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Commercial Epoxy Flooring Built for Business

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Commercial Epoxy Flooring Built for Business

Epoxy Boss is a commercial concrete flooring contractor serving the GTA, York Region, Simcoe County, Halton, Durham and Muskoka. One crew handles the whole floor: removing old coatings, tile mastic and glue, dust-controlled grinding or shot blasting, crack and joint repair, moisture mitigation, then the finished system. We install epoxy, flake, quartz, metallic, urethane cement, polished concrete and grind-and-seal floors for retail, restaurants, offices, dealerships, gyms, schools and healthcare, scheduled around your operating hours.

One contractor for the whole commercial floor

Most commercial floor problems start in the concrete, not the coating. Epoxy Boss handles every stage in-house, from removing the old floor to the final topcoat and line marking, so one crew is responsible for how the finished floor performs.

Matching the floor to each area of the business

Commercial buildings rarely need one system throughout. Customer-facing areas, back-of-house, washrooms and service bays each have different traffic, cleaning and appearance needs.

  • Retail floors and showrooms: metallic epoxy, decorative flake or polished concrete that presents well and handles steady foot traffic.
  • Restaurant kitchens and wet areas: textured quartz broadcast or urethane cement with an integral cove base, so floors can be washed down without water getting behind the edges.
  • Offices, lobbies and corridors: grind and seal, polished concrete or solid-colour systems that are easy to maintain.
  • Automotive bays and dealerships: chemical-resistant high-build coatings that resist oils, fluids and hot tires.
  • Warehouses and storage: solid colour or polished concrete with joint repair and safety lines.
  • Gyms, schools and healthcare spaces: slip resistance, cleanability and durability under rolling loads come first; the build is chosen room by room.

Commercial floor coating prices in Ontario (2026)

Commercial epoxy flooring in Ontario typically costs CA$4.50 to CA$16 per square foot before tax, depending on the system, the size of the floor and the condition of the concrete. These ranges come from the Epoxy Boss floor cost calculator for a commercial facility on sound concrete with standard preparation (CSP 2 to 3).

System1,000 sq ft3,000 sq ft10,000 sq ft
Solid colour, light-dutyCA$5,850 – 7,150CA$14,850 – 18,150CA$40,500 – 49,500
Solid colour, high-buildCA$9,450 – 11,550CA$24,975 – 30,525CA$74,250 – 90,750
Full-broadcast flakeCA$6,750 – 8,250CA$17,550 – 21,450CA$49,500 – 60,500
Quartz broadcastCA$9,900 – 12,100CA$25,650 – 31,350CA$76,500 – 93,500
Metallic epoxyCA$14,400 – 17,600CA$37,800 – 46,200CA$108,000 – 132,000
Polished concreteCA$14,400 – 17,600CA$32,400 – 39,600CA$72,000 – 88,000
Floor preparation onlyCA$2,700 (minimum)CA$3,510 – 4,290CA$10,998 – 13,442

Pre-tax, CAD. Commercial facility, standard mechanical preparation on sound concrete. Source: Epoxy Boss floor cost calculator, November 2026. Full breakdown in our commercial epoxy flooring cost guide.

Why a large floor costs less per square foot

  • Set-up is shared over more area. Moving grinders, dust extraction, mixing stations and a crew to site costs the same for 800 sq ft or 8,000 sq ft.
  • Less material waste. Resin comes in kits that cover a fixed area. On a big open floor the full kit is used.
  • Denser commercial concrete. Slabs poured for traffic and racking usually absorb less primer.
  • Long machine passes. Open floors are ground and rolled in long runs instead of slow hand edging.
  • Small rooms have a minimum. A 200 sq ft commercial flake floor is priced at the CA$2,700 minimum, and metallic floors carry a CA$7,000 minimum because they take three to five days.

What the slab condition adds

Two bids for the same floor can be far apart because one includes work the other leaves out. On a 3,000 sq ft light-duty solid floor:

3,000 sq ft solid floor with…Estimated range
Standard preparation onlyCA$14,850 – 18,150
Old coating, tile mastic or carpet glue removalCA$17,678 – 23,153
Oil or moisture contamination treatmentCA$18,263 – 24,188

Pre-tax, CAD. Source: Epoxy Boss floor cost calculator, November 2026.

What to check before you award a bid

  • Is the surface preparation method named (diamond grinding or shot blasting), not just "clean and coat"?
  • Are moisture and hardness checks included or excluded?
  • Are joints, cracks, cove base and line painting listed with quantities?
  • Is the number of coats and the topcoat material written down?
  • Is the cure time before foot traffic, vehicles and full service stated for each area?
  • Is the quote pre-tax, in Canadian dollars, with the warranty terms in writing?

Keeping the business open

Most commercial projects are installed around operating hours. Work is phased by area, scheduled after hours or on weekends, and sequenced so entrances and key routes stay usable. Where downtime is the main cost, fast return-to-service systems are reviewed. Each area is handed back once it reaches the cure stated for the traffic it will carry. Summer is often the easiest season for longer shutdowns; see why summer works well for commercial installs.

Entrances and Ontario winters

Salt, slush and grit tracked in from the parking lot wear entrance floors faster than anywhere else in the building. Entrances get a textured finish and are planned together with matting and the cleaning routine, so the floor stays safe through the winter months.

Planning a commercial project

Share the floor area, a layout or photos, your opening hours and any areas that must stay accessible. We assess the slab on site, recommend a system for each area and send a written quote in Canadian dollars. Epoxy Boss serves the GTA, York Region, Simcoe County, Halton, Durham and Muskoka from our base in Innisfil. Start with an instant range on the floor cost calculator, call (905) 775-5901 or book a free floor assessment.

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Planned Around How Your Business Runs

A commercial floor affects safety, cleaning, how customers see you and how long you are closed. We assess the slab on site, then recommend a system for each area based on foot and rolling traffic, wash-down routine, slip resistance, chemicals and appearance. Work is phased by area, after hours or on weekends so entrances and key routes stay open, and every quote is written, pre-tax and in Canadian dollars, with the preparation method, repairs, coats and cure times listed.
Licensed & insured in Ontario
Installed nights & weekends — no closures
Dust-controlled preparation
Low-odour materials for occupied spaces
Slip-resistance options for public areas
Written scope & warranty

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Commercial floor coating project by Epoxy Boss
Coated floor in an educational facility court
Floor coating in a commercial laundry business
Floor coating in an industrial distribution centre
Commercial floor coating at an educational college

FAQ

Can you work around our store hours?

Most commercial floors are done in a space that can't close. We plan which areas come out of use and when, keep preparation dust-controlled, and move the noisiest stages outside trading hours. Where a landlord or property manager has to approve the work, we provide the documents and insurance certificates they ask for.

Related: concrete polishing and polished and decorative concrete.

How do you protect a commercial entrance from winter salt?

Salt tracked through the door dries into a white film and works into porous concrete over the winter. A dense, sealed or coated surface limits absorption and makes residue easier to remove. Entrance matting catches most of it before it spreads into the store. Cleaning products suited to salt residue — used regularly through winter — keep the finish from dulling.

Related: concrete polishing and polished and decorative concrete.

Do you work with property managers and condo boards?

Multi-unit and commercial properties need more than a good floor: they need notice to residents, phased access, documentation and a single point of contact. We work to the engineer's or manager's specification, provide certificates of insurance and product data, and plan the work so the building keeps functioning.

Related: concrete coating services.

Are grind & seal floors slippery?

Slip resistance can be adjusted using textured sealers, anti-slip additives and aggregate systems depending on operational requirements.

Related: grind and seal systems and polished and decorative concrete.

What is a traffic membrane?

A traffic membrane is a layered system: a waterproof membrane bonded to the prepared deck, followed by wear layers with embedded aggregate for traction, and a topcoat. It's designed to flex with the structure and resist vehicle wear. Its job is to keep salt-laden water out of the concrete, which is why detailing at cracks, joints and drains matters as much as the main coating.

When should a condo board plan parking garage work?

Parking structure repairs and membranes are typically done in warmer weather, so planning needs to start months earlier. Condominium corporations work from reserve fund studies and engineering condition assessments that identify what the structure needs. Repairs to the concrete come first, then protection. We work to the engineer's specification and can price and schedule once the scope is defined.

Related: parking garage traffic coatings and waterproofing and traffic systems.

Can epoxy flooring handle commercial and industrial traffic?

Yes. Properly specified epoxy systems can withstand forklifts, pallet jacks, industrial equipment, vehicle traffic and continuous operational exposure depending on system thickness and design.

Related: commercial epoxy flooring.

What warranty do you provide?

We provide a written 5-year warranty for indoor residential floors and a 2-year warranty for outdoor and commercial work. It covers adhesion failures and workmanship-related defects under normal use, subject to the conditions outlined in the warranty.

Our Systems

Epoxy Boss offers a range of decorative and functional coating systems, each engineered for a specific environment, level of use, and visual impact.
Flake system epoxy floor by Epoxy Boss in Ontario

Flakes System

A durable, multi-layer system designed for everyday performance with a textured, slip-resistant finish. Flake systems combine vinyl chips with resin to create a surface that hides wear, improves traction, and handles high traffic environments with ease.
Built for:
Traction
Durability
Low Maintenance
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High-gloss solid colour epoxy floor in a large commercial space by Epoxy Boss, Ontario

Solid System

A clean, uniform coating system designed for simplicity, strength, and easy maintenance. Solid systems deliver a seamless, modern finish with consistent colour throughout — ideal for spaces that demand a professional and minimal look.
Built for:
Clean Appearance
Easy Maintenance
Durability
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Quartz broadcast epoxy floor system on concrete

Quartz System

A heavy-duty system built for maximum durability, safety, and performance in demanding environments. Quartz systems combine resin with mineral aggregates to create a dense, textured surface known for strength, slip resistance, and chemical durability.
Built for:
Extreme Durability
Safety
Heavy Traffic
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Glossy metallic epoxy floor system by Epoxy Boss

Metallic System

A high-end decorative system designed to create depth, movement, and a one-of-a-kind finish. Metallic epoxy uses pigments to produce a glossy, 3D effect that transforms concrete into a statement surface - no two floors are the same.
Built for:
Visual Impact
High-Gloss Finish
Custom Design
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How we work

Coated concrete floor by Epoxy Boss in Ontario
01

First Contact

Reach out by phone, email or our online form. We'll ask a few questions about your space, how it's used and the finish you have in mind, and review photos if you have them.
02

Quotation

Get a clear and accurate price using our online calculator for instant estimates, or connect with us directly for a detailed quote. For more complex projects, we can schedule an on-site visit to finalize all details.
03

Decision making

We help you choose the right system, finish, and colours based on your goals. From flake to solid or metallic systems, you will have full clarity and confidence in your selection.
04

Scheduling + 50% Deposit

Once everything is confirmed, we lock in your project date. A 50% deposit secures your spot, allowing us to allocate materials and crew accordingly.
05

Day of the project

Our team completes full surface preparation including grinding and crack repair, followed by precise application of your selected multi-layered system based on manufacturer specifications.
06

Project Review

We walk through the finished space with you to ensure satisfaction. After approval, the remaining 50% balance is collected and the project is officially completed.