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Detached with garages Garage coatings Workshop floors 2-car garage $2,800 – $5,200

Flooring in Mount Dennis

Mount Dennis is detached houses with real garages and workshops attached. Ontario Flooring Contractors coats those floors as readily as it lays the ones inside. A two-car garage coating runs $2,800 to $5,200 and a polyaspartic system is driveable within 24 hours; inside, hardwood runs $10 to $18 per square foot installed.

Garage floor coatings rated for road salt
Workshop and basement slabs coated or covered
Interior subfloors measured before hardwood
Epoxy, polyaspartic, hardwood, plank and tile

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A Mount Dennis garage slab works harder than any room

A detached Toronto garage takes brine off the car, meltwater pooling on the slab through the winter, freeze-thaw opening every hairline crack, and hot tires gripping the surface in summer. That is a harsher environment than any room in the house, and it is why an uncoated or badly coated garage slab in this neighbourhood spalls at the door and dusts underfoot. A properly ground, crack-repaired and coated floor at $7 to $14 per square foot for standard epoxy stops all of that, and a typical two-car garage lands between $2,800 and $5,200. The same logic applies to a basement workshop where the slab is the working surface.

Flooring jobs we run in Mount Dennis

Garage floor coatings

Diamond ground, cracks repaired, then epoxy or polyaspartic over the top.

Workshop and basement slabs

Coated concrete where the floor is a working surface rather than a finish.

Interior flooring

Hardwood, plank and tile over subfloors measured before anything goes down.

What decides a Mount Dennis flooring quote

Crack and apron repair in the garage

Freeze-thaw opens the slab at the door first. That gets rebuilt before coating, at $18 to $35 per linear metre.

A coating specified for cold cure

An unheated garage cannot take standard epoxy outside the warm months. Polyaspartic can.

A moisture read on any basement slab

Older houses here frequently have no underslab vapour barrier.

Subfloor thickness indoors

Same 19 mm question as anywhere in the wood-framed stock.

The Mount Dennis basement slab needs its own answer

Houses of this era were built before under-slab vapour barriers were routine, so the basement concrete sits directly on ground that is wet for part of the year. That shows up in the moisture reading, and the reading decides everything below grade: whether a glue-down is viable at all, whether laminate is off the table, whether a barrier is needed first. It is a different conversation to the one upstairs and it gets its own line on the quote.

What our clients say

Reviews collected directly from clients.

5/5

We had several damaged floorboards that needed repair. The team matched the new boards closely with the existing flooring and completed the work with excellent attention to detail.

Christopher W.

Client direct

5/5

Ontario Flooring installed new hardwood flooring throughout our home, and the results look beautiful. The crew was careful, professional, and kept the work area clean from start to finish.

Michael C.

Client direct

Mount Dennis flooring, answered

Can my garage be coated if it is unheated?

Yes, with the right system. Standard epoxy needs warmth to cure and is a warm-season job in an unheated garage. A polyaspartic system at $10 to $18 per square foot cures at lower temperatures and is the honest answer for a winter booking.

The concrete at my garage door is crumbling. Is it too far gone?

Usually not. Spalling at the apron is the most common failure here because that edge takes the most salt and freeze-thaw. It is rebuilt as part of the preparation. What would genuinely rule out a coating is structural failure through the slab, which is rare.

Can I coat a workshop floor and still work on it?

Yes, and it is a good use of a coating. A sealed slab stops concrete dust, resists oil and solvent spills and sweeps clean. Specify a topcoat with some aggregate if the floor gets wet, because a smooth coating is slippery underfoot.

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