NW Calgary.
Garage floors from Edgemont up to Carrington. We come to you, measure for free and leave a written price.
Communities.
Edgemont
Some of the oldest garages we see in the north end. Expect worn aprons, wider cracks and sometimes old paint to grind off. Bigger lots often mean room for a workshop corner.
Hamptons and Hidden Valley
Mostly ’90s builds. Twenty-plus salt seasons usually show up as pitting by the door. Grinding and filling it is what makes the new floor look new.
Panorama Hills and Country Hills
Large, busy family garages built through the late ’90s and 2000s. Flake is the go-to here because it hides gravel and tire marks between sweeps.
Kincora and Evanston
Concrete from the 2000s and 2010s, usually in good shape. That means less repair, and most doubles finish in a day.
Sage Hill and Nolan Hill
Newer slabs off Stoney Trail and Shaganappi. The best time to coat is before the first few winters start pitting the surface.
Carrington
Brand-new builds. Fresh concrete needs time to dry, so we moisture-test it and book you for when it’s ready.
What NW garages go through.
Salt and slush
Brine off Stoney Trail and Crowchild soaks into bare concrete and pops the surface off. A sealed floor wipes clean.
Chinooks
Freeze, thaw, freeze again, sometimes in one day. Sealing the slab keeps water from working into cracks.
Gravel and grit
Construction dust from the new phases gets everywhere. Flake and quartz hide it; a broom does the rest.
Across the north end.
We also coat floors in NE Calgary, from Coventry Hills to Cornerstone, and out to Airdrie, Balzac, Crossfield.
See your floor done right.
Free on-site measure and a written price. No pressure.