Professional Epoxy Flooring & Epoxy Coating in Toronto — Garages, Basements & Commercial Spaces
Discover high-performance epoxy flooring in Toronto – seamless, chemical-resistant, and customizable for residential garages and basements, large industrial warehouses over 5,000 sq ft, and upscale commercial spaces. Benefit from fast-curing installation, anti-slip options, and long-term protection against heavy traffic, spills, and Toronto's harsh climate. See our epoxy flooring cost guide for pricing by space and finish type.
See your floor in epoxy before you decideSnap a photo of your garage or basement. Free, takes seconds.Try it on my floor →Key Benefits of Epoxy Flooring in Toronto: Tailored for Every Application
Epoxy flooring provides superior durability and aesthetics, making it the top choice for Toronto's residential, commercial, and industrial projects.
Residential Applications (Garages, Basements)
Transform your garage or basement with stunning metallic or flake finishes. Waterproof, stain-resistant, easy-clean surfaces that withstand hot tires, salt, and moisture in Toronto homes.
Commercial & Industrial (Warehouses, Retail, Factories)
Heavy-duty resistance to chemicals, forklifts, and abrasion for large-scale projects. Slip-resistant, fast-install options minimize downtime while ensuring safety and compliance.
2026 Epoxy Flooring Costs in Toronto: Transparent Pricing by Project Type
Professional epoxy flooring costs in Toronto start at $2,000–$2,400 for a 1-car garage and $2,800–$3,400 for a 2-car; indoor rooms start from $10/sq ft. Commercial jobs are quoted per job after a visit. Use our cost calculator for a personalized estimate.
Garages & Basements
2-car garage: $2,800–$3,400
1-car $2,000–$2,400; leveling is extra (+$2,000–$3,000). Basements from $10/sq ft, metallic from $14/sq ft. Prep included.
Medium Commercial (1,000–5,000 sq ft)
$3.50–$5/sq ft
Two coats of solid industrial epoxy for retail, offices, or light industrial use. Quoted per job after a visit.
Large Industrial (>5,000 sq ft)
from $4/sq ft
Industrial epoxy, about $4.25/sq ft from 1,500 sq ft and lower as the space grows. Quoted per job after a visit.
Garage leveling is extra (+$2,000–$3,000); extensive concrete repairs are quoted after a site visit.
What Influences Epoxy Flooring Costs in Toronto?
Project Size & Volume Discounts
Bigger floors cost less per sq ft, because setup and travel are spread over more area.
Finish Type & Customization
Flake or solid indoors: from $10/sq ft; metallic: from $14/sq ft. Anti-slip grit can be added to the top coat.
Concrete Preparation & Repairs
Grinding and crack filling are included. Leveling and heavy repairs are quoted after we see the slab. Proper prep ensures longevity.
Location & Access
Parking, stairs and tight access can add time downtown. We take jobs all over the GTA.
Special Add-Ons
Quartz broadcasts or custom logos are priced with your quote.
The Epoxy Systems We Actually Install
Plenty of sites list every coating on the market. These are the four we install ourselves. Across our last 23 documented jobs, 20 were garages, and nearly all of them were full-flake floors.
Full-flake epoxy
Our standard garage floor and the one most of our jobs use. Coloured vinyl flakes are broadcast to full coverage over a pigmented base, then sealed with polyaspartic. It hides tire marks and winter grit, and the texture adds grip when the floor is wet.
Quartz broadcast
Quartz aggregate instead of vinyl flakes, for the hardest-wearing, most slip-resistant surface. We use it on commercial stairs and high-traffic areas, like the downtown gym staircase in our projects.
Metallic epoxy
A poured, hand-worked finish with depth and movement, for basements, showrooms and living spaces. It starts from $14/sq ft.
Solid colour epoxy
One clean colour with no decorative broadcast, for utility rooms, workshops and commercial spaces where easy cleaning matters most.
From our real jobs
23
floors in our project archive, 20 of them garages
8
cities: Oakville, Burlington, Etobicoke, Toronto, Mississauga, Keswick, Guelph, Innisfil
364 sq ft
typical size (range 200–8000 sq ft across 13 measured jobs)
18 of 23
started as stained bare concrete; 13 had cracks to fill first
Most-picked flake blends: Gravel (3), Domino (3), Nightfall (2), Coyote (2). See every project →
What Happens on Install Day
A typical residential job takes 1–2 days. You can walk on the floor after 24 hours and, at room temperature, park on it after 48 (we confirm when). Every job runs in the same five steps:
- 1
Diamond grind. We grind the whole slab to open the concrete. This is what makes the coating bond instead of peeling like paint.
- 2
Repair. Cracks and pits get filled and ground flush, so they don't telegraph through the finish.
- 3
Base coat. A pigmented base coat goes down in the colour that suits your flake blend: polyaspartic in garages, epoxy indoors.
- 4
Broadcast. Flakes (or quartz) are broadcast into the wet base until it won't take any more, for even, full coverage.
- 5
Top coat. Excess flake is scraped and vacuumed, then a polyaspartic top coat seals everything in.
Prep is where most of the work goes. 18 of our 23 recent floors started as stained bare concrete, and 13 had cracks to repair before any coating went down. That's also why our garage prices include prep: a 2-car garage is $2,800–$3,400 with all five steps.
Watch the steps on real jobs
Keswick · Oct 2026
Mississauga · Sep 2026
Burlington · Jul 2026
Recent floors we've installed
See all projects →
▶ VideoFlake epoxy · Garage
Nightfall Flake Garage Floor in Burlington
Burlington · Oct 2026
▶ VideoFlake epoxy · Garage
Pumice Flake Garage Floor in Keswick
Keswick · Oct 2026 · 500 sq ft
Flake epoxy · Garage
Gravel Flake Garage Floor in Etobicoke (Sep 2026)
Etobicoke · Sep 2026 · 230 sq ft
Flake epoxy · Garage
Gravel Flake Garage Floor in Mississauga
Mississauga · Sep 2026
▶ VideoFlake epoxy · Garage
Tile to Flake: Long Garage Floor in Mississauga
Mississauga · Sep 2026 · 200 sq ft
Quartz epoxy · Floor
Quartz Stair Coating for a Downtown Toronto Gym
Toronto · Sep 2026
Epoxy Flooring vs. Alternatives in Toronto: Which is Best?
| Flooring Type | Cost | Best Applications | Durability & Maintenance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Epoxy Flooring | Indoor from $10/sq ft; 2-car garages $2,800–$3,400 | Garages, basements, warehouses, commercial | Excellent (low maintenance, high resistance) |
| Polished Concrete | from $7/sq ft | Warehouses, retail, modern homes | Very good (dust-proof, easy clean) |
| Tile or Vinyl | Varies by product | Residential, light commercial | Moderate (grout issues, higher upkeep) |
| Paint or Sealers | Lowest upfront | Budget DIY garages | Low (peels, stains easily) |
Epoxy often provides the best long-term value in Toronto due to superior durability and minimal maintenance. See our full epoxy vs polished concrete comparison.
Ready for Professional Epoxy Flooring in Toronto?
Whether upgrading a residential garage or coating a large warehouse, our expert Toronto team delivers flawless results. Not sure which product to use? Read our guide on the best epoxy coating for concrete. Get your free quote and consultation now!