Epoxy Haus · London, Ontario
Your garage
has a good floor
under there
Flake, metallic and quartz coatings, ground into the concrete so they stay put. Drag across the slab and see it.
Where it goes
The room changes.
The floor doesn’t.
Garage Floors
Ground into the slab, flake or quartz, sealed
Hot tires, road salt, dropped tools
Basements
Ground into the slab, flake or quartz, sealed
Damp, moisture from below, spills
Porches & Entries
Ground into the slab, flake or quartz, sealed
Freeze-thaw, salt, boots
Pool Surrounds
Ground into the slab, flake or quartz, sealed
Standing water, bare feet, sun
Metallic Floors
Ground into the slab, flake or quartz, sealed
Being looked at
Commercial & Industrial
Ground into the slab, flake or quartz, sealed
Forklifts, pallets, whatever gets spilled
Six different rooms, one floor system. What changes isn’t what we put down, it’s what it has to put up with.
Middle column never changes
The Flake Library
Throw a different
blend down
On Wrap Haus’s floorDomino
Black, white and grey with hard contrast and nothing warm in it. This is the blend on Wrap Haus's own shop floor.
Screens shift colour. We bring real samples to every quote so you can see a blend in your own light before anything gets ordered.
The Process
Six passes over
one slab
Two of the six passes happen before any colour goes down. That’s the part that decides whether the floor is still stuck to the concrete in five years.
Grind
Day 1 · before colourDiamond grinders open up the concrete so the coating has something to key into. Skipping this is why coatings peel.
Repair
Day 1 · before colourCracks, pits and spalled edges get filled and ground back flush before anything goes over them.
Base coat
Day 1The pigmented base goes down wet, squeegeed out and back-rolled so the thickness stays even across the slab.
Broadcast
Day 1Flake is thrown into the wet base by hand until the floor refuses to take any more. Done right, you can't see where one pass met the next.
Scrape & vacuum
Day 2Once it's cured, the loose flake comes off and the surface gets scraped smooth so the topcoat sits flat.
Topcoat
Day 2A clear topcoat locks the whole thing in and takes the wear. This is the layer that shrugs off hot tires and road salt.
The Work
Every floor
so far
Every blend in the library above is one we’ve actually put down. Filter by it and see the job. We’re new, so this is all of it.
Why coat it at all
Bare concrete
drinks everything
Same garage, before and after. Pick something and drop it on both.
Marked
Bare concrete has nothing to lift, but the rubber transfer soaks into the pores and stays.
Wipes off
This is the one that kills cheap roll-on kits. A ground, based and topcoated floor doesn't lift under a warm tire.
How long you lose the garage
In Monday.
Parked on it Wednesday.
Clear the space
The floor has to be empty to the walls so we can grind right out to the edges. That's the one thing we need from you before we turn up.
Grind, base, flake
Diamond grinders open the concrete and we fill what needs filling. The pigmented base goes down the same day, and flake is broadcast into it while it's still wet.
Scrape and topcoat
The loose flake comes off, the surface is scraped flat, and the clear topcoat goes on. That's us finished and off your driveway.
Drive on it
Twenty-four hours after the topcoat, the floor is yours again — car included. No week of walking around it.
What does it cost?
Square footage, the state of the slab, and the finish you pick. Send us the size of the space and a photo of the floor and we'll get you a number.
Can you do it in winter?
In a heated or attached garage, yes. Unheated spaces and outdoor work like porches and pool decks are weather dependent, so we'll be straight with you about timing.
Get a quote
Send us the
size of the space
Square footage and a photo of the floor is enough to get you a number. We stand behind every floor we put down.
Rather just call? 519-857-8799
Or message us on @epoxyhauslondon