Full project write-ups
Before and after, the job facts, and what we did, for real GTA floors.
▶ 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
Flake epoxy · Garage
Cabin Fever Flake Garage Floor in Burlington
Burlington · Aug 2026
Flake epoxy · Garage
Full-Flake Garage Floor in Oakville
Oakville · Aug 2026
▶ VideoFlake epoxy · Garage
Orbit Flake Garage Floor in Burlington
Burlington · Jul 2026 · 364 sq ft
▶ VideoFlake epoxy · Garage
Domino Flake Garage Floor in Etobicoke
Etobicoke · Jul 2026 · 433 sq ft
▶ VideoFlake epoxy · Garage
Nightfall Flake Garage Floor in Etobicoke
Etobicoke · Jul 2026
Flake epoxy · Garage
Dovetail Flake Garage Floor in Oakville
Oakville · Jul 2026 · 350 sq ft
Flake epoxy · Garage
Domino Flake Garage Floor in Guelph
Guelph · Jun 2026 · 250 sq ft
▶ VideoFlake epoxy · Garage
Wombat Flake Garage Floor in Oakville
Oakville · Jun 2026 · 360 sq ft
Flake epoxy · Garage
Orbit Flake Garage Floor in Toronto
Toronto · Jun 2026
Flake epoxy · Garage
Gravel Flake Garage Floor in Etobicoke (May 2026)
Etobicoke · May 2026
Flake epoxy · Garage
Schist Flake Garage Floor in Innisfil
Innisfil · May 2026 · 830 sq ft
Flake epoxy · Garage
Domino Flake Garage Floor in Oakville
Oakville · May 2026
▶ VideoFlake epoxy · Garage
Coyote Flake Garage Floor in Burlington
Burlington · Apr 2026 · 250 sq ft
▶ VideoPolished concrete · Commercial space
Polished Concrete Commercial Floor in Burlington
Burlington · Apr 2026 · 8000 sq ft
▶ VideoFlake epoxy · Basement
Cabin Fever Flake Basement Floor in Toronto
Toronto · Feb 2025 · 450 sq ft
▶ VideoFlake epoxy · Garage
Almond Flake Garage Floor in Oakville
Oakville · Sep 2024 · 388 sq ft
▶ VideoFlake epoxy · Garage
1-Car Flake Garage Floor in Oakville
Oakville · Aug 2024
Epoxy Flooring Project Gallery
Browse real epoxy flooring projects across Toronto and the GTA, including garages, basements, commercial interiors, metallic finishes, flake systems, and more.
What you’ll find here
This gallery includes real installation photos and videos to help homeowners and businesses compare finishes, colors, textures, and project types before requesting a quote.
Explore by project type
Use the filters below to browse garage floors, basements, metallic epoxy, flake systems, commercial spaces, and more.
Epoxy Finishes Shown in This Gallery
Flake Garage Floors
Most of the floors here. Diamond-ground slab, pigmented polyaspartic base, full flake broadcast and a clear polyaspartic top coat. Hides dirt and wear well.
Learn more →Flake Basement Floors
Same flake look indoors, built on a moisture barrier with an epoxy base and a polyaspartic top coat. Warmer colours and fewer grit additives than a garage.
Learn more →Solid Colour Epoxy
One clean colour with no flake, for utility rooms, workshops and commercial spaces where easy cleaning matters most.
Learn more →Quartz Broadcast
Coloured quartz in epoxy for a hard-wearing, grippy surface, like the downtown gym staircase in our projects.
Learn more →Polished Concrete
Not a coating: the slab itself is ground and polished. See the 8,000 sq ft Burlington showroom in our projects.
Learn more →Metallic Epoxy
We install metallic, but we have no metallic job photos of our own yet, so you won't find any here. The visualizer shows the look on your floor.
Learn more →How to Use This Gallery Before Getting a Quote
1. Filter by project type. Use the tabs above to narrow by garage, basement, commercial, or finish type. Every project in this gallery is our own job in Toronto or the GTA, no stock photos.
2. Look at lighting conditions. Flake colours shift with light. Check both the bright and shadowed areas of each photo, that's what your floor will look like at different times of day.
3. Note the substrate. New concrete looks different from repaired or older slabs. If your floor has stains, cracks, or previous coatings, look for projects with similar starting conditions.
4. Screenshot your favourites. When you call or fill out the quote form, referencing specific gallery photos helps us understand the finish style, colour tone, and sheen level you're aiming for.
5. Check the space type. A busy, high-contrast blend that looks great in a big 2-car garage can feel loud in a small basement room. Scale and lighting matter, and we can help you pick during the free on-site visit.
Need help choosing? See pricing by finish type or try any flake blend on a photo of your floor.