Moncton Epoxy Floors
A few quick details help us plan the visit to your Moncton property. We also answer calls at +1 (506) 305-6969.
Moncton Epoxy Floors provides epoxy flooring, garage coatings, warehouse coatings and concrete repair to homeowners and business owners across Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview. Every job we take on is fully insured. Each price is set out on a written quote once we have seen the concrete in person, and that visit is free.
Call (506) 305-6969.
Choose a floor type to read how it is prepared, what finishes suit it and what it tends to cost.
A garage floor coating locks road salt, slush and oil drips out of the concrete and leaves a bright floor that hoses clean. We put down flake epoxy and polyaspartic systems in attached and detached garages across Greater Moncton.
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A warehouse floor coating toughens bare concrete, ends the dust problem and makes the aisles faster to sweep. We coat distribution centres, storage buildings and dock areas in Moncton, Dieppe and the surrounding industrial parks.
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A coated basement slab stops the concrete dust, brightens the room and wipes clean after a washer leak or a muddy hockey bag. Laundry rooms, storage areas, home gyms and rec rooms are all good candidates.
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Retail counters, waiting rooms and studio floors get a seamless resin surface that stands up to slush season and a daily wet mop. Stores, offices, clinics, fitness studios and showrooms in Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview all use it.
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Polyaspartic floor coating is the quick-turnaround choice, since a garage coated on Tuesday usually has the car back inside by Wednesday. The clear layer also stays water-clear under summer sun.
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Production floors that carry carts, drums and steel-wheeled dollies need a thick resin build that shrugs off spills. We install these systems in breweries, food plants, machine shops and service bays across Moncton's industrial parks.
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Commercial kitchen flooring has to keep boiling water, fryer grease and degreasers off the concrete for years. We install seamless resin floors for restaurants, bakeries, brewpubs and food plants around Greater Moncton.
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Warehouse floor marking tells drivers and staff where each kind of traffic belongs and where everyone must stop. We lay out lanes, walkways, stop bars, hatched zones and storage bays in Moncton warehouses and plants.
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Pearl and mica pigments stirred into clear resin give a floor ripples, depth and a glossy, almost liquid look. Each pour is shaped by hand, so the pattern is one of a kind.
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Concrete floor repair brings a tired slab back to solid footing, from salt-pitted garage aprons to chewed-up forklift joints. We repair concrete in garages, basements, warehouses and shops throughout Greater Moncton.
View Concrete Floor RepairEpoxy flooring holds only as well as the concrete underneath it, so most of our hours on a job go into the slab. A diamond grinder opens the surface, every crack is patched, and the primer is picked from a moisture reading.
The same habits apply in a single-car garage off Mountain Road and in a shipping bay in the Caledonia Industrial Park. Only the coating system changes from one room to the next.
The about page explains how the company works, and the contact page has our hours and the request form.
Epoxy flooring keeps winter brine, oil drips and spilled coffee on the surface, where a mop can reach them.
Cleanup takes minutes, since a squeegee pushes grit straight off a seamless surface.
A light colour bounces the existing lighting around a garage, basement or aisle.
Sealed concrete no longer sheds fine dust onto cars, stock and shelving.
Epoxy flooring carries real weight, from a pickup on winter tires to a loaded pallet jack.
Flake blends, metallic pours and solid colours let the floor match the room.
Four habits travel with us to every floor in Greater Moncton.
Garage concrete lasts longer under a sealed coating, because road slush can no longer sink in. Moncton storms often bring snow mixed with rain or freezing rain, and January thaws are normal. Every trip home drops more salty meltwater on the slab.
Bare concrete drinks that water. A hard frost then pops chips off the top. Our garage floor coating gives the meltwater nowhere to go but out the door, and a sprinkle of anti-slip aggregate in the clear coat keeps tires and boots steady.
A basement slab gets a moisture reading from us before any epoxy flooring is mixed. Vapour rising through the concrete is the usual reason a basement coating bubbles or lifts. The reading tells us whether a damp-tolerant primer belongs in the system.
New Brunswick also has a radon story. Health Canada's survey found roughly 21 percent of homes in the province above its guideline. A coating does not count as radon mitigation, so a radon test comes first. Details are on our basement epoxy flooring page.
Hard-wearing epoxy flooring stops forklift wheels from wearing a warehouse slab into powder. Greater Moncton ships goods across Atlantic Canada, and large grocery and retail distribution centres operate in Caledonia and the other industrial parks.
Our warehouse floor coating toughens the slab and closes the joints. Painted lanes from our warehouse floor marking service can follow on the same visit, so drivers have clear routes on day one.
Commercial epoxy flooring gives a store, clinic or office a front entrance that a mop can handle all winter. Snow and salt come through Moncton doors from November into April.
Commercial epoxy flooring work can run after closing or across a weekend. Your customers can still come in while a section is being coated.
Restaurant kitchens and food plants need a floor that tolerates scalding water, grease and strong cleaners. Standard epoxy flooring can soften under very hot washdown, so those rooms often get urethane cement instead.
Our commercial kitchen flooring slopes to every drain and turns up the wall in a coved base. Brewhouses and packaging lines get industrial epoxy flooring poured thicker for carts and steel wheels.
A polyaspartic clear coat can have a garage back in service in about a day. Standard epoxy flooring usually needs several days before a car can roll onto it. Polyaspartic also keeps its colour in direct sun.
Spring and fall floor work in Moncton has short windows between cold snaps. Our polyaspartic floor coating page lays out where it beats epoxy and where it does not.
Metallic epoxy flooring puts a poured, glossy floor with real movement into a rec room or showroom. Each one is worked by hand while wet, so every pattern is unique.
Basements, home gyms, salons and car showrooms suit it well. Our metallic epoxy flooring page covers colour choices and day-to-day care.
Cracks, spalls and broken joints are repaired before epoxy flooring goes down, because every flaw below telegraphs through to the surface.
Concrete floor repair covers crack filling, joint rebuilding, patching frost damage and removing old paint. It can also be booked as a job on its own.
Epoxy flooring gives a home workshop a surface that shrugs off dropped wrenches, brake fluid and sawdust. Plenty of properties in Irishtown, Lakeville and out toward Lutes Mountain have a detached shop or a big double garage that doubles as one.
Oil and solvents stain bare concrete for good. On a coated shop floor they wipe up with a rag, and a light colour makes small parts easier to find. A thicker build under a workbench or a hoist adds extra protection where the heavy work happens.
Epoxy flooring and traffic coatings protect the parking levels under new apartment buildings, which have gone up quickly as Greater Moncton has grown. Every car that pulls in during winter drips salty slush onto the deck.
Starting with a sealed surface is far cheaper than repairing salt damage ten years later. Coated drive lanes, painted stalls and clear walkways also help the building look well cared for between tenants.
Epoxy flooring in a cottage porch, mudroom or garage near Shediac handles beach sand, wet towels and long empty stretches over the winter. Sand works like sandpaper on bare concrete and on soft finishes.
A flake floor hides sand between sweeps and dries quickly after a wet day at the beach. The sealed surface also stands up to the damp air of a closed-up cottage, as long as the slab passes its moisture reading first.
House age changes how much grinding a slab needs before epoxy flooring. Homes in Sunny Brae, Lewisville and the Old West End often have hairline cracks, oil stains and several coats of old floor paint.
New builds in North Moncton, Fox Creek and Riverview East have young concrete. It needs about four weeks to cure, and builders often spray on a curing sealer that the grinder has to remove.
Professionally built epoxy flooring is several layers deep, while a retail kit is a single thin coat. Kits also tend to go over a slab that was only washed or acid etched.
Warm tires grab that thin film and pull it up, and brine creeps under the edges. A ground surface and a layered build keep our coatings locked to the concrete.
Epoxy flooring across Canada usually lands between $5 and $12 per square foot, and your written quote sets the actual figure. Flake garage systems tend to run $6 to $10. Metallic pours run $8 to $12, and heavy warehouse builds can reach $15.
Room size, repair work and the system you pick move the number. Most projects carry a minimum near $2,500. The estimator on this page gives a ballpark, and a phone call gets you a firm price.
Choose the kind of floor, enter its area in square feet, and a ballpark range appears.
These numbers reflect Canadian market ranges rather than a quote. Repairs, moisture and room size shape the final price, and most projects carry a minimum near $2,500.
Typical installed range
A no-charge visit covers measuring, a moisture reading and a plain answer on which coating fits.
First, we come out, measure the room, meter the slab for moisture and email a written quote.
Next, the room is masked off and the slab is diamond ground with dust extraction running.
Then cracks, joints and damaged patches are filled and levelled.
After that, the primer, body coat and any flake or metallic layer go down.
Finally, the clear coat is rolled on and you get the dates for walking and for parking.
Moncton Epoxy Floors works throughout Greater Moncton, which takes in the City of Moncton, the City of Dieppe and the Town of Riverview on the far bank of the Petitcodiac.
Regular trips also take us to Irishtown, Lakeville, Lutes Mountain, Shediac, Memramcook, Salisbury, Hillsborough and Sackville. For a property farther out, a quick call will tell you if we can make it.
Reach us at (506) 305-6969 or through the form, and a visit gets scheduled at a time that suits you.
Send the form and the office will follow up to arrange a visit. You are welcome to phone +1 (506) 305-6969.
In a home garage, a properly prepared system commonly lasts 15 to 20 years. Commercial floors with heavy traffic may want a fresh clear coat earlier. Prep matters more than the resin brand.
A glassy clear coat can get slick under wet boots. Garages, kitchens and entrances get anti-slip aggregate in the final coat. Flake systems also carry a slight texture of their own.
It can, as long as the space is heated. Epoxy needs the concrete to stay above roughly 10°C while it cures. Slab temperature is checked on arrival, and heaters are added when a garage runs cold.
Occasionally. Tile that is firmly bonded can be ground and coated, but loose tile has to go. In most houses the tile comes up and the concrete under it is coated.
Phone (506) 305-6969 or fill out the form here. We arrange a time to see the floor, and the written quote follows.
