Garage & basement floor coatings · Airdrie, Balzac & Crossfield Mon–Sat 8am–6pm

Airdrie garage floors, finished in a day

We grind the slab, fix the cracks and lay down a coating that handles QE2 slush, road salt and hot tires. You get your garage back the next morning.

From
$6/sq ft
Most garages
1 day
Measure
Free
Modern white house with two black-framed glass garage doors and a wide concrete driveway
Crew in hi-vis vests spreading a fresh coating across a large concrete floor

What install day looks like

A typical double garage. Bigger floors and metallic pours take longer, and we’ll tell you that up front.

  1. Morning

    Grind

    Diamond grinders with dust extraction strip the slab back to fresh, open concrete. No acid etching.

  2. Late morning

    Repair

    Cracks, spalls and salt pitting get filled and ground flush so they don’t telegraph through.

  3. Midday

    Base and broadcast

    A tinted base coat goes down and flake is thrown until the floor won’t take any more.

  4. Afternoon

    Topcoat

    Loose flake is scraped off and a UV-stable polyaspartic clear coat seals everything in.

  5. Next day

    Walk on it

    Foot traffic the next morning. Park on it a few days later; we’ll give you the date.

Floors like these

Gallery
  • Low view across a glossy grey garage floor toward a silver race car
  • Large commercial space with a freshly coated, high-gloss white floor
  • Bright gallery space with a smooth sealed concrete floor

Straight pricing

Most Airdrie garages land between $6–$10 per square foot. Where you land depends on the finish and how rough the slab is. After the measure you get one written number, not a range.

Run the estimator

$6–$10per sq ft

Around Airdrie

Service area
  • Bayside
  • Coopers Crossing
  • Kings Heights
  • Reunion
  • Ravenswood
  • Hillcrest
  • Midtown
  • Windsong
  • Sagewood
  • The Canals
  • Luxstone
  • Cobblestone Creek
  • Prairie Springs
  • Williamstown
  • Southwinds

Plus Balzac, Crossfield, North Calgary.

Epoxy flooring in Airdrie

Airdrie Epoxy coats garage floors across the city, plus basements, shops and the odd showroom. Most of our work is in newer communities, where builder-grade slabs start pitting after a couple of winters of salt.

The system is the same on every job: diamond grinding, crack repair, a pigmented base, then full-broadcast flake, metallic epoxy, quartz or a solid colour, all under a polyaspartic topcoat. It cures in a cold garage and won’t yellow by the door.

Still deciding? Our guide to picking a garage floor coating is a good place to start.

Before you call

More answers
When can I put the truck back in?

You can walk on it the next day. Give it a few more before you drive in. The exact wait depends on how warm the garage is, so we set the date on the day.

Why polyaspartic on top instead of epoxy?

Epoxy yellows in sunlight and cures slowly in the cold. Polyaspartic does neither. We still use epoxy underneath, where it’s a tough, affordable base.

Roughly what will mine cost?

Figure $6–$10 per square foot. The finish and the state of your slab move it inside that range. The estimator gets you closer, and the measure gets you an exact number.

Do you work through the winter?

Yes, in attached or heated garages. We check the slab’s temperature and moisture at the measure before we book a date.

Get a number for your garage

We measure, test the slab for moisture and leave a written price. Free, and usually within the week.

Book a measure