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Garage floor repair & coating, Ottawa

Garage floor repair & coating, Ottawa

Your garage floor takes the worst of the winter: brine off the car, freeze overnight, thaw by noon.

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What the job includes

Repair of spalled areas and expansion joints
Diamond grinding for a real mechanical bond
Levelling toward the door or drain
Epoxy or polyaspartic coating rated for road salt

How it goes

STEP 1
Free on-site look
We check drainage, base and the real cause — then price it in writing.
STEP 2
Scheduled and confirmed
You get a date, a crew size, and a text the day before.
STEP 3
Built, cured, cleaned up
Site cleared daily, cure times explained, workmanship warrantied.
The Ottawa factor
Brine dripping off a car is more aggressive than road salt on a driveway. A sealed, sloped floor is what saves the slab.

Garage floors — where we do it

Garage floors — questions we get a lot

+How much does it cost to repair or replace a garage floor in Ottawa?
Repairing spalled areas and coating an existing slab starts from $11/sq ft. If the slab itself has settled or cracked through, a full break-out and repour — new compacted gravel base, reinforced concrete — for a typical 2-car garage usually runs around $6,000, depending on access and disposal.
+Should I epoxy-coat my garage floor before fixing the cracks underneath?
No — coating over an uneven, cracked or settled slab just hides the problem and can even be slippery once wet. Repair or level the concrete first, then coat. A sealed, properly sloped floor is what actually stands up to a winter's worth of salt brine dripping off your car.
+Why does my garage floor deteriorate faster than my driveway?
Brine dripping off a car overnight is more concentrated and aggressive than road salt spread on a driveway, and it sits in one place instead of washing away. That's why garage slabs pit and flake years before a driveway does — a sealed, sloped floor is the fix.
+What's the difference between epoxy and polyaspartic garage floor coating?
Both are salt- and abrasion-resistant options we apply after diamond-grinding for a mechanical bond. Polyaspartic cures faster — often usable within a day — and holds up slightly better to UV and hot tires; epoxy is a proven, lower-cost option. We'll recommend one based on your timeline and budget.

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Capital Concrete & Masonry
Concrete repair, resurfacing & masonry
Ottawa, Ontario & surrounding areas
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