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How Much Does Epoxy Floor Coating Cost in Toronto?

Last updated: By EpoxyFloorIndex Research Team

An epoxy floor coating job in the GTA is priced by square footage, the number of coats and how much grinding or crack repair the slab needs first. The table below lays out the real range by scope, sourced from named Toronto applicators, so you can weigh a quote before you sign.

What drives the cost of an epoxy floor coating job?

The 42 prices below rest on 13 independent published sources, each named on its own row with the condition that source attaches to it. Every figure was re-checked against the page it is quoted from in August 2026; where a source could not be read, or did not carry the figure attributed to it, the row was removed rather than re-attributed.

Researched August 2026. CAD, sources named per row. Add 13% HST unless noted.

How far apart are the published epoxy floor coating prices?

The rows in the table below, drawn as bands on one scale. Where two bars overlap, two named applicators are quoting the same work at the same money. Where they do not, the gap is almost always scope rather than the market, and this page's research notes say which scope. The per-foot rows sit close together; the whole-project rows for a 400 to 500 square foot double garage do not, which is the most useful disagreement on the page.

Published bands, per sq ft (CAD)

17 rows on one scale. Each bar starts at the floor that source published and ends at its ceiling, so an overlap is agreement and a gap is not.

  • Basement epoxy flooring, Ontario

    $3–$7

    Canadian Concrete Surfaces: Epoxy Flooring Cost in Ontario (2025 Guide)

  • Epoxy resin flooring, Ontario-wide (incl. Windsor-Essex)

    $3–$12

    Canadian Concrete Surfaces: Epoxy Flooring Cost in Ontario (2025 Guide)

  • Basic solid-colour epoxy, garage floor

    $4–$6

    Monarch Epoxy Coatings: Epoxy Garage Floor Cost Toronto (2026 Pricing Guide)

  • Epoxy flooring installed, Greater Toronto Area

    $4–$12

    Armour Guard: How Much Does Epoxy Flooring Cost in Toronto?

  • Solid-colour epoxy system, Toronto market

    $5–$7

    GLI Epoxy Flooring: Epoxy Flooring Cost Toronto (Pricing Guide)

  • Professional epoxy garage floor installation, Ontario

    $5–$9

    GLI Epoxy Flooring: Garage Floor Coating Cost in Ontario (2026 Guide)

  • Basement epoxy flooring, Toronto

    $5–$9

    GLI Epoxy Flooring: Epoxy Flooring Cost Toronto (Pricing Guide)

  • Professional epoxy flooring, Toronto (all applications)

    $5–$12

    GLI Epoxy Flooring: Epoxy Flooring Cost Toronto (Pricing Guide)

  • Small residential epoxy job (under 1,000 sq ft), Toronto

    $6–$12

    Epoxy Flooring Toronto: Epoxy Flooring Toronto (Garage, Basement & Commercial Coating)

  • Polyaspartic garage floor coating, Ontario

    $6–$12

    GLI Epoxy Flooring: Garage Floor Coating Cost in Ontario (2026 Guide)

  • Flake/chip epoxy system, Toronto

    $7–$10

    GLI Epoxy Flooring: Epoxy Flooring Cost Toronto (Pricing Guide)

  • Epoxy flooring, Toronto and GTA

    $7–$12

    Epoxy Dudes: Epoxy Flooring Cost in Toronto (2025)

  • Metallic epoxy garage floor finish

    $8–$12

    Monarch Epoxy Coatings: Epoxy Garage Floor Cost Toronto (2026 Pricing Guide)

  • Metallic epoxy floor, Toronto

    $9–$12

    GLI Epoxy Flooring: Epoxy Flooring Cost Toronto (Pricing Guide)

  • Metallic basement finish, Toronto

    $9–$12

    GLI Epoxy Flooring: Epoxy Flooring Cost Toronto (Pricing Guide)

  • Quartz epoxy system, Toronto (commercial kitchens, healthcare, wet areas)

    $9–$13

    GLI Epoxy Flooring: Epoxy Flooring Cost Toronto (Pricing Guide)

  • Polyurea/polyaspartic hybrid garage system, high performance

    $9–$14

    Monarch Epoxy Coatings: Epoxy Garage Floor Cost Toronto (2026 Pricing Guide)

$3lowest floorhighest ceiling$14

Published bands, per project (CAD)

13 rows on one scale. Each bar starts at the floor that source published and ends at its ceiling, so an overlap is agreement and a gap is not.

  • Epoxy basement floor, full range depending on scope, Toronto

    $1,200–$20,000

    Armour Guard: How Much Does Epoxy Flooring Cost in Toronto?

  • Double car garage (400-500 sq ft), Toroo Coatings estimate

    $1,500–$3,000

    Toroo Epoxy Coatings: Epoxy Flooring Cost in Toronto (2026 Pricing Guide)

  • Double car garage (400 sq ft), Armour Guard estimate

    $1,600–$4,000

    Armour Guard: How Much Does Epoxy Flooring Cost in Toronto?

  • Basement room (600 sq ft), polyaspartic system

    $1,800–$7,200

    Quick Coat: How Much Does Polyaspartic Floor Coating Cost?

  • Basement floor (500-1,500 sq ft), Toronto

    $2,000–$6,500

    Toroo Epoxy Coatings: Epoxy Flooring Cost in Toronto (2026 Pricing Guide)

  • Small basement (400-500 sq ft), Toronto

    $2,800–$3,500

    Epoxy Dudes: Epoxy Flooring Cost in Toronto (2025)

  • 2-car garage (400-500 sq ft), Epoxy Dudes estimate

    $3,000–$4,000

    Epoxy Dudes: Epoxy Flooring Cost in Toronto (2025)

  • Basic epoxy system, 400 sq ft double garage

    $3,800–$4,800

    SurfacePro Epoxy Flooring / Cedarwood Development Group: How Much Does Garage Epoxy Cost in the GTA (2026)

  • Medium basement (600-800 sq ft), Toronto

    $4,200–$5,600

    Epoxy Dudes: Epoxy Flooring Cost in Toronto (2025)

  • 1,000 sq ft basement, flake system with moisture barrier

    $5,000–$9,000

    GLI Epoxy Flooring: Epoxy Flooring Cost Toronto (Pricing Guide)

  • 800 sq ft garage, basic system, full project (real-world example)

    $5,150–$8,800

    Armour Guard: How Much Does Epoxy Flooring Cost in Toronto?

  • 600 sq ft basement, metallic finish

    $5,400–$7,200

    GLI Epoxy Flooring: Epoxy Flooring Cost Toronto (Pricing Guide)

  • 800 sq ft garage, premium system, full project (real-world example)

    $8,700–$13,400

    Armour Guard: How Much Does Epoxy Flooring Cost in Toronto?

$1,200lowest floorhighest ceiling$20,000

Published bands, per sq ft, add-on (CAD)

4 rows on one scale. Each bar starts at the floor that source published and ends at its ceiling, so an overlap is agreement and a gap is not.

  • Antimicrobial basement epoxy add-on

    $1 one published figure, not a range

    Canadian Concrete Surfaces: Epoxy Flooring Cost in Ontario (2025 Guide)

  • Surface prep add-on for stains, paint, cracks, or moisture

    $1–$3

    GLI Epoxy Flooring: Epoxy Flooring Cost Toronto (Pricing Guide)

  • Existing-flooring removal and disposal for finished basements

    $2–$4

    Canadian Concrete Surfaces: Epoxy Flooring Cost in Ontario (2025 Guide)

  • Moisture vapour barrier add-on for high hydrostatic pressure slabs

    $2.00–$4.50

    SurfacePro Epoxy Flooring: Epoxy Flooring Cost Toronto (2026 Garage Pricing Guide)

$1lowest floorhighest ceiling$4.50

8 rows are in the table but not on the chart

Nothing was rounded, reformatted or filled in to make a bar fit. A row that could not be drawn honestly is named here instead, and its figures are still in the table.

  • 2-car garage epoxy floor, 400 sq ft, full project – the published ceiling is open ended, so it has no top to draw.
  • Full flake epoxy system, 400 sq ft double garage – the published ceiling is open ended, so it has no top to draw.
  • Premium polyaspartic system, 400 sq ft double garage – the published ceiling is open ended, so it has no top to draw.
  • Large basement (1,000+ sq ft), Toronto, starting cost – the published ceiling is open ended, so it has no top to draw.
  • Residential garage epoxy flooring, GTA (before tax) – only 2 rows on this page is priced per sq ft + tax (CAD), which is too few to read as a spread.
  • Commercial epoxy job over 1,500 sq ft, GTA (before tax) – only 2 rows on this page is priced per sq ft + tax (CAD), which is too few to read as a spread.
  • Materials-only cost, full epoxy system, GTA – only 2 rows on this page is priced per sq ft, materials only (CAD), which is too few to read as a spread.
  • Materials-only cost, full polyaspartic system, GTA – only 2 rows on this page is priced per sq ft, materials only (CAD), which is too few to read as a spread.

What is actually under a finished epoxy floor?

A cheap quote and an expensive quote for the same garage usually differ by a layer, not by a brand. Read from the slab upward, this is the build-up both quotes are describing, and the point at which one of them stops.

  1. Clear topcoatA warm tyre parked on a cured floor softens a weak coating and lifts it away in patches when the car moves. That is the standard failure of a thin single-coat garage floor, and the reason a topcoat is priced as its own line.
  2. Flake or metallic broadcastonly when it appliesSolid colour costs less than flake, flake less than metallic or quartz. Which step you take here moves the per-foot rate further than the brand on the pail does.
  3. Base coat, at the thickness quotedThicker and multi-layered systems last longer and cost more. Depth is quoted in mils, one thousandth of an inch each, and the same floor at 20 mils uses several times the material it does at 5.
  4. Moisture vapour barrieronly when it appliesOnly on a slab with high hydrostatic pressure. On a Toronto basement floor it is the number-one cost driver of the entire job, and the reason a basement quote outruns a garage quote of the same size.$2.00–$4.50 per sq ft, add-on (CAD), SurfacePro Epoxy Flooring: Epoxy Flooring Cost Toronto (2026 Garage Pricing Guide)
  5. Diamond grinding to a CSP-3 profileDiamond-segment discs open the concrete pores so the coating keys into the slab. Acid etching is the cheaper alternative and the usual reason a low quote is low. Preparation is often the single biggest cost variable in the whole project.
  6. Crack repair, oil-stain treatment, removal of the old coatingLabour and material spent before any coating goes down. It is the first thing a low bid leaves out, because it is the only part of the job the buyer never sees.$1–$3 per sq ft, add-on (CAD), GLI Epoxy Flooring: Epoxy Flooring Cost Toronto (Pricing Guide)
  7. The slab you already haveOlder slabs in Etobicoke and Scarborough often need more crack repair and prep than newer slabs in Markham or Vaughan. That difference is settled before a coating is chosen.

Every layer is named from a cost driver or a defined term already published further down this page. Where a layer has a published price of its own, the row it comes from is printed beside it and appears in full in the table above.

What drives the price?

Surface preparation, system thickness and slab condition move a epoxy floor coating quote more than the coating brand does. Each factor below is one a Toronto quote is actually priced on, so you can read two bids and see where they diverge.

  • Surface preparation (diamond grinding or shot blasting) is often the single biggest cost variable in any epoxy project (GLI Epoxy Flooring, Toroo Epoxy Coatings)
  • Floor size: larger projects generally cost less per square foot because fixed costs like equipment and travel spread over more area (GLI Epoxy Flooring, Armour Guard)
  • Coating system and finish type: solid colour costs less than flake, which costs less than metallic or quartz (GLI Epoxy Flooring)
  • Crack repair, oil-stain treatment, and existing-coating removal add to labour and material cost before any coating goes down (Armour Guard, Epoxy Dudes)
  • Number of coats/layers: thicker or multi-layered systems last longer but cost more (Epoxy Dudes)
  • Location and site access within Toronto: tight downtown parking, high-rise garages, or elevator-loaded equipment can carry a small access fee (GLI Epoxy Flooring)
  • Surface prep method: mechanical diamond grinding to a CSP-3 profile is the standard for both epoxy and polyaspartic in a Toronto winter; acid etching does not create a strong enough bond (Polished Floors)
  • Moisture vapour barrier for high-hydrostatic-pressure slabs adds $2.00-$4.50/sq ft (SurfacePro Epoxy Flooring)
  • Coating system chosen: solid colour < flake < polyaspartic/polyurea/metallic, each tier adding to both material and labour cost (GLI Epoxy Flooring, Monarch Epoxy Coatings)
  • Concrete condition: older slabs in areas like Etobicoke and Scarborough often need more crack repair and prep than newer slabs in Markham or Vaughan (SurfacePro Epoxy Flooring/Cedarwood Development Group)
  • Cure-time premium: polyaspartic's single-day cure costs more per sq ft than epoxy's multi-day cure, but avoids losing use of the garage for up to a week (Polished Floors, GLI Epoxy Flooring)
  • Redoing a failed DIY epoxy kit professionally, including proper removal and grinding, runs closer to $2,800-$3,200 for a double garage (GLI Epoxy Flooring)
  • Moisture control and vapour barriers are the number-one basement-specific cost driver (GLI Epoxy Flooring, Armour Guard, Canadian Concrete Surfaces)
  • Existing flooring removal and disposal for finished basements adds $2-4/sq ft (Canadian Concrete Surfaces)
  • Antimicrobial formulations that prevent mould and bacteria growth add roughly $1/sq ft to standard pricing (Canadian Concrete Surfaces)
  • Finish tier: metallic basement systems run $9-12/sq ft versus $5-9/sq ft for a standard basement finish, roughly double (GLI Epoxy Flooring)
  • Basement size versus per-square-foot rate: smaller basements price at $7-9.30/sq ft while 1,000+ sq ft basements trend toward $7+/sq ft (Epoxy Dudes)

What's specific to Ontario and Toronto?

Ontario adds 13% HST to every figure on this page, and Toronto's freeze-thaw cycle and road salt decide which systems survive here at all. These are the local conditions a national price guide leaves out.

  • Toronto's freeze-thaw cycles and road salt are the main reasons contractors insist on diamond grinding rather than acid etching before coating (GLI Epoxy Flooring)
  • Epoxy resin has an exothermic reaction around 55°F (13°C); below that, contractors need to pre-warm the concrete before coating (Armour Guard)
  • HST applies at 13% on residential coating work in Ontario

How can I pay less?

The reliable savings are in timing, scope and slab preparation, not in a thinner coating. Each lever below is one GTA homeowners actually use, and each ties back to a figure in the table above.

  • Compare quotes on full scope, not just headline rate: make sure diamond grinding or shot blasting, crack repair, primer, base coat, and topcoat sealer are all itemized (GLI Epoxy Flooring)
  • Avoid box-store DIY epoxy kits: GLI Epoxy Flooring notes these use water-based epoxy that bonds weakly, yellows in sunlight, and starts peeling within one to three years under normal traffic
  • Bundle a larger contiguous area into one job where possible; larger commercial footprints price at $1.99-$8.99/sq ft versus $5.99-$12.99/sq ft for smaller residential jobs, per Sealcon Floor Coatings

How did we research these numbers?

Every price on this page was read out of a named Canadian source and re-checked against that source in August 2026. Ranges are not blended: each row keeps the band its own source published, with that source's caveat beside it, so two rows that disagree stay visibly disagreeing rather than being averaged into one tidy number nobody was ever quoted.

  • All figures above are in Canadian dollars, fetched and confirmed directly on each contractor's pricing page, published 2025-2026.
  • The overall per-square-foot band spans $3 to $13 across nine named Canadian sources. The low end reflects Ontario-wide averages (Canadian Concrete Surfaces) and large commercial jobs that benefit from economies of scale (Sealcon), while the high end reflects premium metallic and quartz finishes (GLI Epoxy Flooring).
  • Where a source gave both a per-square-foot rate and a real-world total project cost for the same job (Armour Guard's 800 sq ft garage example), we included both so readers can sanity-check quotes either way.
  • All figures above are in Canadian dollars from Toronto/GTA and Ontario contractor pricing pages published 2025-2026, fetched and confirmed directly on each source's page.
  • SurfacePro Epoxy Flooring (surfaceproepoxy.ca) is a division of Cedarwood Development Group Inc. (cedarwooddevelopment.ca); both cite the same $3,800-$6,800+ figure for a 400 sq ft double garage, so treat that as one data point, not two independent confirmations.
  • Sources disagree sharply on what a 400-500 sq ft double garage costs as a full project: Toroo Coatings quotes $1,500-$3,000, Armour Guard quotes $1,600-$4,000, Epoxy Dudes quotes $3,000-$4,000, while SurfacePro/Cedarwood quotes $3,800-$6,800+. We show all four rather than pick one; the realistic Toronto/GTA range for a double garage spans roughly $1,500-$6,800 depending on coating system, prep needed, and which contractor is quoting.
  • GLI Epoxy Flooring's Ontario guide gives a useful red flag: treat any quote under about $3 per square foot with caution, since that price usually means thin material or no real diamond grinding.
  • Polished Floors' materials-only figures ($5-$7/sq ft epoxy, $7-$10/sq ft polyaspartic) are lower than most other sources' fully-installed per-sq-ft rates because they exclude labour; we've labelled that row accordingly.
  • All figures above are in Canadian dollars, fetched and confirmed directly on each contractor's page, published 2025-2026.
  • Armour Guard's $1,200-$20,000 figure explicitly depends on 'your basement size and how much of the floor you'll epoxy'; it's a total-project range covering partial to full basements, not a per-square-foot rate, so don't compare it directly to the other project totals above without knowing scope.
  • Epoxy Dudes' room-type table ($7-$9.30/sq ft for small to medium basements, trending toward $7+/sq ft at 1,000+ sq ft) shows the same economies-of-scale pattern that GLI Epoxy Flooring and Canadian Concrete Surfaces describe in prose.

What did the sources actually say?

A source name and a link is what every price page prints. Below is what those sources actually said. Each sentence is reproduced exactly as it appears on the page it was read from, with the row it supports named beside it, so you can check the wording rather than take our word for the number. These are 6 different publishers, one sentence each.

Sources

What does finished epoxy floor coating work look like?

Six floors finished by companies listed under this category on EpoxyFloorIndex. They are the contractors' own photographs, not stock, and they are here because a price band means more once you can see the range of finish it buys.

Who can do the work?

EpoxyFloorIndex tracks 207 epoxy and garage floor coating contractors across the Greater Toronto Area, rated 4.88★ on average. The three below rank highest on the published EpoxyFloorIndex Score, based on EpoxyFloorIndex's analysis of 207 GTA businesses, August 2026.

  • Marleau's Action Maintenance

    Marleau's Action Maintenance

    85/100 EpoxyFloorIndex Score

    • Says it is insured
    • Says it carries WSIB coverage

    Whitby · Epoxy & Garage Floor Coating · 6 of 6 details on file

    Coating work described on its website, five stars on 244 of 246 reviews and 4 profile photos.

    Request a quoteView profile
  • REAL SEAL

    REAL SEAL

    83/100 EpoxyFloorIndex Score

    • Says it is licensed
    • Says it is insured

    Service area not recorded · Epoxy & Garage Floor Coating · 6 of 6 details on file

    Five stars on all 54 Google reviews, hours posted all 7 days and coating work described on its website.

    Request a quoteView profile
See all 207 epoxy and garage floor coating contractors on EpoxyFloorIndex

What do these terms mean?

Three words do most of the work in a epoxy floor coating quote, and a bid that looks cheap usually differs from an expensive one on exactly these. Each is defined here as this trade uses it.

Mil thickness
A mil is one thousandth of an inch. It is how coating depth is quoted, and the number that separates a rolled-on garage kit from a trowelled commercial floor: the same square footage at 20 mils uses several times the material it does at 5.
Hot-tyre pickup
A warm tyre parked on a cured floor softens a weak coating and lifts it away in patches when the car moves. It is the standard failure mode of a thin single-coat garage floor, and the reason a topcoat is priced separately.
Diamond grinding
Mechanical surface preparation that opens the concrete pores with diamond-segment discs so the coating keys into the slab. Acid etching is the cheaper alternative and the usual reason a low quote is low.

Where should I look next?

A price only means something next to the alternative. These are the guides, comparisons and calculators on EpoxyFloorIndex that answer the question this page leaves open.

What else do people ask about epoxy floor coating pricing?

How much does epoxy flooring cost per square foot in Toronto?

Most professional epoxy flooring in Toronto costs between $5 and $12 per square foot, according to GLI Epoxy Flooring. Basic solid-colour systems start around $5 to $7, flake systems run $7 to $10, and metallic finishes reach $9 to $12 per square foot. The price depends on the finish type, floor condition, and total project size.

What is included in the epoxy flooring cost?

A proper quote should include surface prep (diamond grinding or shot blasting), primer, base coat, your chosen finish system, and a protective topcoat sealer, per GLI Epoxy Flooring. Crack repair, moisture barriers, and anti-slip additives should also be listed clearly; a quote that leaves out prep work is not a bargain.

How long does epoxy flooring last in Toronto's climate?

GLI Epoxy Flooring reports a properly installed epoxy floor lasts 10 to 20 years in a home and 5 to 15 years in commercial or industrial settings, depending on traffic. Toronto's freeze-thaw cycles and road salt make good surface prep essential to reach that lifespan.

Why is epoxy flooring more expensive than paint?

Epoxy is not just a surface coating, it's a multi-layer system that chemically bonds to concrete, according to Epoxy Dudes. The materials are industrial-grade and the process involves grinding, repairs, priming, application, and curing, unlike a DIY paint kit.

What's the price difference between residential and commercial epoxy pricing in the GTA?

Sealcon Floor Coatings quotes residential garage epoxy flooring at $5.99 to $12.99 per square foot plus tax, while larger commercial jobs over 1,500 sq ft run $1.99 to $8.99 per square foot plus tax, since bigger commercial footprints benefit from economies of scale.

How much does epoxy cost for a two-car garage in the GTA?

Budget roughly $3,800-$6,800+ for a professionally installed 400 sq ft double garage, according to SurfacePro Epoxy Flooring/Cedarwood Development Group, broken into tiers: $3,800-$4,800 for a basic solid-colour system, $4,800-$6,000+ for a full flake system, and $6,000-$6,800+ for a premium polyaspartic system. Other GTA contractors quote lower for the same size, so get several written quotes before you budget.

Is polyaspartic worth the extra cost over epoxy for a Toronto garage?

Materials alone run $5-$7/sq ft for epoxy versus $7-$10/sq ft for polyaspartic in the GTA, per Polished Floors. Polyaspartic cures in a single day instead of epoxy's 5-7 day cure, resists UV yellowing, and tolerates freeze-thaw edge lift better; Polished Floors reports epoxy garage floors in the GTA start showing edge lift and chipping at the door threshold around year 5-7, while polyaspartic floors the same age usually still look new.

What does a moisture vapour barrier add to the cost?

If your garage has high hydrostatic pressure, expect to add $2.00-$4.50 per square foot for a moisture vapour barrier, according to SurfacePro Epoxy Flooring.

What's a red flag in a cheap garage floor coating quote?

GLI Epoxy Flooring's Ontario guide says to treat any quote under roughly $3 per square foot with caution, since that price usually means thin material or no real diamond grinding was included.

Can polyaspartic be installed over an existing epoxy garage floor?

Sometimes, according to Polished Floors: if the epoxy is fully intact and well bonded, the surface can be sanded for adhesion with any chips or lifted edges ground out and patched first. If more than 10 percent of the existing epoxy is failing, full removal is the better call.

How much does it cost to epoxy a 1,000 sq ft basement in Toronto?

GLI Epoxy Flooring estimates $5,000 to $9,000 for a 1,000 sq ft basement with a flake system and moisture barrier included. Epoxy Dudes puts a 1,000+ sq ft basement starting at $7,000, or $7+ per square foot.

Does a basement floor need a moisture barrier in Toronto?

GLI Epoxy Flooring says moisture matters more in a basement than any other room; Toronto basements hold humidity, and a vapour barrier adds to material costs but is not optional if you want the floor to stay bonded. Skipping the moisture test is the main reason cheap installs bubble, peel, and fail within a year.

What's the price range for a small versus large basement coating job?

Epoxy Dudes prices a small 400-500 sq ft basement at $2,800-$3,500 ($7-$8.75/sq ft), a medium 600-800 sq ft basement at $4,200-$5,600 ($7-$9.30/sq ft), and a 1,000+ sq ft basement starting at $7,000 ($7+/sq ft).

Is polyaspartic an option for basement floors?

Yes. Quick Coat prices a 600 sq ft polyaspartic basement room at $1,800-$7,200, depending on scope of work and site conditions.

Questions to ask your contractor

  • How many days before the floor can take foot traffic, and before a car?
  • Is this a standard epoxy or a UV-stable topcoat?
  • What's included in the price: grinding, primer, colour coat and topcoat, or extra? See what's usually included
  • How do you handle cracks or control joints in the existing slab before coating?
  • What temperature does the space need to hold during application and cure?