Cape Breton Epoxy Flooring installs six coating systems for homes and businesses across the island. Every job starts with diamond grinding and a moisture reading, and ends with a floor that is bonded to the slab.
Each page covers preparation, durability, cure times and cleaning for that system.
Flake epoxy flooring is the system most garages and basements on this island end up with. An epoxy base coat goes down, vinyl chips are broadcast into it while it is wet, and a clear top coat seals the lot.
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A garage floor coating seals the slab so salt, brine and water stop soaking into it. On Cape Breton that is the difference between concrete that lasts and concrete that flakes apart near the door.
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Polyaspartic floor coating is a fast-curing resin that goes down in colder temperatures than epoxy and does not yellow in sunlight. On an island with a long cold season and a short good-weather window, that matters.
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Commercial epoxy flooring has to survive forklifts, wash-downs, dropped stock and inspection. It also has to go in without shutting a business down for a week.
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A coated basement floor turns a cold, dusty slab into a room you use. It seals the concrete, it stops the dust, and it does not trap moisture the way carpet and underlay do.
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Concrete floor coating covers everything a bare slab can be turned into: garage, basement, porch, patio, workshop, mechanical room or shop floor. Same principle every time, different system depending on what the floor meets.
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Tell us the room, the rough size and how it gets used, and we will come and price it. Prefer to talk it through? Call +1 782-201-4554.
