Why Parking Garage Floors Need Protection
Parking structures in Toronto and the GTA face some of the harshest conditions of any floor. Vehicles track in road salt and slush, freeze-thaw cycles penetrate the concrete, oil drips accumulate and tires turn tightly on ramps and corners. Bare concrete absorbs all of it, and over time it stains, dusts, scales and cracks. A properly specified coating system protects the slab, brightens the structure and simplifies day-to-day maintenance. Request a free estimate to discuss your facility.
Who We Work With
- Condo and apartment buildings with underground or podium parking
- Office buildings and commercial plazas
- Property managers and condo boards planning a refresh or reserve-fund project
- Retail and mixed-use developments
- Private and public parking structures
Condition Assessment and Repair Come First
A coating can only protect sound concrete. We start with a full walk-through of each level, looking for cracks, spalls, delamination, failing joints and areas where water is getting in. Structural concerns are for an engineer, and where we find them we say so. Surface damage is repaired as part of the work. See our concrete repair service for the repair side.
System Options
Epoxy Floor Coating
A durable, easy-to-clean coating for interior parking levels, storage and mechanical rooms, with aggregate added for traction.
Polyaspartic and Polyurethane Topcoats
Better UV and abrasion resistance for areas near entrances and ramps. See polyaspartic coatings.
Traction and Line Marking
Aggregate broadcast, painted stalls, directional arrows, accessible spaces and pedestrian crossings, all built into the system.
Planned for residents and tenants. We schedule work level by level with clear notice, so owners can keep vehicles moving and residents informed.
Timeline and Pricing Factors
Parking projects vary significantly, so we quote in writing after a free site visit and condition review. The main factors are:
- The total area and the number of levels
- Concrete condition and the repairs needed
- The coating system and level of traction required
- Line marking, signage zones and accessible spaces
- How the work must be phased around vehicle access
See our epoxy flooring cost guide for a general overview and commercial epoxy flooring for other building spaces.