Garage Floor Epoxy Installers in Vancouver, BC

What makes a garage floor feel “premium”?

A luxury garage finish is clean, consistent, and intentional — and it starts with preparation. We build results around mechanical diamond grinding, correct repairs, controlled broadcast coverage, and a protective clear coat that improves cleanability and keeps the finish crisp.

• Adhesion-first preparation for long-term bonding and durability.
• Moisture-aware priming to reduce bubbling and delamination risk.
• Balanced traction so it feels safe without being hard to clean.
• Clean detailing at edges, stems, and transitions for a finished-room look.

Most failures start with shortcuts in preparation. A premium epoxy garage floor starts with the slab and ends with protective sealing chosen for how you actually use the space.

Why Vancouver garages need the right system

Vancouver garages see constant moisture cycles: rain tracking, puddling near the door line, humidity, and vapour drive through concrete. Add road salts, sand, tire plasticizers, and abrasion, and bare concrete becomes stained, dusty, and difficult to maintain.

• Wet seasons, slush, and road salt residue.
• Grit from sand, gravel, and driveway debris.
• Oil, chemicals, and tire marks from daily parking.
• Humidity and moisture pressure through the slab.

This page is dedicated to residential garage floor epoxy installation in Vancouver and the Lower Mainland — finish options, process, flake colours, and maintenance guidance for garage use.

Full flake broadcast (most popular)

Full flake broadcast creates a consistent, design-forward surface that hides dust and tire marks while adding subtle texture. It’s the best balance of luxury appearance and practical performance for most Vancouver garages.

• Modern “finished room” look with uniform coverage.
• Excellent dirt-hiding and scratch-camouflage.
• Comfortable texture that stays easy to clean.

Quartz broadcast (performance + traction)

Quartz systems deliver refined texture and strong wear resistance. If your garage is a workshop, gym, or heavy-use space, quartz provides traction and durability while still looking premium.

• Excellent traction without looking “industrial”.
• High wear resistance for busy households.
• Great for utility zones and wet foot traffic.

Metallic (statement finish)

Metallic floors offer depth and movement similar to stone or liquid metal. They’re ideal when you want a standout, showroom-style look, best in garages that stay relatively clean and controlled.

• One-of-one visual depth and patterning.
• Showroom look when paired with a premium clear coat.
• Best for clients who want a luxury feature finish.

If you’re considering metallic, see: Metallic Epoxy Flooring Vancouver.

01 — Assess the slab and define the build

We inspect for cracks, spalling, old sealers or coatings, oil saturation, and moisture risk areas. Then we match the system to your use: daily parking, gym, workshop, storage movement, or heavy use.

• Concrete condition check and surface hardness variations.
• Old coating/paint identification and removal plan if required.
• Finish selection based on your style and cleaning preference.

A premium quote isn’t a guess. It’s a plan built around real site conditions.

02 — Mechanical diamond grinding and detail prep

Grinding creates the profile needed for mechanical bonding. We use diamond tooling to open the concrete, remove weak laitance, and create a consistent surface for coatings to lock into.

• Diamond grinding for a consistent bonding profile.
• Edge detailing so the perimeter looks finished.
• Thorough vacuuming to remove fine dust and debris.

03 — Crack repair and joint strategy

Cracks and joints need a strategy. We repair for appearance and performance while using methods that fit the slab’s condition and movement.

• Crack treatment and patching as required.
• Joint edge cleanup for a clean visual line.
• Localized repairs in spalled or weakened areas.

04 — Base coat, broadcast, and coverage control

We install the base layer and broadcast your finish. Full flake is the most common because it delivers uniform coverage and hides daily dust. Quartz can be selected for increased traction. Metallic is installed with technique and timing to build depth.

• Base coat designed for bonding and build.
• Full broadcast for consistent texture and luxury look.
• Clean cut lines and controlled edges.

05 — Scrape, vacuum, and seal

After broadcast, we scrape to remove vertical edges and create a comfortable, consistent texture. Then we vacuum thoroughly and apply a protective clear coat to improve cleanability and chemical resistance.

• Scraping for comfort, consistency, and quality control.
• Vacuuming and detail cleanup before sealing.
• Clear coat chosen for long-term durability and use.

06 — Cure + return-to-service guidance

We provide clear guidance for foot traffic, storage movement, and vehicles. Protecting the finish during early cure helps it reach full performance. For tight timelines, we can recommend faster-return options.

• Clear steps for parking timelines and protection.
• Maintenance tips for the first weeks of use.
• Long-term care guidance to keep the finish luxury.

Epoxy (foundation and build)

Epoxy is commonly used for build layers because it provides strong film build and a stable base for flake or quartz. In garages, performance depends on prep and protective sealing.

• Strong base for flake and quartz broadcast finishes.
• Excellent build for a refined, consistent look.
• Best when protected with the right clear coat.

Polyaspartic (premium protection)

Polyaspartic is often selected as a protective layer for chemical resistance and improved colour stability near bright door openings. It’s a popular top-layer option for premium residential garages in the Lower Mainland.

• Strong protection for daily parking and cleaning.
• Excellent option for bright garages near the door line.
• Good fit when you need faster access.

Polyurea (specialty performance)

Polyurea is typically used when higher performance is required. The best choice depends on slab condition and how the system is specified. We recommend it when it genuinely matches the project needs.

• High performance when specified correctly.
• Good fit for certain heavy-use scenarios.
• Best selected after an on-site assessment.

Concrete condition and preparation needs

Preparation is where long-term performance is earned. If the slab has weak concrete, old paint, sealers, or contamination, we address it properly so your garage floor coating bonds and stays bonded.

• Cracks, spalls, and joint edges that require repair.
• Old coatings or paint that must be removed.
• Oil or chemical contamination requiring additional prep.
• Uneven surfaces that need localized patching.

Finish selection and protective sealing

Full flake is often the best value because it looks luxury while staying practical. Quartz can be selected for traction and durability. Metallic is a statement finish and can involve more technique and finishing detail. Protective sealing is what keeps the finish clean and resistant to staining.

• Flake, quartz, or metallic finish complexity.
• Texture level chosen for safety and cleanability.
• Protective sealing selection based on exposure and use.
• Detailing around stems, thresholds, and transitions.

Weekly: quick sweep

Sweep or dust-mop to remove sand, driveway debris, and small stones. This is the simplest way to keep the finish crisp.

Monthly: light mop

Use a pH-neutral cleaner with warm water. Avoid harsh degreasers unless needed for a spot clean.

Seasonal: rinse door line

In rainy seasons and winter months, rinse and lightly mop near the garage door line to remove salts and grime from vehicles.