Top Rated Epoxy Floor Installers in Toronto and the GTA, Ranked by Google Reviews

Much of the concrete under Toronto homes has been around for decades. City of Toronto figures from the 2021 Census count 340,185 occupied homes in the city built in 1960 or earlier and another 333,990 built between 1961 and 1980, together close to three in every five Toronto households. Across the wider Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, 518,325 households live in homes from 1960 or before. The city also had 353,215 condominium dwellings in 2021, about 30 per cent of the total, compared with 16 per cent in the rest of that region.

That mix shapes floor projects here. An older basement or garage slab can arrive with years of patches, cracks and stains, so preparation often takes up a large part of any estimate, and condo or townhouse owners may want to check their building’s rules before booking. For this list, the GTA means the City of Toronto plus the regions of Durham, Halton, Peel and York.

What to know: the businesses on this page do their own epoxy or concrete coating installs, sit within the GTA and carry 4.5 Google stars or more, backed by 15 reviews or more. Placement comes from a weighted formula that blends rating with review count, and nobody paid for a spot.

GTA Floor Coating Companies Worth a Look

1. Next Level Epoxy

Google Rating: 5.0 stars (194 reviews)
Specialty: Epoxy and polyaspartic flooring for garages, porches and patios, basements and commercial or industrial spaces

Mitchell is the name most Next Level Epoxy clients mention, alongside a team they found prompt and professional. A couple also notice the care taken with small details. Garage floors and front and back porches feature among its jobs. Based in Whitchurch-Stouffville, the business says it serves residential, commercial and industrial clients, with services for garages, porches and patios, basements and polyaspartic flooring.

2. Forge Floors Inc

Google Rating: 5.0 stars (176 reviews)
Specialty: Epoxy coatings for garages, basements, patios, porches, walkways, steps and warehouses

Punctual arrivals come up in most Forge Floors Inc reviews, and Barsin is named again and again. Homeowners also note a tidy cleanup and quick, clear replies to their questions. From Markham, the company coats garages, basements, patios, porches, walkways, steps and warehouses across Toronto and the GTA.

3. Alanis Epoxy Flooring

Google Rating: 5.0 stars (136 reviews)
Specialty: Residential, garage, commercial and industrial epoxy floors, including polyaspartic, flake and metallic systems
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Owner Alex is named in several Alanis Epoxy Flooring reviews, and two clients note that the team kept in touch throughout the process. Garage floors make up most of the projects in its reviews, from bare concrete to slabs with heavy cracking. The Toronto company offers residential, garage, commercial and industrial epoxy floors, including polyaspartic, flake and metallic systems.

4. DGI LTD. (Dream Garage International)

Google Rating: 5.0 stars (119 reviews)
Specialty: Polyaspartic and epoxy floor systems for garages
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From the quote onward, DGI LTD. (Dream Garage International) clients recall clear explanations of the work involved, and You-Jin comes up in two of them. Professional is a word several use for the crew, two credit its attention to detail, and one of the jobs was a commercial tire shop floor. The company installs a polyaspartic and epoxy floor system for garages across Toronto and the GTA.

5. Epoxyguys

Google Rating: 5.0 stars (105 reviews)
Specialty: Commercial epoxy, residential garage coatings, metallic epoxy and polyurethane cement floors
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Carlos appears by name throughout Epoxyguys’ reviews, where clients value clear advice and good communication while settling on a floor. The team is also called professional. This family owned business reports serving the GTA since 2001, with commercial epoxy, residential garage coatings, metallic epoxy and polyurethane cement floors.

6. Dappa Epoxy Flooring Inc.

Google Rating: 5.0 stars (89 reviews)
Specialty: Solid colour epoxy, flake systems, metallic epoxy and concrete polishing for homes and commercial spaces
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Clients of Dappa Epoxy Flooring Inc. mention Felipe and crews who turned up when promised and cleaned up afterward. Two reviewers also mention how readily the team answered them, from first contact to install day. Its services include solid colour epoxy, flake systems, metallic epoxy and concrete polishing for houses and business premises.

7. Epoxy Flooring Toronto

Google Rating: 5.0 stars (89 reviews)
Specialty: Garage, basement and commercial epoxy floors
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Clear explanations stand out across Epoxy Flooring Toronto’s reviews, most often credited to Avi. Clients also say the work stayed on schedule and the site was left clean. Its projects range from garage and basement floors to commercial spaces across Toronto and the GTA, and one client had entrance steps finished in flake.

8. True Concrete Solutions

Google Rating: 5.0 stars (81 reviews)
Specialty: Decorative epoxy coatings, commercial and industrial protective coatings and traffic toppings

Led by Tony and Alvin, its website explains, True Concrete Solutions installs decorative epoxy coatings along with protective coatings and traffic toppings for commercial and industrial sites. Tony is named in most of its reviews and Aziz in two, and two reviewers value how clearly the team explained the options and the process. Garages, a basement and a sunroom are among the projects described.

9. Spx Epoxy flooring

Google Rating: 5.0 stars (74 reviews)
Specialty: Metallic, flake, garage, commercial and industrial epoxy flooring

Reviews for Etobicoke’s Spx Epoxy flooring are short and to the point, calling the crew professional and the work efficient. Jobs described include double car garage floors, a garage with full flake on the stem walls and a coated backyard slab. The company lists metallic, flake, garage, commercial and industrial epoxy flooring, with service areas across Toronto and the GTA.

10. BullEpoxy Coating

Google Rating: 5.0 stars (73 reviews)
Specialty: Garage, basement, outdoor and commercial floor coatings
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With Dimitry as a familiar name, BullEpoxy Coating clients recall crews that were punctual, kept them informed and left little dust behind. Most of its reviews concern garage floors. The company coats garage, basement, outdoor and commercial floors and lists service areas across York Region, Toronto and Mississauga.

11. EZ Floor Coating

Google Rating: 5.0 stars (60 reviews)
Specialty: Garage and porch coatings in polyaspartic and polyurea, with solid, flake and metallic finishes

Porch and garage projects make up most of EZ Floor Coating’s reviews, with Joseph named by most clients. Several found him and his crew punctual, tidy and easy to communicate with. From its Toronto base, it puts down polyaspartic and polyurea floors for garages, outdoor areas and commercial spaces, in solid, flake or metallic looks.

12. DR Garage Flooring & Storage

Google Rating: 5.0 stars (49 reviews)
Specialty: Epoxy, metallic and polyaspartic garage flooring

Dan is the constant in DR Garage Flooring & Storage reviews, and the crew comes across as professional, on schedule and detail minded. Most of the projects are garage floors, plus a furnace room floor. Working out of Vaughan, it puts in epoxy, metallic and polyaspartic flooring for garages.

Before You Book: GTA Homeowner Questions

Can an older basement or garage slab still be coated?
Often it can, though older concrete usually needs more preparation first. Installers commonly grind the surface and repair cracks, patches and stained areas, and some will test for moisture before recommending a system. Ask what the prep will involve for your slab and how it affects the schedule.

I live in a condo or townhouse. What should I sort out before booking?
Check with your property manager or board about approvals, working hours, elevator or parking access and where the crew can stage equipment. Shared garages and common areas usually fall under the building’s rules, while a private unit garage may not. Share those details with each installer so the estimate reflects them.

Flake, metallic or a solid colour: how do I choose a look?
Flake blends are a popular pick for garages and give a speckled look, metallic finishes create a swirled, glossy effect that many people like for basements and showrooms, and solid colours give a clean, uniform surface. Ask to see samples or past projects in each style, ideally under lighting close to your own.

What should I compare across two or three estimates?
Line up the prep method, the repair work included, the product system and number of layers, and the finish you will see. Also compare the schedule, how long you must stay off the floor and when the car can return, and whether clearing the space is included, so you are weighing like with like.

When should I book a project in the GTA?
Basement and other indoor floors can often be scheduled through much of the year, while many installers prefer milder weather for garages, porches and steps. Busy seasons fill up, so it helps to reach out a few weeks ahead and ask how each company handles a cold or rainy day on install day.

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Prefer to compare more options? Browse the Coated.ca directory and find an installer near you; companies across Toronto and the GTA list the coating systems they install.

Our GTA Selection Criteria

To qualify, a business needs an average of 4.5 Google stars or more drawn from a base of 15 reviews or more, a location in the City of Toronto or the regions of Durham, Halton, Peel or York, and in house crews doing the epoxy or concrete coating work. The order comes from a weighted calculation that pairs each rating with its review count, giving more weight to high ratings that many customers have confirmed. No business can pay to join this list or to change its position.

Data source: Google Maps, October 31, 2026.