Vancouver is a rain city by the numbers. The City of Vancouver says it rains on more than 160 days in an average year, bringing between 1,200 and 1,600 millimetres, and that about 70 per cent of that total falls as light showers. Environment and Climate Change Canada’s 1991 through 2020 climate normals at its Vancouver Harbour station show close to 245 millimetres in a typical November, compared with roughly 44 millimetres in July.
Through the wetter months, then, wet tires, dripping bikes and damp boots end up on garage, entry and basement floors throughout the region, while the drier summer stretch is a natural window to think about uncovered patios and steps. For this list, Metro Vancouver means the Vancouver census metropolitan area.
The gist: every company below sends its own crews to install epoxy or other concrete coatings, sits within Metro Vancouver and has a Google star average of 4.5 or higher, backed by at least 15 reviews. A score weighted by review volume sets the order, and no spot was paid for.
Metro Vancouver Floor Coating Installers to Know
1. Epoxy Experts
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (147 reviews)
Specialty: Epoxy, polyaspartic and urethane cement coatings for homes, businesses and industrial sites
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Gary is the staff member Epoxy Experts clients name most, and they praise the team for keeping them informed, arriving on schedule and taking a careful, professional approach. The projects in their reviews are mostly garage floors, and one reviewer also recommends the team for patios and driveways. According to the Vancouver company, it installs every major concrete coating system, including epoxy, urethane cement and polyaspartic.
2. Go2Epoxy
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (92 reviews)
Specialty: Metallic, flake and solid epoxy floors
Clients of Go2Epoxy often mention Ibrahim by name and call the crew professional, adding that it arrived when expected. A couple add that what each step of the job would involve was made clear before it began. Jobs in the reviews range from a flake garage floor to a ski and bike gear room and a covered sitting area. Based in Vancouver, the company offers epoxy floors in metallic, flake and solid finishes.
3. Crown Coatings
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (52 reviews)
Specialty: Epoxy and garage floor coatings, including flake systems
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Homeowners who hired Crown Coatings keep coming back to how quickly the team responded, and a couple note the crew was on time. Garage floors fill its reviews, a couple of them flake finishes and one including crack repair. Crown Coatings presents itself as an epoxy and garage flooring company serving Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.
4. Garage Bros
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (50 reviews)
Specialty: Epoxy and polyaspartic coatings for garage floors
Most Garage Bros reviews mention Don, and reviewers note the crew turned up on time or a little early. For two of them, the garage floor job took one day. Along with garage floors, one reviewer had a carport coated and sealed. Working from Langley, the company calls itself a local specialist in epoxy flooring.
5. Dayshine Contracting
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (40 reviews)
Specialty: Epoxy, polyaspartic and garage floor coatings, plus concrete sealing
Despite a name that sounds general, Langley based Dayshine Contracting focuses on coatings, and its site lists epoxy coatings, concrete sealing and garage floor and polyaspartic coatings. Garage floors account for nearly every review, and clients mention Andrew by name. To them, the crew was professional and punctual.
6. Canadian Floor Coatings
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (36 reviews)
Specialty: Concrete floor coatings, from home garages to industrial floors
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Floors in homes, businesses and industrial sites all fall within the work of Port Coquitlam’s Canadian Floor Coatings, according to the company. Homeowners write mostly about garage floors, and several reviews single out Ben. A couple of clients remark on how promptly and efficiently the crew worked.
7. Timberland Flooring
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (31 reviews)
Specialty: Garage floors in epoxy and polyaspartic
Thorough crack repair and surface preparation feature in most Timberland Flooring reviews, which come from garage projects in White Rock, Surrey and Cloverdale. Several of them name Bejan, and a couple of reviewers say the crew kept to the agreed schedule. From its base in Surrey, the business reports coating garage floors in epoxy and polyaspartic for homeowners and companies in Surrey, Langley, Coquitlam and the Fraser Valley.
8. Prime Coating & Polishing Inc.
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (29 reviews)
Specialty: Decorative epoxy floors and traffic coatings
Reviewers call the Prime Coating & Polishing Inc. crew and its work professional. Projects range from epoxy flooring to work at a factory, including a concrete prep job where an old floor was removed and the slab ground. On its website, which uses the brand Prime Edge Epoxy, the Surrey company lists decorative epoxy floors and traffic coatings for the city and surrounding communities.
9. Coating Titan
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (28 reviews)
Specialty: Polyaspartic and epoxy floor coatings
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A company serving the wider region, Coating Titan installs floor coatings in polyaspartic and epoxy. Reviewers say the crew was professional, mention Matt among the people they worked with, and a couple say their new floors drew compliments from visitors. Reviews cover a garage, a house deck with a basement entrance and a store.
10. IRONCLAD COMMERCIAL FLOORS
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (25 reviews)
Specialty: Epoxy flooring for commercial spaces and garages
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Epoxy jobs in IRONCLAD COMMERCIAL FLOORS reviews include a store, basement floors in a building in Delta, a mechanic shop and a utility room. Several clients single out the crew’s professional manner and the preparation done before coating. The Vancouver contractor says epoxy flooring is its specialty, and its site includes a page on epoxy garage floors.
11. CREATIV SURFACE LAB
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (24 reviews)
Specialty: Epoxy and polyaspartic floor coatings
Being on time is the point CREATIV SURFACE LAB clients raise most, and a couple also mention good communication. Projects include a flake garage floor in Surrey, a shop floor and a kitchen floor. The Surrey business calls itself a local epoxy team that puts down epoxy and polyaspartic floor coatings.
12. Deluxe Coating
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (22 reviews)
Specialty: Epoxy floor coatings for residential garages and commercial floors
Sean and Bob are named throughout Deluxe Coating’s reviews, and clients note the crew kept to the times it set. Metallic and flake finishes are among the floors its clients mention. The Vancouver business reports it has coated residential garages and commercial floors since 2018.
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Rain, Garages and Other Vancouver Questions
With so much rain, when can a Vancouver garage or patio be coated?
Indoor and garage jobs are often possible in most months, since installers generally work under cover and watch the temperature and dampness of the slab. Uncovered patios, steps and walkways are a different story, and many companies prefer to schedule them in the drier months. Ask each installer how they decide whether a rainy stretch means moving the date.
What can I do about wet tires and puddles on a garage floor in the rainy season?
A squeegee or a quick wipe after a soaking drive keeps standing water and grit from sitting on the surface, and a mat by the door catches what comes off boots and umbrellas. Find out from the installer which cleaning products and tools they suggest for the system you choose, and whether a textured topcoat is an option for spots that often get wet.
Can a covered patio, carport or set of entry steps be coated as well?
Many installers coat covered outdoor areas as well as garages, though the prep, the products and the schedule can differ from an indoor job. Share photos or arrange a visit so the company can look at drainage, slope and any existing sealers or paint before suggesting a system.
What should I ask during an installer’s site visit?
Ask how they will prepare the concrete, what they plan to do about cracks or old coatings, which system and finish they recommend and why, and how many people will be on site. It also helps to ask for photos of similar projects and a written estimate that sets out the scope, so different companies are easier to compare.
How long will the garage be out of use?
It depends on the product, the number of coats and the weather, so timelines vary from one company to the next. Find out how soon foot traffic is allowed, when shelves and storage may go back in and how long before parking again, and plan somewhere for the vehicle in the meantime.
How We Chose These Metro Vancouver Companies
To be included, a company needs Google stars averaging 4.5 or higher across a review count of at least 15, a location inside Metro Vancouver, and crews that put down epoxy or other concrete coatings themselves. Each company’s position comes from a review weighted score, which balances its star rating against the volume of reviews it has collected. Inclusion is free, and no business can buy its way onto this page or into a higher spot.
Data source: Google Maps, October 31, 2026.
