A finished LiquidLux beige and tan flake epoxy garage floor in a Milton home, wall to wall with a high-gloss sheen

LiquidLux Epoxy — Milton & the GTA

Concrete goes in dusty.
It comes back liquid.

Metallic and flake epoxy floors for garages, basements, and shops — diamond-ground prep, written fixed pricing, back in service in 24 hours.

Ground to bare concrete, flood-coated, and sealed under a high-gloss topcoat — in a single day.

Milton & the GTA

Let’s pour yours next.

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The problem

Bare concrete is the last unfinished surface in your home.

01

Concrete dust on everything

Bare slabs shed fine dust forever — it coats your car, your tools, and everything you store.

02

Cracks, pits & salt damage

Ontario winters drag road salt in on your tires. Unsealed concrete spalls, pits, and stains a little more every year.

03

Paint & DIY kits that peel

Roll-on garage kits skip the grinding. Twelve months later they lift under hot tires — and now the floor is harder to fix.

What we coat

One crew. Four surfaces. Zero shortcuts.

The transformation

Drag the line. Same garage, same day.

A bare garage slab stained with oil and tyre marks, before any LiquidLux coating
The same garage six days later, finished wall to wall in flake epoxy
CuredMid-pour

A real LiquidLux install — photographed the morning of the pour and again once the topcoat had cured.

Who turns up

The same crew that quoted it is the crew that pours it.

No subcontractors, no rotating faces. We grind, patch, pour, and broadcast every floor ourselves — which is why we can put a written fixed price on it and stand behind the finish.

Prep method
Diamond ground, never acid etched
Job site
Masked, cleaned, and cleared daily
Two LiquidLux installers spreading epoxy across a garage floor with squeegees, garage door open to the street
A LiquidLux installer in branded uniform running a floor grinder in a customer's driveway
An installer hand-sanding the garage floor edge before coating

Our work

Every floor is mixed, poured, and finished by the same crew.

A LiquidLux installer power-mixing pigmented epoxy resin on site
Resin mixed on site, batch by batch
An installer spreading epoxy base coat across a prepared garage slab
Base coat pulled across the prepped slab
Close detail of the cured metallic epoxy showing silver and charcoal marbling
Metallic pigment, marbled by hand
A finished metallic epoxy garage floor reflecting the room like a mirror
The finish, reflecting the whole room

How it works

Three visits between quote and showpiece.

  1. 01

    Walkthrough & written quote

    We measure, moisture-test the slab, and hand you a fixed written price. No estimate ranges, no surprises.

  2. 02

    Grind & repair

    Diamond grinding opens the concrete's pores; cracks and pits are filled and profiled. Prep is 70% of a floor that lasts.

  3. 03

    Coat, broadcast & seal

    Base coat, full flake or metallic broadcast, then a high-gloss polyaspartic wear layer. Park on it in 24–48 hours.

Straight answer

What actually decides the price.

We don't publish a price per square foot, because a number that ignores your concrete isn't a quote — it's bait. Here's what we look at during the walkthrough, so nothing on the invoice is a surprise.

01

Square footage

The single biggest driver. A single-car garage and a three-car garage are different jobs, not different sizes of the same job.

02

Condition of the slab

Cracks, pitting, oil saturation, and old peeling coatings all add prep. Sound concrete costs less to coat than damaged concrete.

03

The system you choose

A solid-colour floor, a full flake broadcast, and a hand-marbled metallic are three different materials and three different labour days.

04

Access and timing

Ground-floor garages are straightforward. Below-grade slabs, tight access, and after-hours commercial work carry more.

Every quote is written, fixed, and free — and it holds unless you change the scope.

Back on your floor

Most garages: coated in a day, parked on within 48 hours.

Fast-cure polyaspartic topcoats mean your garage isn't a construction zone for a week — it's out of service for a weekend, then done for a decade.

What clients say

The floor is the first thing everyone comments on when the garage door opens.

Garage coating client · Milton

One day of work and the basement finally feels finished — and bright.

Basement floor client · Oakville

They worked around our shop hours and we never closed for a single day.

Commercial client · Halton Region

Service area

Based in Milton — coating floors across Halton & the GTA.

FAQ

Questions, answered

How much does an epoxy garage floor cost in Milton?

Pricing depends on square footage, concrete condition, and the finish system. Every quote starts with a free on-site visit and ends with a written, fixed price — no surprises on install day.

How long do your floors last?

A properly ground and coated floor lasts 15–20 years in residential use. Preparation is the difference — which is why we diamond-grind every slab instead of acid etching.

What's the difference between epoxy and polyaspartic?

Epoxy builds thickness and strength; polyaspartic topcoats add UV stability and fast cure times. Most of our systems combine both — an epoxy base with a polyaspartic wear layer.

How soon can I use my floor?

Light foot traffic the next morning, furniture and vehicles within 24–48 hours depending on the system and temperature.

Are your floors slippery?

Full-flake floors have natural texture, and we can add anti-slip aggregate to any finish — useful for exterior steps, ramps, and commercial kitchens.

Free quote

Three questions. Then a real number.

Tell us about the space and we'll come measure it. You get a written fixed price — not an estimate range that moves on install day.

  • No obligation and no pressure
  • We bring flake and metallic samples to the visit
  • Most quotes booked within one business day
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