Garage floors.
Ground, repaired and sealed for salt season. Most garages are done in a day.
Why bare concrete fails here.
Brine off your tires soaks into the slab and freezes. Over a few winters, that pops the surface off by the door and widens every crack.
A chinook can take the apron from frozen to dripping and back in a day. Sealing the slab keeps water out, so salt wipes off instead of eating in. North-end garages see gravel off the new-build streets all summer and slush off Stoney Trail all winter; a sealed floor shrugs off both.
Install day.
One working day for most single and double garages.
- Morning
Grind
Diamond grinders with dust extraction open the slab, right to the edges.
- Late morning
Repair
Cracks and spalls are filled and ground flush. Control joints keep working.
- Midday
Base and flake
A pigmented base coat, broadcast with flake until it’s fully covered.
- Afternoon
Clear coat
Polyaspartic clear, with grip added if you want it. Walk on it tomorrow.
What sets the price.
Ballpark $6–$9 per square foot. The slab decides where you land.
Condition
Salt-pitted aprons, wide cracks and old paint take more grinding and repair.
Size and shape
Bigger floors spread set-up time. Steps, drains and corners add hand work.
Stem walls
Optional, priced per linear foot.
Moisture
A high reading means a moisture-tolerant primer.
Easy to live with.
Winter
Squeegee salty slush out the door every week or two.
Spring
Hose it out, then mop with a pH-neutral cleaner. Skip vinegar and citrus.
Summer
Gravel and construction dust sweep right off. Put a pad under kickstands and jack stands.
See your floor done right.
Free on-site measure and a written price. No pressure.