We utilize a custom-quote model rather than providing a fixed average price per square foot. This approach ensures that the estimate you receive accurately reflects the unique functional and environmental requirements of your facility in Edmonton, Kelowna, or across Alberta.

Several critical factors influence the final investment for your commercial or industrial project:

  • Surface Preparation: This is the foundation of a lasting floor and can account for 20–30% of total project costs. Depending on the substrate’s condition, we perform dust-free surface preparation including diamond grinding, shot blasting, or concrete shaving to ensure flawless adhesion.
  • Application Type: The intensity of labor and material varies by use. For example, a high-traffic warehouse requiring high-build 100% solid epoxies involves higher labor intensity compared to a standard commercial showroom.
  • Climate Considerations: Alberta’s extreme freeze-thaw cycles and UV radiation often necessitate specialized materials, such as moisture barriers or UV-resistant topcoats, to prevent delamination and ensure long-term durability.
  • Material Quality: We exclusively use premium Ultra-brand 100% solid epoxies, which offer superior chemical resistance and durability compared to lower-quality alternatives.

Because every industrial space has different traffic demands and substrate conditions, we conduct on-site assessments to provide a precise breakdown. Our team is ready to design and install the decorative concrete surface that is right for you. To get started, you can Get A Quote or Request An Estimate through our website for the flawless finishes your business deserves.


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    To achieve superior concrete preparation and ensure optimal epoxy adhesion, we utilize a range of specialized, industrial-grade equipment designed for efficiency and safety. Our professional toolkit includes: Our team is ready to design and install the decorative concrete surface that is right for you. If you are ready for the flawless finishes your business deserves, […]

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