Polyaspartic Garage Floor Coating
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Garage Floor Coating
Polyaspartic Floor Coating for Your Garage
A durable, chemical-resistant floor installed in as little as a day — with dozens of colors and flake blends to choose from.
1-Day Install · 10-Year Warranty · Dozens of Colors · Chemical & Abrasion Resistant
Ready to upgrade your garage floor?
The Polyaspartic Advantage
Why Polyaspartic?
UV Stable
Won't yellow or fade over time, even in direct sunlight.
Abrasion & Impact Resistant
Industry-leading resistance to scuffs, impacts and everyday wear.
Chemical Resistant
Stands up to household chemicals, oil, gas, diesel, automotive chemicals and salt.
Moisture Membrane Properties
Helps prevent moisture from damaging concrete and surrounding building components.
Heat & Hot Tire Resistant
Prevents "hot tire pickup," a major failure point for traditional epoxy floors.
3X Stronger Than Epoxy
A tougher, longer-lasting bond built to handle everyday garage life.
Your Options
Colors & Flake Blends
Every floor is finished with the same durable polyaspartic system — choose a solid color or a flake blend to match your style. Options marked with an asterisk (*) are premium blends.
Wombat
Tidal Wave
Raven
Gravel
Orbit
Hog
Nightfall
Cabin Fever
Outback
Domino
Aurora Glitter *
Domino Glitter *
Basalt (Marble) *
Dolerite (Marble) *
Schist (Marble) *
Black
White
Tan
Light Grey
Slate Grey
Dalmation *
Davenport *
Twilight *
Matrix *
How It Works
Our Process
Diamond Grind
We completely diamond-grind the existing concrete to open the pores for maximum adhesion.
Crack & Pit Repair
Cracks and pits are repaired before coating begins, giving you a smooth, even surface.
Tinted Base Coat
A tinted polyaspartic base coat is applied 1–2mm thick, at 1 gallon per 100 sq ft.
Full Broadcast Flake Coat
Flakes are broadcast to full rejection — complete, even coverage, no bare spots.
Clear Topcoat
A clear polyaspartic topcoat seals everything in at 1–2mm thick for lasting durability.
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10-Year Limited Warranty
Every polyaspartic floor we install is backed by a comprehensive adhesion warranty — real peace of mind, not just a sales pitch.
Know Your Options
Polyaspartic vs. Epoxy
The Old Standard
Epoxy
- –Can take 24–72 hours to cure before you can walk on it
- –Narrower temperature & humidity window for install
- –Can yellow or fade with UV exposure over time
- –Prone to hot-tire pickup and peeling
What We Install
Polyaspartic
- ✓Cures in as little as a day — back in your garage fast
- ✓Installs in a much wider range of conditions, nearly year-round
- ✓UV-stable finish that holds its color and gloss
- ✓Superior abrasion & chemical resistance, built for daily use
Real Projects
See the Difference in Real Garages
Full flake blend, driveway to back wall
Clean grey flake finish
Bright, reflective garage floor
Finished floor with custom cabinetry
Get Your Free Polyaspartic Estimate
Fill out the form below and a design consultant will follow up to confirm your quote and installation date.
Polyaspartic FAQs
How long does installation take?
Most garages are coated and ready to walk on within a day, with full cure for vehicle traffic shortly after.
How is polyaspartic different from epoxy?
It cures faster, resists UV yellowing, and can be installed across a wider range of temperatures than traditional epoxy.
How durable is it?
Built to resist abrasion, chemicals, hot tires and daily wear without cracking or fading.
Can I choose a custom look?
Yes — solid colors or flake blends, including custom color combinations to match your garage.
Is polyaspartic better than epoxy for garage floors?
Yes. Polyaspartic outperforms traditional epoxy in cure time, UV stability, and long-term durability, making it the superior choice for Alberta garages.
How does the cost of polyaspartic compare to epoxy?
Polyaspartic can cost more upfront than a basic epoxy kit, but its faster install, longer lifespan, and lower failure rate make it the better long-term value.
Which lasts longer, epoxy or polyaspartic floor coating?
Polyaspartic is built to outlast epoxy, resisting the hot-tire pickup, peeling, and UV fading that commonly shorten an epoxy floor’s lifespan.