Epoxy Flooring in Maple for Plazas, Clinics and Industrial Units
Maple is Vaughan's civic and hospital district, ringed by plazas and newer subdivisions. We install epoxy flooring for the shops, clinics and small industrial units that serve it, along with plenty of garages and basements.
Yes. We work across Maple, from the old village at Keele and Major Mackenzie to the plazas along Major Mackenzie and Rutherford, the medical buildings around Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital and the light industrial units near Highway 400. 2-year commercial warranty. Call (519) 778-1412 to set up a visit.
Maple: Village Core, Hospital Precinct and Plazas
Maple grew from a small crossroads village at Keele Street and Major Mackenzie Drive. Vaughan City Hall and the Maple GO station sit near that original core, Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital opened a few kilometres west at Jane Street, and Canada's Wonderland anchors the southwest corner. Most of the rest is subdivisions built from the 1990s on.
That mix shapes the commercial work. Plazas need tough, good-looking floors for restaurants, salons and gyms. Clinics and pharmacies near the hospital need seamless, cleanable surfaces. And the small industrial and flex units toward Highway 400 need floors that hold up to pallet jacks, vehicles and spills.
Residential work is a big part of Maple too. Many homes from the 1990s and 2000s have garage slabs with salt damage and basements ready for a refresh, and those get the same testing and prep as a commercial floor.
New plaza units often come with a fixturing period set by the landlord, so the floor has to go in quickly and in the right order with the other trades. We plan our grinding and coating days around the general contractor's schedule so the floor doesn't hold up the opening.
Picking the Right System in Maple
In Maple the deciding factors are usually how long the unit can close and what will be on the floor. A salon in a plaza, a pharmacy near the hospital and a contractor's shop off Jane Street each need something different, so we go through cure time, traffic and spills with you before picking a system.
| System | Compressive Strength | Foot Traffic Cure | Maple Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| High-Build Epoxy | 5,000 - 7,000 PSI | 24 hours | Plaza shops, salons, clinic waiting rooms |
| Polyaspartic | 4,500 - 6,500 PSI | 12 hours | New units with a short fixturing window |
| Polyurethane Cement | 3,500 - 5,500 PSI | 48 hours | Contractor shops and flex units near Hwy 400 |
Parts of Maple We Work In
Old Maple Village
Small offices and shops near Keele and Major Mackenzie, close to City Hall and the GO station. Older buildings here often need slab repair before coating.
Plazas on Major Mackenzie & Rutherford
Restaurants, salons, gyms and stores in the neighbourhood plazas. Flake floors are the usual pick for wear and easy cleaning; we work after closing so the plaza stays open.
Units Toward Highway 400
Flex and light industrial units used by trades, small manufacturers and storage businesses. Thick epoxy for traffic areas, polyurethane cement where there's heat or chemicals.
Hospital Area Clinics
Medical, dental and physio offices around Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital. Seamless floors that stand up to daily disinfecting, installed evenings or weekends.
What Epoxy Flooring Costs in Maple
In Maple, the age of the building usually matters more than the type of business. Units in the old village and older plazas often need crack repair or levelling, while newer plaza and clinic buildings are typically ready to coat after grinding.
Typical Cost Range
- • Office/Retail Epoxy: $9–12/sq ft
- • Metallic / Decorative Finish: $13–16/sq ft
- • Light Industrial / Chemical-Resistant: $12–18/sq ft
- • Concrete Repair / Prep: +$2–6/sq ft
Repair and levelling are priced separately once we've tested the slab.
Installation Timeline
- • Office/Retail (under 5,000 sq ft): 2–4 days
- • Corporate / Large Space: 3–5 days
- • Light Industrial / Warehouse: 3–5 days
- • Foot Traffic: 24 hours after completion
Plaza and clinic jobs are normally done after closing or over a weekend.
Commercial Flooring FAQs — Maple
Does ConcreteShield serve Maple?
Yes. We cover all of Maple, including the village core, the plazas along Major Mackenzie and Rutherford, the hospital area and the industrial units toward Highway 400, as well as neighbouring Kleinburg, Woodbridge and Richmond Hill. Fully insured, with a 2-year warranty on commercial work.
What floor works for a Maple office or clinic?
For offices, a solid-colour or flake epoxy, or polished concrete, gives a clean, modern look that's easy to maintain. For clinics, we recommend a seamless coating with coved edges at the walls, which makes cleaning and disinfecting much easier.
Can the work happen while my Maple business stays open?
Usually, yes. We can split the job into sections, work after closing, and use low-odour products with dust-extracted grinding so neighbouring units in the plaza aren't affected.
What do you recommend for an industrial unit near Highway 400?
For a trades shop or storage unit, high-build epoxy rated at 5,000 PSI or more handles vehicles, pallet jacks and tool carts. If you work with solvents, hot water or heavy spills, polyurethane cement is the better choice. Fast-cure options let us finish over a weekend.
What floor do you suggest for a restaurant or salon in a Maple plaza?
Restaurants usually need a slip-resistant flake or quartz system that handles grease and daily mopping. Salons and boutiques often choose metallic epoxy for its look. Either way, we work after closing and the space can reopen once the floor has cured.
How much does commercial epoxy flooring cost in Maple?
Plan on $9 to $15 per square foot installed for most Maple commercial floors: about $9 to $12 for office and shop epoxy, $13 to $16 for metallic or flake, and $12 to $18 for chemical-resistant industrial systems. We confirm the price in writing after testing the slab.
How long will a Maple job take?
Plaza units, clinics and offices under 5,000 square feet take about 2 to 4 days; industrial units 3 to 5. Light foot traffic can return after a day, and full use after 3 to 5 days.
Do you coordinate with plaza landlords and property managers?
Yes. Plaza landlords often have rules on working hours, noise, parking and waste, so we get those in writing first, provide insurance certificates and confirm the schedule with both you and the property manager.
What warranty do you give on Maple commercial floors?
Commercial work comes with a 2-year warranty on adhesion, curing and workmanship under normal use. Expect 8 to 12 years of service with proper cleaning and a reseal every few years. We'll leave written care instructions.
Can you fit into a new plaza unit's fixturing schedule?
Yes. Tell us your opening date and fixturing period, and we'll work back from it with your contractor so the floor goes in after the messy trades and before millwork and fixtures. Fast-cure systems help when the window is tight.
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Whether it's a plaza shop, clinic, industrial unit or garage, we'll test the slab, recommend a system and give you a fixed written price.