EpoxyFloorIndex
Free listing, rankings never sold

Get listed free. Get found by GTA homeowners.

Last updated: By EpoxyFloorIndex Research Team

EpoxyFloorIndex ranks 221 GTA floor coating businesses on the published EpoxyFloorIndex Score, never by ad spend. Listing is automatic and costs nothing. If your business coats floors in the GTA and Google knows about it, you are probably already here, and homeowners in your category and area find you and send a request through your listing.

How does EpoxyFloorIndex work for contractors?

1. You get listed free

Every eligible business already has a basic profile built from public data. Nobody paid to be here and nobody can pay to leave.

2. Homeowners find you

Category and neighbourhood pages rank you by the EpoxyFloorIndex Score, a published formula over three pillars.

3. The homeowner sends a request

Your profile carries a request form rather than a phone number. What comes in reaches EpoxyFloorIndex by email. Nothing has been sent on to any company from this site, and we would not start without agreeing it with you first.

What does your profile show right now?

Only public data. Your name, phone number, address, categories, star rating, review count and whatever photos the scrape found. Nothing you have supplied, because there is no way to supply anything yet. That is the whole record, and it is why keeping the Google Business Profile the scrape reads accurate is the one thing worth your time.

  • Website and address, as Google had them
  • Star rating and review count, as Google had them
  • A request-a-quote link on every listing, until you claim it and your own number goes up instead

Can anyone pay for a better ranking?

Never. EpoxyFloorIndex positions come only from the published EpoxyFloorIndex Score, which weighs reviews and reputation, what a company states on its own website, and how complete its record is. Keeping money and rankings apart is what makes homeowners trust the list, which is exactly what makes a position here worth something. You can read the exact method on our methodology page.

Read the ranking methodology

Contractor questions, answered

Does a listing on EpoxyFloorIndex really cost nothing?

Yes. A listing is free, no company can buy a better position, and the order on every list comes from a published formula with no advertising slot anywhere on the site. What we are building on top of that is a paid route for work we pass on, which is a separate thing you would have to agree to; nothing is charged to you for simply being in the index.

Do you send me leads?

Not yet. The site now runs a request form, and what a homeowner sends reaches EpoxyFloorIndex by email. Nothing has been passed to any company from this site so far, and we will not start sending work to you without agreeing it with you first.

Can I claim my profile?

Not yet. Claiming would need a channel to send a claim through, and EpoxyFloorIndex has no working email address, phone line or form. Rather than run a claim button that goes nowhere, the site says so. When a channel opens it will appear on the contact page first.

Can I pay to rank higher on EpoxyFloorIndex?

No, and that is the point. Rankings come only from the published EpoxyFloorIndex Score, which weighs reviews and reputation, what a company states on its own website, and how complete its record is. Nobody can buy a position, which is exactly why homeowners trust the list, and why being on it is worth your time.

How do I fix wrong information on my profile?

Right now the only route is the source. Profiles are built from public Google Business Profile data as of our August 2026 dataset, so a phone number, category or service area corrected there is picked up by the next refresh. There is no way to send a correction to us directly yet.

Profile claiming is not open yet

There is no working email address, phone line or form on EpoxyFloorIndex, so there is currently no way to start a claim or send a correction. Until there is, the fastest way to change what appears here is to fix the underlying Google Business Profile, since that is what the next scrape reads.