What's happening under the coating matters as much as the coating itself.
Epoxy isn't one-size-fits-all - the finish you choose affects both the look and how the floor lives day to day.
Commercial and industrial floors have to meet a higher bar - forklift loads, food safety, chemical exposure.
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