Condo Flooring Built for Shared Spaces
Condominium corporations manage shared spaces on behalf of every owner, so a flooring project must be well planned, well communicated and well executed. Underground parking, storage lockers, mechanical rooms, waste and recycling rooms and amenity spaces see heavy use, and bare or worn concrete stains, dusts and deteriorates. A professionally installed epoxy system protects the slab, improves the appearance of the space and gives property managers a surface that is simple to maintain. Request a free estimate to discuss your building.
One client, a condo board member, described Supreme Epoxy as a very considerate group who were respectful to the owners of the building, its property and its surroundings, with first-class results. That is the standard we aim to deliver on every condo project.
Condo Spaces We Floor
- Underground and podium parking garages
- Storage lockers and bike rooms
- Mechanical, electrical and garbage rooms
- Amenity rooms: gyms, party rooms and workshops
- Lobbies, corridors and service areas
Planning Around Residents
A condo project succeeds or fails on communication. We provide clear written notices, agreed schedules and section-by-section access plans, so owners know when their parking space or locker area will be unavailable and when it will return. We work with property managers on signage, barriers and reopening times, and respond quickly to questions from the board and residents.
Built for board approval. We provide a detailed written scope, specification and schedule that can be reviewed by the board, the property manager and your consultant.
Condition Review and Repair
Before we quote, we walk the spaces and note cracks, spalls, joints and drainage. Surface damage is repaired as part of the work. Structural concerns are outside our scope and we recommend an engineer where we see signs of them. See our concrete repair service.
Timeline and Pricing Factors
Condo projects range from a single locker room to a full multi-level garage. A written quote is provided after a free site assessment. The main pricing factors are:
- The total area and number of levels or rooms
- Concrete condition and repairs required
- The system and traction level, especially on ramps and turns
- Line marking, numbering and accessible spaces
- Phasing, access and notice requirements
See our epoxy flooring cost guide and our commercial epoxy flooring page for related spaces.