Residential garages · Vancouver & Metro Vancouver

Garage Epoxy Flooring in Vancouver, BC

A beautifully finished garage. Prepared from the concrete up.

Turn dusty, stained concrete into a garage floor that feels like part of your home. Priority One Epoxy Flooring installs full-flake coatings with diamond grinding, agreed concrete repairs and a compatible protective topcoat for daily parking and easier cleaning.

Choose your colour, review the preparation and receive a written quote with a clear installation and parking schedule.

Grey decorative flake floor across a garage with two overhead doors
A complete full-flake finish From our Vancouver garage project gallery
$8.50–$11.50 Per sq. ft. CAD · Standard full-flake planning range. Site conditions and taxes affect the final quote.
45 flake colours Explore neutral, warm and contrasting blends. Confirm your choice with a physical sample.
A clear written scope Concrete preparation, finish, included repairs and when you can park again.

Garage flooring cost

How much does garage epoxy flooring cost in Vancouver?

Our standard full-flake planning range is $8.50–$11.50 per sq. ft. CAD. Measured area, concrete condition, preparation, repairs and the selected finish determine your written quote.

Everyday residential garages

Full-flake epoxy system

$8.50–$11.50 per sq. ft. CAD

Decorative flake coverage with a compatible clear protective topcoat. Preparation and the complete layer specification are confirmed for your concrete.

Textured aggregate finish

Quartz garage system

$10.00–$13.50 per sq. ft. CAD

Coloured aggregate with a sealed texture selected for your garage and cleaning routine. Review a finished sample before choosing the texture.

Decorative statement finish

Metallic or specialty floor

$11.00–$16.00+ per sq. ft. CAD

Decorative movement and depth for suitable show garages and specialty spaces. The finish and protective layers need to suit vehicle use and sunlight.

Planning prices are not fixed offers. Minimum project charges, removal, extensive repairs, moisture treatment, vertical surfaces, access and other options can change the total. Your written quote confirms inclusions and applicable taxes.

Full-flake garage budget examples

Floor area × $8.50–$11.50 per sq. ft. · CAD. Final quotes confirm extra work and taxes.
Measured area Calculated planning range
250 sq. ft. $2,125–$2,875
400 sq. ft. $3,400–$4,600
600 sq. ft. $5,100–$6,900

Use your actual measurements. For example, a 20 × 20 ft. floor is 400 sq. ft. Smaller projects may be affected by a minimum charge.

Full-flake garage floor with a neutral grey blend and coated perimeter
Compare the complete finish, including the floor and perimeter details.

Choose the complete floor system

Epoxy, polyaspartic and the finish you live with.

Epoxy and polyaspartic can work together in one garage floor. A common full-flake build uses an epoxy base, a full decorative broadcast and a compatible polyaspartic clear topcoat.

The base bonds to prepared concrete and holds the decorative layer. The topcoat forms the surface exposed to tires, shoes, cleaning and door-line sunlight. We select the products and texture after reviewing your slab and how you use the garage.

Explore polyaspartic garage topcoat options
Compare the finish and the complete coating specification
Option Why consider it? What to confirm
Full-flake epoxy with clear topcoat Consistent decorative coverage for parking, storage and home workshops. Concrete preparation, compatible layers, topcoat and texture after sealing.
Polyaspartic topcoat or faster-cure build UV-resistant finish choices and a shorter curing window where the specified products permit. Product data, moisture limits, application conditions and vehicle-use time for every layer.
Quartz broadcast A coloured aggregate finish where a more textured surface suits the space. Finished texture, cleanability and topcoat compatibility.
Metallic or solid colour Decorative movement or a uniform appearance for suitable specialty garages. Sunlight, visible dust and tire marks, scratches and wet-surface traction.

Flake and quartz describe the decorative layer. Grip depends on the finished texture, topcoat, water, contaminants and maintenance. Review the proposed sample rather than relying on the flake colour alone.

Colour, texture & light

Find a finish that feels at home.

Browse 45 Torginol 1/4-inch flake blends, including Gravel, Wombat, Raven and Nightfall. Compare a physical sample in your garage; screens, lighting and the clear finish change how a colour appears.

Browse all 45 garage flake colours Expand the colour catalogue

45 colours

Torginol Raven FB-915 quarter-inch flake colour sample
RavenFB-915
Torginol Full Moon FB-917 quarter-inch flake colour sample
Full MoonFB-917
Torginol Koala FB-811 quarter-inch flake colour sample
KoalaFB-811
Torginol Nightfall FB-715 quarter-inch flake colour sample
NightfallFB-715
Torginol Carbon F9202 quarter-inch flake colour sample
CarbonF9202
Torginol Gargoyle FB-914 quarter-inch flake colour sample
GargoyleFB-914
Torginol Wombat FB-616 quarter-inch flake colour sample
WombatFB-616
Torginol Celestial FB-926 quarter-inch flake colour sample
CelestialFB-926
Torginol Lanai Gray F3080 quarter-inch flake colour sample
Lanai GrayF3080
Torginol Wilddove FB-911 quarter-inch flake colour sample
WilddoveFB-911
Torginol Timberwolf FB-909 quarter-inch flake colour sample
TimberwolfFB-909
Torginol Summit FB-721 quarter-inch flake colour sample
SummitFB-721
Torginol Reed FB-507 quarter-inch flake colour sample
ReedFB-507
Torginol Houndstooth FB-910 quarter-inch flake colour sample
HoundstoothFB-910
Torginol Avalanche FB-722 quarter-inch flake colour sample
AvalancheFB-722
Torginol Thunder FB-912 quarter-inch flake colour sample
ThunderFB-912
Torginol Galaxy FB-907 quarter-inch flake colour sample
GalaxyFB-907
Torginol Domino FB-411 quarter-inch flake colour sample
DominoFB-411
Torginol Crossbow FB-320 quarter-inch flake colour sample
CrossbowFB-320
Torginol Feathergray FB-905 quarter-inch flake colour sample
FeathergrayFB-905
Torginol Stonehenge FB-427 quarter-inch flake colour sample
StonehengeFB-427
Torginol Gracious FB-916 quarter-inch flake colour sample
GraciousFB-916
Torginol Stargazer FB-908 quarter-inch flake colour sample
StargazerFB-908
Torginol Stonycreek FB-806 quarter-inch flake colour sample
StonycreekFB-806
Torginol Arctic FB-704 quarter-inch flake colour sample
ArcticFB-704
Torginol Coyote FB-513 quarter-inch flake colour sample
CoyoteFB-513
Torginol Anvil FB-726 quarter-inch flake colour sample
AnvilFB-726
Torginol Gravel FB-414 quarter-inch flake colour sample
GravelFB-414
Torginol Cabinfever FB-127 quarter-inch flake colour sample
CabinfeverFB-127
Torginol Seamist FB-802 quarter-inch flake colour sample
SeamistFB-802
Torginol Submarine FB-608 quarter-inch flake colour sample
SubmarineFB-608
Torginol Rocky Ridge FB-801 quarter-inch flake colour sample
Rocky RidgeFB-801
Torginol Silverbells FB-903 quarter-inch flake colour sample
SilverbellsFB-903
Torginol Snowfall FB-602 quarter-inch flake colour sample
SnowfallFB-602
Torginol Lunar FB-904 quarter-inch flake colour sample
LunarFB-904
Torginol Nordicgreen FB-514 quarter-inch flake colour sample
NordicgreenFB-514
Torginol Sprout FB-938 quarter-inch flake colour sample
SproutFB-938
Torginol Schist F9307 quarter-inch flake colour sample
SchistF9307
Torginol Juniper FB-927 quarter-inch flake colour sample
JuniperFB-927
Torginol Opal FB-901 quarter-inch flake colour sample
OpalFB-901
Torginol Seacrest FB-803 quarter-inch flake colour sample
SeacrestFB-803
Torginol Siberian FB-902 quarter-inch flake colour sample
SiberianFB-902
Torginol Glacial FB-940 quarter-inch flake colour sample
GlacialFB-940
Torginol Birchbark FB-1005 quarter-inch flake colour sample
BirchbarkFB-1005
Torginol Suave FB-920 quarter-inch flake colour sample
SuaveFB-920

Confirm blend availability and your final selection before installation. Prefer a broader selection? View our flooring colour charts , or bring your shortlist to the site assessment.

Have a colour in mind? Include its name with your garage photos.

Plan your finish

From the concrete up

The work beneath the finish matters.

Older sealers, peeling coatings, oil contamination, cracks and damp areas need assessment before a new coating is installed. We review moisture and substrate conditions against the proposed manufacturer's requirements.

Edges, corners, thresholds and the route into your home receive attention alongside the open floor. For detached and laneway garages, access, weather protection and working conditions also shape the plan.

Replacing a failed garage coating?

We assess why it failed, then specify removal and any additional treatment. A new topcoat alone does not resolve weak concrete, contamination or an underlying moisture problem.

  1. Inspect the slab

    Review concrete condition, existing finishes, contamination, cracks, spalls and moisture concerns. Identify any testing and repairs needed for the proposed floor.

  2. Diamond-grind and prepare

    Mechanically remove unsuitable material and profile the concrete for the specified coating, including edges and the garage door area.

  3. Repair and detail

    Complete the agreed crack and surface repairs. Assess joints individually; moving joints require an appropriate detail rather than simply coating over them.

  4. Apply the base system

    Install the specified primer, any required moisture treatment and the base coat under the product's permitted conditions.

  5. Broadcast and protect

    Install the selected decorative flakes or aggregate, remove excess material and apply a compatible topcoat with the agreed texture.

  6. Cure and hand over

    Review the finished floor and provide cleaning, loading and vehicle-use guidance for the installed system and actual site conditions.

Plan your parking & storage

When can you use the garage again?

Installation time and the time before parking are separate. A surface ready for walking may still need further curing before vehicles, shelving or heavy equipment return.

Ask about a one-day installation if you have a short work window. Suitability depends on preparation, repairs, moisture, temperature and the complete coating system. Vehicle access follows the written release date for your floor.

Discuss your preferred dates

Before installation

Clear the agreed work area and arrange parking and storage. Tell us about fixed cabinets, appliances and anything that cannot be moved.

During the work

Agree access, power, ventilation and how the work area will be kept clear of people, pets, vehicles and stored items.

Before driving back in

Follow the vehicle-use guidance supplied for the installed assembly. Our August 2026 Maple Ridge project allowed five days before parking; that is a project example, not a universal cure time.

Aftercare & confidence

Keep the finish looking considered.

Care for the wearing surface

Sweep or vacuum abrasive grit and clean spills promptly with products compatible with the installed coating. Use the supplied care instructions for cleaners, mats and protective pads.

Discuss wet tire tracks, door-line sunlight and how much texture you want during selection. Easier cleaning and suitable traction depend on the complete finish and your maintenance routine.

Experience and a written scope

Our company portfolio includes 500+ completed flooring projects, supported by 20+ years in flooring and construction. Those figures cover our wider services, including commercial, industrial and residential flooring.

Priority One Epoxy Flooring is licensed and insured. Qualifying systems include written warranty information; review the term, covered defects, exclusions and care requirements with your quote.

Learn about Priority One

Before you choose your garage floor

Garage epoxy flooring questions.

Tell us about your slab, how you use the garage and your preferred finish. A site review helps turn those choices into a clear project quotation.

Speak with our team: 604-761-1605
How much does garage epoxy flooring cost in Vancouver?

Our standard full-flake planning range is $8.50–$11.50 per sq. ft. CAD. At that rate, 400 sq. ft. calculates to $3,400–$4,600 as a basic budget example. Minimum charges, removal, repairs, moisture treatment and the selected finish can change the total. Your written quote confirms inclusions and applicable taxes.

Is epoxy or polyaspartic better for a garage?

They can serve different roles in the same floor. Epoxy may form the base and hold the flakes; a compatible polyaspartic topcoat can provide UV resistance and a shorter curing window. Compare the named products, preparation, complete build and parking schedule rather than the coating name alone.

Can the floor be installed in one day?

Some garages and product combinations may suit a shorter application schedule. Existing coatings, repairs, moisture and temperatures affect feasibility. One-day application does not automatically mean next-day parking; we confirm return-to-use guidance for the complete installed system.

Can you repair cracks or replace peeling garage floor paint?

We assess the concrete and cause of coating failure first. Unsound material requires removal, and the quote identifies the agreed crack and surface repairs. Active movement, moisture and structural concerns need an appropriate detail or further assessment.

Is a flake garage floor slippery when wet?

The finished texture and topcoat matter as much as the flakes. We review the wet conditions and traction you need, then balance texture with cleaning effort. Water, oil and grit still need prompt removal.

Will the coating handle hot tires and sunlight?

The proposed system needs to be suitable for vehicle use and the sunlight at your garage door. Compatibility, substrate preparation and sufficient curing matter. Review the selected topcoat's product data and follow the supplied vehicle-use instructions.

Do you coat detached and laneway garages?

Yes. We review detached, attached and laneway garage floors in Vancouver and Metro Vancouver. Access, power, slab condition, moisture, weather protection and working temperature determine the installation plan.

What warranty comes with the floor?

Qualifying systems include written warranty information. Your quotation should identify the applicable term, covered defects, exclusions and maintenance requirements. Slab movement and moisture conditions must be addressed in the agreed scope.

Vancouver & Metro Vancouver

Make your garage feel finished.

Send your location, approximate floor area, a few concrete photos, preferred colours and work dates. We will review your garage and arrange the next step toward a free site assessment and written quote.

Serving Vancouver and surrounding Metro Vancouver communities, including Richmond, Burnaby, the North Shore, New Westminster, the Tri-Cities, Surrey, Delta, Langley and Maple Ridge.