Edmonton is building homes at a pace not seen since at least 1990. The City of Edmonton’s Q4 2025 Economic Update, drawing on CMHC data, counts 15,902 housing starts in the city in 2025, the highest annual level since at least 1990, with single detached homes making up about a quarter of them. The City also approved 17,775 net new dwelling units through building permits that year, the most in a single year in more than 20 years, including more than 3,000 row houses and more than 3,000 secondary suites.
All of that construction means a steady supply of fresh garage slabs and unfinished basements, while owners of established homes keep weighing what to do with older concrete. For this list, greater Edmonton means the Edmonton census metropolitan area, from the city itself to St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, Leduc, Fort Saskatchewan and Beaumont.
The rundown: these 13 companies coat concrete floors with their own crews, are located in the Edmonton census metropolitan area and hold Google averages of 4.5 or more, each backed by no fewer than fifteen reviews. Their order comes from weighting each rating by its review count, and inclusion cost nothing.
Greater Edmonton’s Floor Coating Installers, One by One
1. Whitcrete Garage Floor Coatings
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (171 reviews)
Specialty: Polyaspartic and epoxy coatings for garages, shops and commercial or industrial slabs, plus concrete floor repair
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Whitcrete Garage Floor Coatings clients write most about polyaspartic garage floors, and more than half of them name Colin. Two found him knowledgeable, and two started with badly damaged garage floors that needed repair. According to the Edmonton company, it applies polyaspartic and epoxy to garages, shops and commercial or industrial floors and also repairs concrete floors.
2. Concrete Resources Inc
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (124 reviews)
Specialty: Concrete polishing plus polyaspartic, polyurethane and epoxy coatings, largely for industrial and commercial sites
At its core, Concrete Resources Inc is an Edmonton polishing and coatings company: its website lists concrete polishing and polyaspartic, polyurethane and epoxy coatings, mostly at industrial and commercial buildings, along with surface preparation. Owner Darcy is mentioned in several reviews, and reviewers found the crew professional. On the residential side, two reviews are about garage floors, one of them repaired and then coated.
3. Surface Society
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (60 reviews)
Specialty: Epoxy and polyaspartic systems, flake and metallic included, for garages, living spaces and businesses
Owned locally and based in Edmonton, its website says, Surface Society installs epoxy or polyaspartic systems in garages, houses and commercial premises, with flake and metallic looks among the options. Its written reviews centre on epoxy floors, including one garage slab that was cracked and uneven and a bay another client had transformed. Several clients are clearly pleased with how the floor turned out.
4. B.Protek Concrete Coatings
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (37 reviews)
Specialty: Garage, basement and outdoor coatings, polyaspartic or epoxy
B.Protek Concrete Coatings is a franchise, and this is its Edmonton location, which the brand’s page says is owned and run locally. Its coatings, polyaspartic or epoxy, go on garage, basement and outdoor concrete. One written review on its listing covers a garage floor done in epoxy.
5. EpoTech
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (37 reviews)
Specialty: Decorative concrete and epoxy flooring, metallic finishes included, for residential and commercial clients
Moussa appears in most EpoTech reviews, and reviewers valued his clear guidance on how the job would go, keeping them informed at each step. Several reviewers also found the team professional. Most of the jobs are garage floors, alongside one patio floor and one repair to an existing coating. EpoTech calls itself a decorative concrete flooring contractor with residential and commercial work, with epoxy and metallic floors in its range.
6. Final Finish Epoxy Coatings
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (31 reviews)
Specialty: Garage, decorative and flake floors for homes, plus commercial floor coatings and concrete repair
Floor makeovers for Edmonton houses and businesses are the focus of Final Finish Epoxy Coatings, per its website, which lists garage, decorative and flake floors along with commercial surface preparation and concrete repair. The work strikes clients as professional, and much of what they write about involves garage floors. One job covered the washrooms at a campground and its main building, and another took the crew outside the city.
7. Garage Floors 4 Less Edmonton
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (26 reviews)
Specialty: Garage, outdoor and commercial floor coatings
Garage Floors 4 Less Edmonton presents itself on its site as a family owned Edmonton business, with service across the Edmonton area, including Sherwood Park, St. Albert, Spruce Grove, Beaumont and Fort Saskatchewan. Sheldon is the name clients mention most, and two reviewers credit the crew with careful slab repair and preparation before its multi layer system went down. Its written reviews mostly name garage floor jobs.
8. Obsidian Epoxy Ltd.
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (15 reviews)
Specialty: Polyaspartic and epoxy systems for garages, basements, patios and retail or industrial floors
Obsidian Epoxy Ltd. says its roots are in automotive detailing, and it now lays polyaspartic and epoxy systems in garages, basements, patios and retail or industrial spaces across Edmonton and area. Its written reviews praise a professional team along with good communication or quick responses, and one covers a garage floor.
9. Alfa Resin Werks Inc.
Google Rating: 4.9 stars (36 reviews)
Specialty: Epoxy and polyurea polyaspartic coatings for garages, basements, outdoor areas and commercial floors, including custom marble and metallic looks
Founded by Albert, who is named across its reviews, Alfa Resin Werks Inc. is an Edmonton company, family owned, that installs epoxy and polyurea polyaspartic floor coatings. Garage floors fill the bulk of its reviews, and several mention slab preparation, including one floor that was deeply cracked and pitted. One project was a set of epoxy floors at a new business in Sherwood Park.
10. Epoxy Master Flooring
Google Rating: 4.9 stars (39 reviews)
Specialty: Epoxy and polyaspartic flooring for garages, homes, businesses and industrial buildings
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Epoxy floors for houses, businesses and industrial buildings are all on offer from Epoxy Master Flooring, along with polyaspartic coatings for garage floors, according to the Edmonton company. Two of its written reviews highlight the installer’s knowledge of epoxy, one of them from a fellow flooring professional. Another came from a homeowner new to epoxy floors, in a colour that was custom ordered.
11. Fancy Floor Coatings & Epoxy
Google Rating: 4.9 stars (55 reviews)
Specialty: Epoxy flooring and concrete coatings in flake, metallic and polyaspartic systems, residential and commercial
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Repeat business shows up in the reviews of Fancy Floor Coatings & Epoxy, where two commercial clients say they have hired the team more than once. Most of its written reviews concern commercial or industrial epoxy jobs. The family owned Edmonton company says it coats garages, basements and business floors with flake, metallic, solid colour and polyaspartic systems.
12. Sealing Innovation Ltd.
Google Rating: 4.9 stars (90 reviews)
Specialty: Polyaspartic coatings for garages, stairs and other residential or commercial concrete
A team of young local business owners runs Sealing Innovation Ltd., according to its site, which coats garages, stairs and other concrete in Edmonton with polyaspartic systems. Clients mention Alex by name, and professional is how they sum up the crew. Garage floors, some in epoxy, lead the jobs, and one client also had front stairs coated.
13. Wicked Workshops Inc.
Google Rating: 4.9 stars (145 reviews)
Specialty: Garage floor coatings, including polyaspartic flake systems
Serving the Edmonton area, Wicked Workshops Inc. coats garage floors, with polyaspartic flake among its systems. Terence and Russ are the names reviewers use, and two reviewers valued a team that was flexible with scheduling, from working after hours to finding a new date. Its floor reviews cover garage jobs, among them one polyaspartic coating and one slab left uneven when it was poured.
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New Builds, Basements and Suites: Edmonton Floor Questions
We just moved into a new build in one of Edmonton’s growing neighbourhoods. When can the garage slab be coated?
That is up to each installer, since every company sets its own approach for new slabs. Many want to see the slab first, and some test it for moisture. Find out from each installer what it needs before booking, and keep your builder’s paperwork handy in case questions come up about the slab.
Should a new build basement be coated now or after it is developed?
It depends on your plans. If walls, a bathroom or a suite are coming, ask the installer how the coating fits with framing and other trades, since some homeowners coat first and others wait. Share your layout, and a sensible order can be worked out together.
Our property has a secondary suite or a backyard house. Can those floors be done too?
Often they can, though access, scheduling and tenants all need planning. Let the installer know who lives in each space, how the areas connect and whether work can happen in stages.
Is it worth asking for a sample of the finish on my own floor?
Usually, yes. Colours and flake blends can look different under garage lighting than online, so a sample board or a small test area helps. Ask whether a sample is offered and how long it takes to arrange.
What should I look for in an installer’s photos of past work?
Look for projects similar to yours in size, condition and finish, and for close ups of edges, joints and stairs as well as wide shots. Ask where the jobs were done and whether the company can show work on older concrete as well as new slabs.
The Bar Every Edmonton Company Cleared
To make this list, a company has to hold at least 4.5 stars on Google from fifteen or more reviewers, sit within the Edmonton census metropolitan area by the address on its own site or its Maps location, and do its own floor coating installs. A score that weighs each rating against its review count decides the order. Nobody paid to appear here, and a listing can’t be bought or moved up.
Data source: Google Maps, October 31, 2026.

