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Old Boucherville · Boulevard De Montarville · Industrial park

Epoxy floors, polished concrete and concrete repair in Boucherville

Boucherville begins almost at the south end of the Louis-Hippolyte-La Fontaine tunnel: depending on the area, it is fifteen to twenty kilometres from our office, which makes it one of the quickest South Shore towns to reach from Anjou. It has neighbourhoods of single-family homes with garages and a large industrial park.

  • RBQ licence 8005-0081-14
  • 5-year warranty
  • CNESST compliant
  • Residential, commercial, industrial

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A garage done in secret

The review on this page comes from Boucherville: an epoxy garage floor given as a surprise, and finished start to end while the person who had wanted it for years was away. That kind of job depends on a tight schedule, and that is what we pin down when the contract is signed.

Getting there follows the same sequence as always: diamond grinding, cracks filled, EF-160 MVB primer at 18 mils, a pigmented base coat, vinyl flakes broadcast to saturation, then an EF-290 polyaspartic topcoat at 10 to 12 mils. In most cases a suburban garage wraps up in about a week.

From Old Boucherville to Boulevard De Montarville

Near the river, Old Boucherville keeps its older houses. Heading inland toward Boulevard De Montarville and Autoroute 30, the streets are lined with newer cottages and two-storey homes, often with an attached garage.

Those garages take the salt of long suburban winters, and many owners want a floor that matches a well-kept house. The 32 Everflow flake blends, in 4 series, run from understated greys to bolder contrasts.

The Boucherville industrial park

Along Autoroutes 20 and 30, the industrial park is home to warehouses, plants and distribution centres. Their floors take forklifts, pallets and chemicals.

There we do joint and crack repair, polished concrete for large storage areas, solid-colour epoxy for production zones, and replacement of a slab section that has given way. CNESST-compliant extraction lets us grind without dusting up the rest of the building.

Finished basements in newer cottages

In Boucherville’s newer homes, the finished basement often becomes a home theatre, an office or a playroom. Metallic epoxy or a marble finish gives it a floor that draws the eye; a solid colour keeps a quieter look that goes with the furniture.

Whatever the finish, a basement slab first gets the moisture-barrier primer, which cuts it off from ground moisture, then the pigmented base coat that sets the background colour.

Year-round, across the river

A plant or a warehouse doesn’t wait for good weather to redo its floor. We work there all year, section by section, and Boucherville basements get done through the cold months too.

What our clients say

My husband wanted an epoxy garage floor for years, and I finally surprised him with it. Nicholas and his crew managed to get it done while he was out of town. The reaction was priceless!

Nathalie C. — Boucherville

Frequently asked questions

Is Boucherville far from your office?

No. Via Autoroute 25 and the tunnel it is fifteen to twenty kilometres depending on the area, with no need to go through downtown.

Do you do warehouse floors in the industrial park?

Yes: repair, polished concrete, solid-colour epoxy or replacement of slab sections, on a zone-by-zone schedule so operations keep going.

Can you do the garage while we’re away?

Yes, as long as we have access: that is exactly what the Boucherville review on this page describes. The dates and how we get in are agreed when the contract is signed.

Which flake colour should I pick for a garage?

It depends on the house and how you use the space. Greys do a good job of hiding salt and dust; the higher-contrast blends give the floor more character. The colour selector on the Epoxy page shows all 32 Everflow blends, and we go over them with you at the estimate.

My slab has cracks. Is that a problem?

That is the norm, not the exception. Cracks are opened up and filled with epoxy or polyurea before anything is applied. If a crack points to a structural problem, we tell you at the estimate, before any work starts.

Let’s talk about your project

Call us or fill out the form — we’ll call you back to schedule an on-site estimate.

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