Garage · Strata · Commercial Floor Coatings
Durable garage floors. Practical coatings for your building.
Priority One Epoxy Flooring installs epoxy, decorative flake, polyaspartic and resin flooring for Port Moody garages, strata properties and commercial spaces. We assess your concrete, prepare the surface mechanically and match the repairs, coating layers and texture to your traffic, moisture conditions and cleaning needs.
Experience and completed-floor totals reflect our company-wide portfolio.
Choose a floor around the space you need to improve. A garage, an occupied strata building and a wet commercial work area have different requirements for preparation, texture and access.
Homes & townhouse garages
Make your garage easier to sweep, wash and use for vehicles, bikes, storage or a workshop. We prepare the slab, repair suitable surface defects and install a decorative coating system with a topcoat selected for wear and sunlight at the doorway.
Strata councils & property managers
We assess parkades, ramps, bike rooms, storage areas and utility rooms separately. A suspended parking deck may require a waterproof traffic membrane; a storage-room slab may need a simpler resin coating.
Shops, studios & commercial properties
Specify a cleanable finish for shops, studios, service spaces and commercial interiors. For brewery production or other wash-down areas, we review hot water, cleaning chemicals, drainage and equipment loads before choosing the system.
Garage coating planning guide
$8–$12 CAD per sq. ft.
Use this range as an initial budget for a garage coating. For example, a 400 sq. ft. floor calculates to $3,200–$4,800 CAD before applicable taxes and any additional work identified in the quote.
Coating removal, extensive repairs, moisture mitigation, access and the selected system can change the price. Small projects may have a minimum charge. Final pricing follows an assessment of your slab and project scope.
Get an Itemized Floor QuoteStrata parkades, waterproof traffic membranes and commercial floors are quoted by their preparation, system specification and access requirements.
These company portfolio images illustrate different finish styles. Compare the colour, surface texture and cleaning requirements before choosing a finish for your Port Moody property.
A practical option for many garages and workshops. The primer and base coat are matched to the concrete, decorative flake provides the finish, and a compatible polyaspartic topcoat offers wear and UV resistance. The complete system determines performance.
Consider solid-colour epoxy for cleanable interior work areas, or a quartz broadcast system where more texture is useful. Build thickness and topcoat selection depend on traffic, spills and cleaning. Greater texture also changes how the floor is cleaned.
Where a deck needs waterproofing or crack-bridging performance, specify a traffic membrane with compatible wear layers, drain connections and joint details. Decorative garage epoxy alone is not a substitute for a designed waterproof parking-deck system.
For brewery production, wash-down rooms or areas exposed to hot water and cleaning chemicals, consider urethane-cement. Thickness, texture, cove bases and drain details are selected for the actual exposure. A public tasting area may need a different finish from the production floor.
We review the slope, drainage, weather exposure and traction requirements before recommending a coating. An interior garage system should not be carried onto an exposed driveway or ramp without confirming that the complete system is suitable for that application.
For properties in Heritage Mountain, Heritage Woods, College Park and Moody Centre, we review driveway access, garage-door thresholds, storage, sunlight and where vehicles will stay while the floor cures. Basement and studio floors also need a moisture assessment before a coating is selected.
For Suter Brook, Newport Village and other Port Moody buildings, include plans or photos of shared access, drains and existing coatings. We discuss work zones, resident or customer access, ventilation and reopening needs with the project contact.
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Many garage systems combine an epoxy base with decorative flake and a compatible polyaspartic topcoat. Other builds use different primers or base coats. We compare the complete system for your concrete, moisture, sunlight, wear and schedule rather than choosing by one product name.
Yes. We assess the existing coating and its bond, then include the required removal and concrete preparation in the scope. Coating over a failing layer does not correct the underlying adhesion problem.
Suitability depends on measured moisture, the slab and the selected system. A moisture-control primer or mitigation system may be appropriate within its limits. A floor coating does not resolve active leaks, drainage problems or every below-grade moisture condition.
Smooth glossy coatings can be slippery when wet. We discuss traction additives or broadcast textures for the expected conditions, including footwear, vehicle traffic and cleaning. Texture improves grip but does not eliminate the need to remove water and contamination.
Yes, after assessing each area. Bike and storage rooms may suit a resin coating; suspended decks and exposed ramps may require waterproof traffic systems. Drainage, joints, vehicle wear, surface texture and phased access are reviewed before quoting.
Many smaller coating projects involve around two to three installation days, but repairs, the system and conditions can change the schedule. We specify separate waiting periods for foot traffic, vehicles and cleaning. Occupied strata and commercial projects may be phased.
Send the address, approximate dimensions, floor photos, existing coating condition, intended use and preferred dates. Mention visible dampness, drains, sloped areas and any shared-building access requirements. We arrange the next assessment step before final pricing.
Tell us what your floor needs to handle. We will review the concrete, finish options and installation plan so you can compare a clear scope and an itemized price.
