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Commercial flooring in Toronto

Ontario Flooring Contractors installs hard-surface flooring and concrete coatings in Toronto offices, retail units, gyms and light industrial space, phased so the business keeps running. Coatings run $7 to $11 per square foot for warehouse and light industrial space and $9 to $14 for retail and office; hard-surface flooring is quoted per project.

Evening and weekend scheduling
Phased by zone so you stay open
Slip resistance specified where it matters
Written scope and staged invoicing

Price your commercial floor

Tell us the space, the square footage and the hours we would have to work in.

What can we help with?

So the right crew reviews your project.

No obligation. Any workmanship warranty is set out in your written quote, job by job.

$7-$11 Warehouse and light industrial, per sq ft
$9-$14 Retail and office coatings, per sq ft
$14-$22 Parking structure, per sq ft
$18-$24 Commercial kitchen, per sq ft
The real constraint

On a commercial flooring job the schedule costs more than the floor

A retail unit closed for a week costs far more in lost trade than the flooring contract is worth. That is why commercial work is planned backwards from your operating hours rather than forwards from the installation method. We phase by zone so one part of the space is being worked while the rest stays open, we work evenings and weekends where the lease and the building permit it, and we choose products by cure time as much as by finish. A polyaspartic coating at $10 to $18 per square foot costs more than standard epoxy but is back in service in 24 hours, and on a trading floor that difference pays for itself on the first day.

Commercial flooring for offices, retail, gyms and light industrial

Offices and professional space

Hard surface through circulation areas and meeting rooms, phased floor by floor or wing by wing around the working week.

Retail and hospitality

Durable finishes at the entrance where Toronto winter salt and grit arrive, and scheduling that protects trading hours.

Gyms, workshops and light industrial

Coated concrete and impact-tolerant surfaces, specified for the loads and the cleaning regime the space actually gets.

Our Process

How a commercial flooring job is phased around your hours

1

Site survey out of hours

We survey when the space is empty, so the measurements and moisture readings are taken without disrupting you.

2

Phasing plan and written scope

The space divided into zones with a sequence, and the scope and staged invoicing agreed before anything starts.

3

Prepare and install by zone

Each zone prepared, installed and handed back before the next one opens up.

4

Handover per zone

Each area walked and signed off as it returns to service, rather than everything at the end.

Worth knowing

Commercial entrance flooring takes the worst of the winter

The first three metres inside a commercial door see more wear in a Toronto January than the rest of the floor sees all year. Brine, grit and meltwater come in on every pair of boots, and grit is abrasive enough to sand a soft finish off in a season. That is why entrance zones get specified separately from the rest of the space: dense porcelain or a coating with aggregate rather than whatever runs through the back of house, and a matting run long enough to actually catch what comes in.

Commercial flooring and coating prices in Toronto

Toronto 2026, installed, per square foot. Hard-surface flooring is quoted per project.

Warehouse and light industrial

$7 – $11 / sq ft

Standard epoxy system
Forklift and pallet traffic
Line marking available
Phased by bay

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Retail and office

$9 – $14 / sq ft

Decorative or solid colour
Fast-cure options for trading hours
Slip resistance at entrances
Phased by zone

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Specialist environments

$14 – $24 / sq ft

Parking structure $14 – $22
Commercial kitchen $18 – $24
Thermal shock and steam clean rated
Quoted after a site survey

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Commercial flooring clients on the work

Reviews collected directly from clients.

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

5/5

The team refinished our existing hardwood floors and brought them back to life. The colour looks great, and the final finish is smooth and consistent.

Daniel R.

Client direct

Commercial flooring questions

Can you work overnight or on weekends?

Yes, and on most commercial jobs that is how it is planned. The limits are usually the lease and the building, not us – many downtown buildings restrict after-hours access and noisy work, so we confirm what the building actually permits before committing to a schedule.

How do you handle a space that cannot close at all?

Phasing. The space is divided into zones and worked one at a time, with each zone handed back before the next opens. It takes longer overall and costs a little more in mobilisation, and it keeps the doors open.

What about slip resistance?

It gets specified rather than assumed, particularly at entrances where Toronto winter brings in meltwater, salt and grit. Coatings can be finished with an aggregate for traction, and that decision is made against how the space is used and cleaned.

Do you handle line marking and zoning?

Yes, on coated floors. Traffic lanes, bay markings and safety zones are applied as part of the coating build rather than painted on afterwards, which is what stops them wearing off under traffic.

Book an out-of-hours commercial flooring survey

We measure when you are closed and quote against your operating hours.

Request a quote Call (343) 842-1450
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