The Premium Garage Epoxy Flooring Company in Surrey

Converting your Garage into a Welcoming and Professional-Looking Area.

Get Your Free Epoxy Flooring Estimate Today!

You can also call us and speak with our epoxy floor expert at 778-952-0221.

Converting your Garage into a Welcoming and Professional-Looking Area

Add Your Heading Text Here

ADVANTAGES:

A residential garage floor with properly applied epoxy and polyaspratic floor coatings is a great feature that is very beneficial to residential properties and is also a great investment. It will function as a powerful, long-lasting anti-dust sealer and instantly turn your garage floor into a welcoming space, but choosing the correct contractor is essential.

We acknowledge that not everyone will be a good fit for garage epoxy floor, but at the end of this page, you will know all you need to know to make an informed choice about which contractor to hire for your garage floor coating project. You’ll also know what questions to ask and where to look for long-lasting garage floor coating options that are installed correctly.

To see pictures of our completed projects in different color schemes and system configurations, please scroll to the bottom of the page.

The Advantages of Coating your Garage Floor with an Industrial-Grade Floor Coating

Garage Epoxy Floor is Chemical- and Slip-resistant

Your property’s worth will rise if you install an industrial-grade floor coating system on your garage floor. The Sydney median house can cost up to 1.1 million dollars, so if you make your garage floor more attractive, you can raise the property’s value and showcase the building’s excellence. High-build epoxy mortars make it simple to repair stained or damaged concrete, and our proprietary SEF premium designs can be applied on top.

Transform your garage with durable and stylish garage floor epoxy from Fraser Plus Epoxy. Our high-quality epoxy coatings provide a seamless, easy-to-clean surface that enhances the look and functionality of your space. Whether you’re looking for a sleek finish or extra protection, our garage floor epoxy solutions are designed to last.

Epoxy floor featuring gravel flake blend with shades of grey, red, and dark green.
A marble design epoxy flooring in a garage.

Sturdiness and longevity of Epoxy Garage Flooring System

When properly placed, a two-pack floor coating system is extremely durable and protects your garage floor from hot tire pick-up, fuel, and oil. For any garage floor covering, our SEF Premium Flake System with a polyaspartic topcoat is the ideal option. With its superior UV-resistant polyaspartic finish, you can be sure that it will be adequately preserved for many years to come, allowing you to relax!

Stress Free Cleaning and anti-dust features of a Garage Epoxy Floor

Epoxy coating allows you to permanently seal your concrete and eliminate worry—managing your garage floor can be a tedious task! The epoxy will form a barrier, making it possible to live a hassle-free life rather of spending hours cleaning up dust. Furthermore, it does away with dusting, which saves you even more time when cleaning your house. Think about applying an epoxy coating—it might be the long-term fix you’ve been searching for!

What is the Benefit of Investing in Garage Epoxy Coating?

Simple Garage Floor Covering Maintenance

Our floor coating solutions can be cleaned or pressure washed, and they require very little upkeep to stay clean.

Keeping your Family Safe: Low VOC Epoxy Coat

LOW VOC products are safe for you and your family to use, easy to breathe, and have a short-lived odor that dissipates over time.

Customized, Contemporary, and Exclusive Garage Epoxy Flooring Designs

There is something for every taste in our exclusive and contemporary designs, which have been created to satisfy contemporary design standards.

How to Choose the Right Garage Epoxy Contractor?

The longest floor coating job’s lifespan is primarily determined by proper preparation. The epoxy resin will not be anchored into the subfloor if the concrete is not correctly prepared, and it will break quickly.

With PROPER Floor preparation equipment, we can use diamond grinding as our approved way of preparation for GARAGE FLOOR EPOXY COATING. Fraser Plus Epoxy Floors does not recommend acid etching, pressure washing, or other comparable preparation methods. Although the finished product may seem the same, the coating is susceptible to chipping when exposed to heat and pressure, especially on automobile tires. Our fleet of specially designated garage floor coating vehicles is outfitted with the most recent floor preparation tools and dust extractors of the highest caliber.

The level of experience and product knowledge of an applicator play a significant role in the final outcome of your floor coating product. The industry is currently oversupplied with unskilled applicators and lacking in industrial coating applicators as a result of decreased demand in other industries.

In order to uphold Fraser Plus Epoxy’s industry-leading reputation, all members of our garage floor coating team must possess the utmost skill and training, as well as a minimum of five years of experience in the field of garage floor coating. This experience is essential for making informed decisions and carrying them out promptly.

Floor coating materials are offered in high, mid, and low quality, just like any other product on the market.
Although there is a large variety of epoxies on the market and most paint manufacturers would like to take a cut, NOT ALL EPOXIES ARE THE SAME.

COATING OF GARAGE FLOOR Three grades of epoxies and clear products are available:

1. HIGH GRADE: These products are typically 20–25% more expensive than the second-best-ranked brands and are created and sold by well-known businesses.
They are safe for you and your family to use and kind to the environment. We promise both to you and our employees that we will exclusively utilize premium-grade products and we like to contribute in some small way to ensure that our planet is preserved for future generations.

2. Contractor Grade: The majority of contractors strongly prefer this level. They typically smell strongly and are less expensive. These potent smells can cause respiratory problems and are quite dangerous. They can linger in your home for a long time. Like asbestos, we firmly think that these goods ought to be outlawed by the government.

3. DO-IT-YOURSELF PRODUCTS: These items can be found in hardware and paint stores. The primary goal in creating these epoxies is to “Be Easy to Apply.” To this end, a lot of thinning agents, like water or solvents, are added to the mixture. The end result is a product that is marginally superior to paving paints.

A product’s quality is greatly influenced by the thickness of the dry film, which is measured in microns (1000 microns = 1 mm). Adding thinners or water will improve product coverage and drastically lower the cost of the material, but the finish quality will suffer as a result.

For a premium finish that lasts up to 15 years, a suitable garage floor flake epoxy coating should include between 400 and 600 microns of clear topcoat. Applying four applications of typical polyurethanes is necessary to reach a dry film thickness of 400 microns. Using a squeegee, we apply our Ultra-premium UV Resistance EPOXY clear top coat. We pledge to provide the thickness that will deliver durability for your garage epoxy flooring system.

5-star Rated Vancouver Epoxy Flooring Expert

This isn’t just a marketing ploy. Let the honest reviews of our highly satisfied customers tell you our story.

Frequently Asked Questions About Garage Epoxy Flooring

What is an epoxy garage floor and how is it better than regular paint?

An epoxy garage floor is a two-part thermoset coating (resin + hardener) that chemically cures into a dense, non-porous surface bonded to concrete. Unlike regular latex or acrylic paint, epoxy garage floor coating forms a high-build film with superior adhesion, abrasion resistance, chemical resistance, and hot-tire resistance. Properly installed, it resists oil, brake fluid, road salt, and tire marks, delivers a showroom gloss, and protects your slab from dusting and moisture intrusion—far outlasting standard “garage paint.”

What system do you recommend: epoxy, polyaspartic, or a hybrid?

It depends on your priorities. A popular specification for epoxy garage floors is a moisture-tolerant epoxy primer, a high-build epoxy basecoat, vinyl flake or quartz broadcast for texture, and a polyaspartic topcoat for UV stability and fast return-to-service. Full polyaspartic systems cure very quickly (often same-day) and resist UV yellowing, while epoxy builds thickness cost-effectively and levels minor imperfections. Hybrid systems combine the strengths of both: epoxy for body, polyaspartic for the clear, durable finish.

How is the concrete prepared to ensure long-term adhesion?

Surface prep is the #1 success factor. We mechanically profile the slab to the correct CSP (Concrete Surface Profile) using diamond grinding or shot-blasting, open up pores, and remove laitance, sealers, or contaminants. Cracks and spalls are repaired with epoxy mortar, control joints are honored, and moisture is tested. If relative humidity or vapor emission is high, we install a Moisture Vapor Barrier (MVB) primer to prevent blistering or debonding. This foundation lets the epoxy chemically key into the concrete for maximum bond strength.

Will the floor be slippery, and how do you handle slip resistance?

Glossy floors can be slick when wet, so we tune traction to your preference. A flake or quartz broadcast adds micro-texture; we can also blend aluminum oxide or silica into the clear coat for a more aggressive, slip-resistant finish—ideal if you wash cars indoors or track in water. We balance traction with cleanability so you get safe footing without creating a dirt-trapping surface.

How long does installation take and when can I park on it?

Most two- or three-coat systems install in 1–2 days depending on prep, repairs, and garage size. Epoxy layers typically accept light foot traffic within 12–24 hours. With a polyaspartic topcoat, light use is often possible the same day, and vehicle traffic typically within 24–48 hours (temperature and humidity dependent). We’ll give you a precise cure timeline on site so you know when to move tools, appliances, and vehicles back in.

How durable is it against hot tires, chemicals, and impacts?

Quality epoxy garage floor coatings are engineered to resist hot-tire pickup, abrasion from grit, and staining from oil, gasoline, coolant, and road salts. The polyaspartic/urethane clear coat adds chemical resistance and UV stability, while the high-build epoxy base absorbs minor impacts. Using floor mats at entry points, keeping soft wheels under heavy benches, and periodic cleaning will maximize gloss retention and service life.

What maintenance is required to keep the floor looking new?

Maintenance is simple: dust-mop or vacuum grit, then auto-scrub or mop with a neutral-pH detergent. Avoid harsh citrus or butyl cleaners that may dull the gloss. Promptly wipe spills, especially brake fluid or strong solvents. If years of wear eventually reduce sheen, a light abrasion and fresh polyaspartic or polyurethane re-topcoat will restore gloss and extend the floor’s lifespan without starting over.

Can you customize the look to match my home or car collection?

Absolutely. We offer designer vinyl flake blends (from subtle greys to high-contrast chips), quartz broadcast for refined texture, and metallic effects for a showroom finish. You can choose flake size, coverage (partial to full broadcast), base color, and gloss level. We also offer UV-stable polyaspartic clear coats to preserve color and clarity so your custom look stays vibrant in sun-exposed garages.