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Quartz Epoxy Flooring

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The System

What Is Quartz Epoxy Flooring?

Quartz epoxy flooring is a broadcast system built from real, colour coated quartz aggregate set into epoxy resin. The quartz granules are thrown into the wet base coat until the surface is fully saturated, then locked in under a clear protective topcoat.

Because quartz is a hard mineral rather than a vinyl flake, the finished floor is denser and physically tougher than a decorative system. It looks like fine natural stone or terrazzo, with an even, granular texture underfoot. You will also see it called a quartz broadcast epoxy floor or a quartz sand epoxy floor.

PRICE

How Much Does Slip Resistant Epoxy Flooring Cost?

Quartz epoxy runs $8 to $11 per square foot installed. It sits between flake and metallic on price, and there is a real spread inside it. Here is what moves you up or down within that range.

Concrete condition

Commercial and industrial slabs are usually the ones needing the most work. Joint treatment, crack repair and heavier grinding all add preparation time before we can build a level base to broadcast into.

Moisture readings

Older commercial slabs were frequently poured with no vapour barrier beneath them, so high readings are common. Where they turn up, a moisture vapour barrier primer goes down before any aggregate does.

Texture level

A heavier broadcast for aggressive slip resistance uses more aggregate and takes longer to finish. A commercial kitchen and a retail floor sit at opposite ends of that scale.

Coving and detailing

Integral cove base at wall junctions, standard in kitchens and food areas, is priced separately from floor area. Drains, thresholds and moving joints all need detailing rather than coating over.

Size and access

Larger open areas cost less per square foot than small or awkward ones. Elevator access, loading restrictions and tight service corridors all add time before any work starts.

Scheduling

Work that has to happen overnight, at weekends or in phases around your operating hours costs more than a straight run at an empty space. Most commercial jobs need some of it.

Get a ballpark from the cost estimator, then book a free site visit for a firm written quote against your actual slab and your actual operating constraints.
Best For

Where Quartz Epoxy Flooring Works Best

Quartz is what we specify when the floor has a job to do rather than a look to achieve. Grip, hygiene and heavy traffic are what it is for.

Commercial kitchens and restaurants

Warehouses and industrial facilities

Auto shops and service bays

Gyms and fitness centres

Clinics, labs and medical facilities

Auto shops and service bays

Durability

How Durable Is a Quartz Epoxy Floor?

A quartz system from us finishes at 24 to 40+ mils of coating thickness, compared to the 3 to 5 mils you get from a hardware store kit.
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Expect 10 to 15 years

A professionally installed quartz floor typically runs that long, and often longer under lighter commercial use. Kitchens and warehouses sit at the shorter end simply because of volume.
02

Preparation decides the number, not the aggregate

A quartz floor over an unground, untested slab fails early no matter how hard the mineral is. What is underneath outlasts what is on top.
03

Grip runs through the coating, not across the top

A non-slip additive sprinkled into a topcoat only works while that layer survives. Quartz aggregate sits through the full body, so the profile stays as the floor wears down.
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Wax is the one thing to avoid

It fills the texture and cancels the slip resistance you paid for. Grease does the same in a kitchen, which is why regular degreasing keeps the aggregate exposed and working.
05

It takes chemicals, impact and wash downs

Cleaning agents, food acids, oils, automotive fluids, dropped stock, rolling loads and hot water wash downs all sit inside what the system is built for.
06

Cleaning wants a brush, not a flat mop

The texture needs a deck brush or a scrubber, but it does not trap dirt the way tile grout does, because the finished surface is completely seamless.
Colors and Blends

Quartz Epoxy Floor Colours and Blends

Quartz aggregate comes pre-coated in a range of tones and is usually blended for the finished look. The combinations we install most often across the GTA include:

Neutral grey blends

Tan and sand tones

Charcoal and slate

Warm beige and cream

Speckled multi colour

Zone marking blends

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Before & After

Real GTA garages and basements — from cracked, dusty concrete to a sealed showroom floor.
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2-Car Garage — Flake

Markham

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Basement — Metallic
Richmond Hill
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Workshop — Quartz
Vaughan
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SERVICE AREAS

Epoxy Flooring Across Markham, Toronto and York Region

We are based in Markham and we work throughout the Greater Toronto Area. Pick your city to see local project details and scheduling.

Proudly Serving
Markham
Richmond Hill
Vaughan
Stouffville
Aurora
Toronto & GTA

We also serve Thornhill and surrounding communities across the GTA. Do not see your city listed? Contact us and we will let you know if we cover you.

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Testimonials

What GTA Homeowners Say

“The diamond-grinding prep alone was worth it — our garage floor looks like a showroom and the tires haven’t left a mark.”

Mark R.

Richmond Hill, ON

“North King explained the moisture barrier issue our old contractor never mentioned. Two years later, zero bubbling.”

Priya S.

Markham, ON

“Quoted, ground, coated, and cured in under a week. The quartz finish handles our workshop traffic without a scratch.”

Dave K.

Vaughan, ON

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is quartz epoxy suitable for a commercial kitchen?
It is one of the standard specifications for back of house floors. The surface is seamless with no grout lines for grease and bacteria to collect in, it tolerates wash downs, and the grip comes from aggregate running through the coating rather than a sprinkle in the topcoat. Bring your local public health requirements to the site visit and we will specify against them.
It wants a deck brush or a scrubber rather than a flat mop, but it does not trap dirt the way tile grout does. The bigger day to day issue in a working kitchen is grease filling the texture, which makes a safe floor start to feel slick. Regular degreasing keeps the aggregate exposed and doing its job.
It wants a deck brush or a scrubber rather than a flat mop, but it does not trap dirt the way tile grout does. The bigger day to day issue in a working kitchen is grease filling the texture, which makes a safe floor start to feel slick. Regular degreasing keeps the aggregate exposed and doing its job.
That is the whole point of the system. A non slip additive sprinkled into a topcoat only works while that top layer survives. Quartz aggregate runs through the full body of the coating, so as the surface wears the profile is still there. One thing to avoid completely is wax, which fills the texture and cancels out the grip.
Often not. We can phase larger facilities section by section and schedule around trading hours where the project allows it. Most areas are on site for two to three days, walkable after about 24 hours and ready for full traffic and equipment in three to seven days. Tell us your constraints and we build the timeline around them.
Coving carries the floor finish up the wall in a curve rather than stopping at a hard right angle, which removes the corner where water, grease and debris collect. It is common in commercial kitchens and food prep areas and makes cleaning considerably easier than tile and grout. It is priced separately from floor area.
Both need proper detailing rather than coating straight over them. Drains need the coating terminated and sealed into the drain edge so water cannot track underneath. Moving joints have to be honoured rather than bridged, or they telegraph through and crack the finish. We look at drains, joints and slab falls during the site visit.
Yes. Quartz is our heavy duty system, and the mineral aggregate gives it genuine impact and abrasion resistance rather than just surface hardness. It handles rolling loads, dropped stock and constant cart traffic. Very heavy steel wheeled equipment is worth flagging at the site visit so we can specify accordingly.
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