Epoxy Flooring in Moncton — floors that outlast the wear and tear.

Most residential epoxy floors in Moncton take two days: one full day of diamond grinding and crack repair, and one day of coating. You can normally walk on the floor the next morning, return light items after 24 hours, and park a vehicle on it in 48–72 hours depending on the system and shop temperature. Larger commercial and warehouse floors are scheduled in sections so your operation keeps running.

Yes — we install epoxy year‑round. As long as the space can be heated to the proper temperature, winter installations are no problem. Garages, basements, and shops in Greater Moncton can all be coated safely during colder months.

Yes — every floor starts with full diamond grinding. No shortcuts, no acid wash, no “quick prep.” Proper prep is the reason our floors last.

Yes. Old, cracked or pitted concrete is most of what we coat. Before any epoxy goes down we diamond grind the slab, rout and fill cracks, patch spalling and pits, and repair damaged edges so the surface is sound and level. As long as the slab is structurally stable and free of active moisture problems, an epoxy or polyaspartic system will restore it and protect it for years.

Not when it is installed correctly. A smooth, wet epoxy floor can be slick, so we broadcast anti‑slip aggregate or flake into the coating and finish with a textured topcoat where grip matters — garage entries, shop floors, ramps and any area that sees snow, salt or water through a New Brunswick winter. We match the level of texture to how the space is used and how you want to clean it.

A properly prepped residential epoxy floor commonly lasts 15–20 years or more with normal use and simple cleaning. Commercial and industrial floors are specified thicker and topped with polyaspartic for abrasion and chemical resistance under forklifts, pallet jacks and heavy traffic. Lifespan comes down to preparation — full mechanical grinding is why our floors stay bonded instead of peeling.

Epoxy is the body of the system: it builds thickness, bonds into the ground concrete and gives the floor its strength. Polyaspartic is the protective topcoat: it cures in hours instead of days, resists yellowing from UV light, and adds extra chemical and abrasion resistance with a deeper gloss. Most of our garage and commercial floors use an epoxy base with a polyaspartic topcoat so you get both durability and a fast return to service.

There is a mild solvent odour while the coating is being applied and during the first few hours of cure. It is far lower than traditional solvent floor paints, and it fades quickly. We ventilate the space during and after installation, and in occupied homes or businesses we schedule the work so the area is closed off until the smell is gone — usually by the next day.

Pricing depends on square footage, the condition of the concrete and how much preparation and crack repair it needs, and the finish you choose — solid colour, flake, quartz or metallic, with or without a polyaspartic topcoat. We measure the space, tell you exactly what prep is required, and provide a written quote so you can see what you are paying for before any work starts.