ABANG HOME
Residential garage in Surrey BC with a professionally installed full-flake garage floor coating

Professional Garage Floor Coating in Surrey & Vancouver

Epoxy & polyaspartic full-flake systems.

Installed by ABANG HOME across the Lower Mainland.

ABANG HOME installs professional garage floor coating for residential garages across Surrey, Vancouver and the surrounding Lower Mainland. Every floor starts with mechanical concrete surface preparation, then an epoxy or polyaspartic coating system and a full-flake decorative finish — a proper concrete floor coating built for daily vehicle parking, not floor paint rolled over a dusty slab.

C$8.00 / SQ. FT.Labour & Materials Included30% Deposit to Book · 70% Due Upon Completion
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Simple pricing. C$8.00 / sq. ft. Labour and materials included.

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C$8.00/sq.ft. applies to standard garage floor installations. Existing coatings, significant concrete damage, moisture-related conditions or other non-standard preparation may require additional work. Any additional work will be identified before final project approval.

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A Garage You’ll Actually Want to Use

Transform dusty, stained or unfinished concrete into a clean, professionally finished garage surface.

Professional Garage Floor Coating

A professional finish starts with proper concrete preparation.

A professional garage floor coating depends on proper concrete preparation, compatible coating materials and controlled application—not simply rolling paint over concrete.

  1. Protective Clear Topcoat

    Compatible professional clear coat.

  2. Full-Broadcast Decorative Flakes

    Broadcast to refusal for a consistent finish.

  3. Professional Base Coat

    Applied to system specification.

  4. Prepared / Repaired Concrete

    Cracks, pits and surface defects addressed.

  5. Diamond-Ground Concrete

    Mechanical profile for proper adhesion.

Our Garage Floor Coating Process

Bare stained garage concrete inspected before a floor coating installation
Step 01

Concrete Inspection

We review the slab first — age, previous coatings or sealers, oil and contamination, cracking, spalling and moisture-related conditions. This is what determines whether the floor is ready to coat and what preparation it needs.

Diamond grinding a residential garage concrete slab before coating
Step 02

Diamond Grinding

Diamond grinders mechanically remove surface contamination, laitance and previous finishes, and open the concrete to create the profile the coating needs to bond properly.

Crack and surface repair filling pits in a residential garage concrete slab before coating
Step 03

Crack & Surface Repair

Cracks, pits, spalled door edges and minor surface defects are filled and levelled so the finished coating sits on a sound, even surface. Significant structural damage is quoted separately before work starts.

Base coat being applied to a diamond-ground garage floor
Step 04

Base Coat Application

The professional base coat — commonly an epoxy in a full-flake system — is applied to the prepared concrete at the coverage rate the selected system specifies.

Decorative vinyl flakes broadcast across a wet garage floor base coat
Step 05

Full-Flake Broadcast

Decorative vinyl flakes are broadcast to refusal across the wet base coat, so the finished floor carries a consistent full-flake texture rather than scattered colour. Excess flake is scraped and vacuumed once cured.

Finished full-flake garage floor coating with a clear protective topcoat
Step 06

Protective Topcoat

A compatible clear protective topcoat — often polyaspartic — locks in the flake layer and forms the wearing surface you drive, walk and clean on.

Diamond grinding concrete surface preparation before a polyaspartic garage floor topcoat

The Difference Is Under the Coating

A garage floor coating is only as good as the surface beneath it.

ABANG uses professional mechanical preparation methods appropriate to the selected coating system.

Concrete condition, previous coatings, contamination, moisture and existing damage are assessed before installation.

Proper preparation is one of the most important steps in achieving a professional finished floor.

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System
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Why Coat Your Garage Floor?

Durable Surface

Designed for everyday residential garage use.

Easy To Clean

A coated surface is easier to clean and maintain than unfinished porous concrete.

Winter Garage Use

A properly selected coating system provides a more maintainable surface for garages exposed to normal winter road residue and seasonal mess.

Concrete Protection

The coating seals porous concrete so spills, road salt and moisture sit on the surface instead of soaking into the slab.

Stain Resistance

Where the selected system supports it, a sealed coated surface resists common garage spills and automotive fluids far better than bare concrete.

Less Concrete Dust

Bare slabs shed fine dust as they wear. A coated, sealed floor stops that surface dusting.

Finished Appearance

Turn unfinished concrete into a professionally finished part of your home.

Colour Options

Choose a decorative flake blend that complements your garage and home.

Long-Term Improvement

A coated garage floor is a permanent upgrade to the house, not a seasonal repair.

Choose Your Finish

Find the look that fits your garage.

Garage floor preview with Grey Blend flake finish

Grey Blend

Light grey base with white and black flake — the most requested finish.

Actual colours and flake patterns may vary. Final selections are confirmed before installation.

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  • • Full garage floor
  • • Garage entrance
  • • Visible cracks or damaged areas
  • • Existing coating, if applicable
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Simple Payment Schedule

30% Deposit — Secure your installation date after your project is reviewed and confirmed.

70% Final Payment — Pay the remaining balance upon completion of the installation.

One Price. One Complete Installation.

C$8.00 / sq. ft.Labour & Materials Included

Simple pricing. Professional installation. No hidden labour or material charges for a standard installation.

Additional Preparation

Existing coatings, significant concrete repairs, unusual contamination, moisture-related conditions, stairs, vertical surfaces or other non-standard conditions may require additional work. Any additional work will be confirmed before installation.

  • Professional mechanical preparation
  • Diamond grinding
  • Standard surface preparation
  • Standard crack preparation
  • Base coating
  • Full-broadcast decorative flakes
  • Compatible clear protective topcoat
  • Labour
  • Materials
  • Standard cleanup

Not Sure About Your Garage Size?

Single Garage

Smaller residential garages — one vehicle plus storage.

Double Garage

Typical two-car residential garages.

Large / Triple Garage

Larger residential garages and shop-style spaces.

Every garage is different, so your price is always based on your actual measured floor area.

Garage Floor Coating Systems

There is no single system that suits every garage. The right build-up depends on the existing concrete, how the space is used, traffic and vehicle weight, moisture conditions in the slab and the finish you want. Most residential floors we install are a layered concrete floor coating: prepared concrete, a resin base coat, decorative flake and a clear protective topcoat.

Epoxy-based systems

An epoxy garage floor coating uses a thick-build resin that bonds well to diamond-ground concrete and holds a heavy flake broadcast. Garage epoxy flooring is most often used as the base layer of the system rather than as the exposed wearing surface.

Polyaspartic systems

A polyaspartic garage floor uses a fast-curing polyurea-family coating, usually as the clear topcoat over the flake layer. It is generally more UV-stable than epoxy left exposed, and it shortens the installation window — but it has to be applied within a tight working time.

Hybrid full-flake build

The most common residential specification combines both: an epoxy base coat carrying the flake, sealed with a polyaspartic topcoat. Epoxy and polyaspartic are different chemistries with different working properties — they are not interchangeable products.

Solid-colour concrete coating

Where a decorative flake finish is not wanted, the same prepared slab can take a solid-colour concrete floor coating with a clear topcoat. It shows dust and tyre marks more readily than a flake floor.

Epoxy Garage Floor Options

An epoxy garage floor is a two-component resin coating applied over concrete that has been mechanically prepared. It is not paint: the resin and hardener cure into a bonded film that seals the porous slab. Applied properly, garage epoxy flooring gives you a solid, cleanable surface instead of dusting concrete.

Installation always begins with the concrete. We diamond grind the slab to remove laitance, sealers and contamination, then repair cracks, pits and spalled door edges. Only then is the base resin applied at the coverage rate the system specifies. Garage floor epoxy that is rolled over an unprepared or previously sealed floor is the single most common reason a coating peels later.

Decorative vinyl flakes are broadcast into the wet base coat while it is still open, and a compatible clear topcoat is applied over the scraped and vacuumed flake layer. That topcoat — usually polyaspartic — is what you actually walk, park and clean on. Epoxy garage floor coating is a good fit for garages in sound condition, kept out of prolonged direct sunlight, where a longer working window helps get an even flake broadcast across a large floor.

Polyaspartic Garage Floor Coating

Polyaspartic coating is part of the polyurea family. It cures quickly, wets out well over a prepared surface and stays clearer than epoxy under UV exposure, which is why a polyaspartic garage floor topcoat is the standard choice for the layer that is left exposed.

In a residential build-up the layers work together: prepared and repaired concrete, a base coat, a full broadcast of decorative flake, then the polyaspartic garage floor coating that locks the flake down and forms the wearing surface. Because it sets fast, application has to be planned — sections are worked in sequence rather than left open, and installation conditions matter.

Practically, for a homeowner that means a shorter disruption to the garage and a topcoat that holds its appearance in a bright, south-facing or open-door garage. We confirm the exact products for your floor after inspecting the slab, and we do not publish performance or cure figures for a system that has not been selected yet.

Flake Garage Floor Finish

A flake garage floor is finished with decorative vinyl chips broadcast into the wet base coat. Because we broadcast to refusal, the result is a full-flake garage floor with consistent colour across the whole slab rather than chips scattered over a visible base colour.

Decorative flake flooring is not only about looks. The flake layer gives the surface a subtle texture underfoot, which helps with grip when the floor is wet from winter road spray, and it hides ordinary dust, tyre marks and minor wear far better than a plain solid colour. Day to day, a soft broom or dust mop and mild cleaner is enough — the sealed surface is why the garage floor coating stays easy to maintain.

You can preview the standard blends in the ; final colour selection is confirmed with you before installation day.

Concrete Floor Coating for Garage Floors

Every concrete floor coating succeeds or fails on preparation. Before quoting a system we assess the existing concrete: its age, previous coatings or sealers, oil and contamination, cracking, spalling and any moisture-related conditions in the slab.

  • Diamond grinding. Mechanical surface preparation removes laitance and contamination and opens the concrete to the profile the coating needs to bond.
  • Crack and surface repair. Cracks, pits and damaged door edges are filled and levelled so the finish sits on a sound, even surface.
  • Removing unsuitable coatings. An old sealer or failing coating that a new system cannot bond to is mechanically removed first, and quoted as additional preparation.
  • Coating application. Base coat, full-flake broadcast and clear coat are applied in sequence at the specified coverage rates.
  • Protective topcoat. The final clear layer seals the system and becomes the surface exposed to vehicles, tools and cleaning.

The same preparation logic applies to other exterior concrete work — if the slab outside the garage also needs attention, see our driveway and concrete cleaning service.

Residential Garage Floor Coating

Most of what we install is residential garage floor coating, and the practical requirements are fairly consistent: a floor that takes daily vehicle parking, survives winter road salt and grit, and cleans up without much effort.

Single-car garages. One vehicle plus bikes, tools and seasonal storage along the walls.
Two-car garages. The most common size we coat, usually with a mix of parking and storage.
Larger and tandem garages. Triple bays and deep tandem garages, where an even flake broadcast across the whole floor matters more.
Workshops and storage areas. Home shops, hobby spaces and storage bays where dropped tools and spills are routine.

Garage floor coating sits alongside the rest of our home services in the Lower Mainland, and if you would rather talk it through before entering a size, you can contact ABANG HOME or request a quote.

Epoxy vs Polyaspartic Garage Floors

Epoxy and polyaspartic are two different coating chemistries, and a full-flake garage floor often uses both. Neither one is automatically “better” — what matters is which layer each is used for and whether the concrete underneath was prepared properly.

Epoxy Garage Floors

  • • Thick-build resin, commonly used as the base coat that carries the decorative flake.
  • • Bonds strongly to concrete that has been diamond ground and properly prepared.
  • • Cures more slowly, which gives installers a longer working window for flake broadcast.
  • • Left as a final exposed layer, epoxy is more prone to ambering under direct UV exposure.

Polyaspartic Garage Floors

  • • A polyurea-family coating most often used as the clear protective topcoat.
  • • Cures quickly, which shortens the overall installation window.
  • • Generally more UV-stable than epoxy as an exposed wearing surface.
  • • Faster cure means application has to be controlled and planned carefully.

ABANG HOME confirms the exact coating system for your garage after reviewing the slab, and we tell you which products are being used before installation. We do not publish cure times or performance figures for a system that has not been selected for your floor yet.

Garage Floor Coating Cost in Surrey & Vancouver

Garage floor coating starts at C$8.00 / sq. ft.labour & materials included. Multiply your measured floor area by the rate to see a starting figure. That reference rate is the same across Surrey, Vancouver and the rest of our service area, and it is a starting price rather than a fixed garage floor coating price for every garage: residential garage floor coating cost also depends on what your concrete needs before any coating goes down.

Single garage

250 sq.ft.
from C$2,000

Standard double garage

500 sq.ft.
from C$4,000

Large double / tandem

700 sq.ft.
from C$5,600

Triple garage or shop

900 sq.ft.
from C$7,200

Final pricing depends on garage size, the condition of your concrete, crack and surface repairs, how much preparation is required (for example removing an existing epoxy garage floor), the coating system selected and the decorative finish you choose — so an epoxy garage floor cost and a full polyaspartic build-up on the same slab will not be identical. Any additional work is identified from your photos and confirmed with you before installation — nothing is added after the job starts.

Garage Floor Coating FAQ

How much does garage floor coating cost?+

Garage floor coating starts at C$8.00 per square foot with labour and materials included. A 500 sq.ft. garage starts around C$4,000 and a 700 sq.ft. garage starts around C$5,600. Final pricing depends on concrete condition, required repairs, preparation and the coating system selected.

Is labour and material included in the price?+

Yes. The C$8.00/sq.ft. rate covers mechanical preparation, diamond grinding, standard crack and surface preparation, base coating, full-broadcast flakes, a compatible clear topcoat, labour, materials and standard cleanup for a standard installation.

How long does garage floor coating take?+

Most standard residential garages are completed within a scheduled project window that we confirm with you. Total time depends on floor size, the amount of preparation the concrete needs and the coating system selected.

What is the difference between epoxy and polyaspartic coating?+

Epoxy is a thick-build resin commonly used as a base coat and known for strong adhesion to properly prepared concrete. Polyaspartic is a fast-curing polyurea-family coating often used as a topcoat and generally more UV-stable. Many full-flake systems combine the two — an epoxy base with a polyaspartic topcoat. We confirm the exact system for your floor before installation.

Do you grind the concrete before coating?+

Yes. Every standard installation includes diamond grinding. Grinding removes surface contamination and creates the concrete profile the coating needs to bond properly.

Can cracked garage floors be coated?+

Yes in most cases. Standard cracks, pits and minor surface defects are prepared as part of a standard installation. Significant structural damage is assessed first and may require additional repair work, which is confirmed before installation.

Do you provide garage floor coating in Surrey?+

Yes. Surrey is one of our main service areas, including Clayton Heights, Grandview Heights, Fleetwood, Guildford, Newton, Cloverdale and Whalley.

Do you serve Vancouver and the Lower Mainland?+

Yes. ABANG HOME coats garage floors across Greater Vancouver and the Lower Mainland — Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, Langley, Delta, the Tri-Cities, New Westminster and the North Shore.

What is a garage floor coating?+

A garage floor coating is a multi-layer system applied to prepared concrete: a professional base coat, a full broadcast of decorative vinyl flakes and a compatible clear protective topcoat.

Is this the same as epoxy floor paint?+

No. Floor paint is rolled directly onto concrete. A professional coating system starts with mechanical preparation and uses compatible coating layers designed for garage use.

Why do you diamond grind the concrete?+

Diamond grinding removes surface contamination and creates the concrete profile the coating needs to bond properly. It is one of the most important steps in the installation.

What is a full-flake garage floor?+

Decorative vinyl flakes are broadcast to refusal across the wet base coat, so the finished floor shows a consistent full-flake texture rather than scattered colour.

Why is surface preparation important?+

A coating is only as good as the surface beneath it. Preparation determines adhesion, appearance and how the floor performs in everyday use.

How long does installation take?+

Most standard residential garages are installed over a short, scheduled project window. Your exact schedule is confirmed after your photos and final project price are reviewed.

When can I walk on the floor?+

Walk-on and return-to-service times depend on the final coating system and site conditions. ABANG confirms the exact times with you before installation.

When can I park my vehicle on the floor?+

Vehicle return times are confirmed based on the coating system selected for your project and the conditions on installation day.

Can you coat an older garage floor?+

Yes, in most cases. Older concrete is assessed for contamination, damage and moisture before we confirm the project.

What if my concrete has cracks?+

Standard cracks, pits and minor surface defects are prepared as part of a standard installation. Significant structural damage may require additional work.

Can you coat over an existing epoxy floor?+

Existing coatings are reviewed case by case. In many cases the previous coating needs to be mechanically removed first, which is treated as additional work.

Can you remove an old coating?+

Yes. Coating removal is available and is quoted as additional preparation on top of the standard installation price.

How do I clean the finished floor?+

A coated floor is cleaned with a soft broom, dust mop or a mild cleaner and water — much easier than unfinished porous concrete.

Can I choose the flake colour?+

Yes. Choose from our standard blends or request a custom blend. Final colour selection is confirmed before installation.

Does my garage need to be completely empty?+

The floor area must be clear before installation. We will confirm what needs to be moved when your installation date is scheduled.

What is included in the C$8.00/sq.ft. price?+

Mechanical preparation, diamond grinding, standard crack and surface preparation, base coating, full-broadcast flakes, a compatible clear topcoat, labour, materials and standard cleanup.

Are there situations where the project costs more?+

Yes — existing coatings, significant concrete repairs, contamination, moisture-related conditions, stairs or vertical surfaces. Any additional work is confirmed with you before installation.

Is an epoxy garage floor the same as garage floor coating?+

Not quite. "Garage floor coating" describes the whole layered system installed over prepared concrete. Epoxy is one of the materials used within it — usually the base coat that carries the decorative flake, with a polyaspartic clear topcoat over the top.

Is garage floor coating suitable for residential garages?+

Yes. Residential garages are the majority of the floors we coat — single, double, tandem and triple bays, plus home workshops and storage areas used for daily vehicle parking.

How much does garage floor coating cost in Surrey?+

Pricing in Surrey uses the same C$8.00 per square foot starting rate as the rest of our service area, with labour and materials included. The final figure depends on garage size, concrete condition, repairs, removal of any existing coating and the coating system selected.

How do Canadian winters affect garage floor coatings?+

A properly prepared and coated garage floor is easier to clean and maintain through winter road residue, salt and seasonal mess than unfinished concrete.

Service Areas

ABANG HOME is a mobile installer serving Greater Vancouver and the surrounding Lower Mainland communities. Most of our garage work is in Surrey, South Surrey and White Rock, with regular installations in Langley, Richmond and across Vancouver. Our crews travel to your garage — we do not operate storefronts in these cities. You can also see the full list of areas ABANG HOME serves.

Surrey South Surrey White Rock Langley Delta Richmond Burnaby Vancouver Coquitlam Port Coquitlam New Westminster North Vancouver West Vancouver

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