Kingston callers ask us these questions week after week, so the answers are collected here.
Phone us with it. Ten minutes on the line before a job clears up most doubts.
Kingston epoxy flooring usually costs $5 to $12 a square foot installed. Two-car garages tend to fall between $2,400 and $6,500, and industrial floors sit higher. Minimum charges sit near $2,500.
Built properly, a garage or basement floor stays in good shape for a long stretch of years. Preparation decides it. A diamond-ground slab under the correct primer far outlasts a coating rolled onto acid-etched or dusty concrete.
Yes. The moisture is measured first, and a damp-tolerant primer is used when the reading calls for one. Running water or an active leak has to be fixed before coating.
We normally lift the tile and glue and coat the concrete under it. A coating over tile depends on the old tile bond, and the grout pattern tends to show through.
Epoxy is a heavy base coat that needs a warm slab to cure. Polyaspartic sets faster, handles cooler concrete and stays clear in sunlight. Most garage systems we build combine the two.
Yes. Heated rooms are no problem, and polyaspartic handles cooler garages. We check the slab temperature each morning and bring heat when it is needed.
You can usually walk on it the next day. Furniture can return after about two days, and vehicles after two to seven days, depending on the system.
Every time. Cracks, scaled spots, dips and sump or valve patches are filled and sanded level as part of the job.
Phone (613) 777-8123 or send the form. We will arrange a floor check, measure up and send you an itemized quote.
Every service page explains the system, the rooms it suits and its usual Kingston price.
Garage floor coating keeps winter brine, motor oil and hot-tire marks on top of the slab, where a squeegee or mop deals with them. Each garage floor coating we put down is bonded to diamond-ground concrete and sealed under a clear coat that holds its colour.
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Basement epoxy flooring gives a chilly, dusty lower level a bright, sealed surface that mops dry in minutes after a spill. We fit it to family rooms, home gyms, laundry areas, hobby workshops and student rental suites.
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Concrete floor repair deals with the cracks, spalls, dips and peeling paint that would print through a fresh coating. We make the slab solid first, because a new floor is only as sound as the concrete it sits on.
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Polyaspartic floor coating sets up within hours, keeps its clarity under sun through an open door, and goes down on cooler concrete than standard epoxy will accept.
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Commercial epoxy flooring puts a joint-free, wipe-clean surface under clinics, labs, offices and storefronts. It takes rolling carts, office chairs and the nightly mop in stride.
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Commercial kitchen flooring for restaurants, cafés and food plants is a seamless resin floor that curves up the wall at a cove. Hot water, grease and sanitizer have no grout line to get into.
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Industrial epoxy flooring puts thick resin armour on production floors, test labs and maintenance shops where forklifts, dropped parts and chemical drips come with every shift.
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Warehouse floor coating guards distribution and storage slabs against forklift scuffing, concrete dust and spills, and it makes long aisles noticeably brighter.
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Flake epoxy floors bury a blend of coloured vinyl chips in the base coat, which leaves a speckled finish that disguises grit and gives boots more grip. Kingston garages ask for them more than any other look.
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Metallic epoxy floors swirl pearl pigments through clear resin for a deep, marbled look. Finished basements, home bars, salons and showrooms are where it shows best.
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