Epoxy floors, polished concrete and concrete repair in Anjou

Three Anjou garages in our gallery

Every photo on this page was taken in Anjou. You can see a raw, stained garage slab before the work, then residential garages finished in grey flake epoxy, one of them shot from outside with the door open. They are attached garages of the kind found behind many of the borough’s bungalows and cottages.

What the photos don’t show is the prep: diamond grinding to open up the concrete, cracks sealed one by one, then the primer and base coat before the flakes are broadcast. For a garage that size, count on about a week.

Bungalows, duplexes and east-end basements

Anjou’s residential streets are lined mostly with bungalows, duplexes and semi-detached houses, around Galeries d’Anjou and on both sides of the Metropolitan. Their basements often have an original slab that has moved over the years: settled, cracked and patched more than once.

If it is just cracked, we repair it. If it has shifted or is crumbling, full replacement — saw cutting, excavation, removal, a new pour — gives you a sound base for metallic, solid or marble epoxy.

A winter job around the corner

With our office in the neighbourhood, a winter job in Anjou involves almost no driving. Basements, workshops and commercial units get done in the depths of the cold season: what matters is the temperature inside, not the snow outside. And if a storm hits mid-job, we are only a few streets away.