289-236-8371

Premium Epoxy Flooring in Burlington, ON for Homes and Businesses

High-quality epoxy flooring for Burlington garages, basements, and commercial floors built for clean looks and long-term performance.

Trades Experience, Epoxy Focus

GLI Epoxy Flooring started in the flooring trades over 20 years ago. The last six years have been focused entirely on epoxy. We are a veteran-owned business. Every job we take in Burlington gets the same hands-on attention we brought to the trades from day one.

Made in Canada, Built for Ontario Slabs

We install Canadian-made epoxy products selected for Ontario's concrete and climate conditions. Burlington sits close to Lake Ontario, and the ground moisture here puts real demands on coating systems. Our products are built to handle freeze-thaw cycling, high humidity, and the salt exposure that comes with every Ontario winter.

Scheduled and Delivered

We show up on the date we book and finish the job on schedule. Our team keeps the work area clean and causes minimal disruption to your home or business. You will not be chasing us for updates or waiting around for a crew that never shows.

One Price, No Surprises

You get a written quote before we start. That number does not change when the job is done. We price jobs honestly from the first call so there are no surprises on the invoice.

Professional Epoxy Floor Coating for Burlington Homes and Businesses

Burlington garage floors take a beating every winter. Road salt tracks in from November through March, works into the concrete, freezes overnight, and slowly tears the surface apart. Basements in the south end deal with moisture pressing up from below, especially in older homes near the lake.

The problem runs across all of Burlington’s housing stock. From 1970s bungalows in Palmer and Mountainside to newer builds in Alton Village, Burlington concrete has real problems a professional epoxy coating can solve.

If you are searching for an epoxy flooring company near you in Burlington, GLI Epoxy Flooring is your answer. We install garage, basement, and commercial floors across the city and the Halton Region. Veteran-owned, 20-plus years in the trades, serving Burlington, Oakville, Hamilton, and surrounding areas.

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Epoxy Flooring Services for Burlington Garages, Basements, and Commercial Spaces

Commercial Epoxy Floor Installation

Our Commercial Epoxy Floor Installation service covers warehouses, restaurants, retail showrooms, automotive shops, and medical offices. We apply slip-resistant, chemical-resistant coatings that meet AODA requirements and hold up under daily commercial use. One crew handles the prep and the install. No subcontractors.

Seamless, easy-to-clean floor finish
Slip-resistant, chemical-resistant coating
Fast-cure options to reduce business downtime
Custom colours and floor striping available

Residential Epoxy Floor Installation

Bare concrete in older homes absorbs moisture, stains, and damage year after year. We provide Residential Epoxy Floor Installation for garages, basements, workshops, home gyms, and laundry rooms. We grind the surface, test for moisture, and install a seamless moisture barrier that seals the slab and holds up long-term.

Flake, metallic, and solid-colour epoxy finishes
Moisture protection for basement concrete slabs
UV-stable clear coatings for interior spaces
Stain-resistant, low-maintenance surface

Garage Floor Epoxy Coating

Road salt exposure every winter works into concrete pores, freezes overnight, expands, and slowly tears the surface apart. Concrete spalling, cracking, and staining are the result. Our Garage Floor Epoxy Coating service starts with grinding the surface back and filling cracks and pits. We then install a flake, metallic, or solid-colour epoxy system that resists salt, oil, and daily traffic. Get in touch for a free on-site assessment.

Flake epoxy system for grip and texture
Resistant to hot tire pickup and chemical spills
Polyaspartic clear topcoats for quick curing
Salt, oil, and moisture protection built in

Surface Preparation for Epoxy Coating

The bond between epoxy and concrete is only as strong as the prep work beneath it. Our Surface Preparation for Epoxy Coating covers everything the slab needs before a coating goes down. That includes concrete assessment, moisture testing, crack and pit repair, surface levelling, and profile grinding. This is the step most competitors skip or rush. We do not.

Moisture testing before any coating is applied
Crack and pit filling for a level substrate
Profile grinding for maximum epoxy bond strength
Slab assessment included with every quote

Concrete Grinding Services

A properly bonded epoxy floor starts with an open concrete surface. The Concrete Grinding Services we provide use diamond tooling to cut the pore structure of the slab and create a mechanical bond for the coating. We own our grinding equipment and bring it to every job. No subcontractors, no scheduling delays.

Diamond tooling opens the concrete pore structure
Creates a mechanical bond for epoxy coatings
Removes old coatings, adhesives, and contaminants
Equipment owned and operated by our team

Diamond Grinding Services

Old coatings, adhesives, and surface contaminants block new coatings from bonding properly. We use our Diamond Grinding Services to strip the surface down, level high spots, and leave a clean profile ready for the next step. The result is a surface that holds epoxy and polished concrete finishes evenly. Diamond grinding gives us precise control before any coating goes on.

Strips old coatings and surface contaminants
Levels high spots for an even coating application
Leaves a clean profile ready for epoxy or polish
Precise control before any coating goes on

Diamond Polishing

Some floors look better without a coating at all. Our Diamond Polishing service runs a progressive sequence of grinding pads across the concrete. The process is a form of concrete polishing that produces a smooth, high-gloss surface requiring no wax or sealant. It suits retail spaces, showrooms, and modern interiors that call for a clean, low-maintenance finish.

Progressive grinding sequence for a high-gloss finish
No wax, sealant, or ongoing maintenance required
Reflects light and brightens commercial spaces
Suited for retail, showrooms, and modern interiors

Shot Blasting Services

Large commercial and industrial floors need a different approach. For high square footage projects, GLI Epoxy Flooring’s Shot Blasting Services open the concrete profile faster than grinding. The process leaves a consistent surface texture across the entire floor. It bonds well with epoxy and polyaspartic systems and is our standard method for warehouse and distribution centre installs.

Opens large concrete surfaces faster than grinding
Consistent surface texture across the entire floor
Standard prep method for warehouses and distribution centres
Compatible with epoxy and polyaspartic coating systems

Epoxy Flooring Systems for Burlington Properties

Flake Epoxy Flooring System

Coloured vinyl flakes are broadcast into the wet epoxy resin base coat and sealed under a clear topcoat. The Flake Epoxy Flooring System produces a textured, non-slip finish that covers surface imperfections and holds up against road salt, oil, and daily wear. It is the most requested system for Burlington garages and is available in dozens of colour combinations.

Metallic Epoxy Flooring System

The Metallic Epoxy Flooring System uses metallic pigments that spread and shift during application. No two floors look the same. The finish is seamless, stain-resistant, and built to handle regular use while giving the slab a high-end, custom look. It is the right choice for garages, basements, or commercial spaces where the floor is part of the design.

Opaque Epoxy Flooring System

A clean, solid-colour floor is sometimes exactly what a space needs. The Opaque Epoxy Flooring System delivers a seamless, uniform finish that covers surface flaws and holds up in high-traffic areas. It is the standard choice for warehouses, utility rooms, and commercial floors. It is also a practical, cost-effective option for residential garages that need durability without a decorative finish.

Quartz Epoxy Flooring System

For floors that need maximum grip, the Quartz Epoxy Flooring System is the right fit. Coloured quartz granules are pressed into the epoxy to create a surface that resists slip, moisture, and heavy cleaning. It is built for commercial kitchens, medical offices, locker rooms, and any space where the floor gets wet and needs to stay safe. This is the toughest system we install.

Why Burlington Clients Choose GLI Epoxy Flooring For Floor Coating services

Real Tradespeople, Real Results

GLI Epoxy Flooring started in the flooring trades over 20 years ago. The last six years have been dedicated entirely to epoxy. That depth of experience means we understand what Burlington concrete looks like after decades of freeze-thaw cycling. We know what it takes to get a coating to bond and stay bonded.

Floors That Come With a Warranty

Every floor we install is backed by a warranty. We use Canadian-made epoxy systems selected for Ontario conditions, and we stand behind how they perform. If something goes wrong, we come back. That warranty is only meaningful because we do the prep and the install correctly the first time.

Licensed, Insured, and Accountable

We are fully licensed and insured on every job. That applies to residential garage installs in Burlington and commercial flooring projects across the Halton Region. You are covered. We carry the risk, not you.

Products Engineered for Ontario Concrete

The epoxy products we install are manufactured in Canada and selected for Ontario’s specific conditions. Freeze-thaw cycles, lake-adjacent humidity, and seasonal thermal expansion and contraction put real demands on a coating system. We do not use products designed for dry climates and repackaged for Canadian winters.

Same Team, Every Step

The crew that quotes your job is the crew that installs it. No subcontractors, no handoffs to a third party. Every GLI Epoxy Flooring project is handled in-house, from the first site visit to the final walkthrough. The site is left clean and the job is finished on time.

Business Hours

Monday 8 am–5 pm
Tuesday 8 am–5 pm
Wednesday 8 am–5 pm
Thursday 8 am–5 pm
Friday 8 am–5 pm
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

How We Install Epoxy Flooring in Burlington Our Process

Site Visit and Slab Assessment

Every job starts with an in-person visit. We measure the square footage, examine the concrete, and check for moisture. Older slabs and basements near the lake often read high on moisture tests. Knowing that before we apply anything is what keeps the coating from delaminating six months in.

Grinding, Profiling, and Repair Work

We grind the slab surface with diamond tooling to open up the concrete pore structure. That mechanical profile is what the epoxy bonds to. We fill cracks and pits, level any high spots, and clean the surface thoroughly before anything else happens. This step is what separates a coating that lasts from one that peels.

Primer Coat and Epoxy Base

Once the surface is profiled and repaired, we apply the primer. The primer penetrates the open concrete and creates the first layer of adhesion. The epoxy base coat follows at the correct mil thickness. Getting this step right determines how the finished floor performs for years.

Flake, Metallic, or Quartz Broadcast

With the base coat down, we apply the decorative layer. Flake systems get the vinyl chips broadcast evenly across the wet surface. Metallic systems get the pigments worked in by hand. Quartz systems receive the granule layer for grip and texture. The right system depends on the space and how it will be used.

Sealed, Cured, and Handed Over

The final step is the topcoat. We apply a polyaspartic or urethane clear coat that adds UV resistance, chemical resistance, and protects the decorative layer below. Once cured, we walk through the floor with you and review the cure schedule. Standard cure is 24 to 72 hours for foot traffic and five to seven days for full vehicle weight.

Contact us for a free quote and to schedule your concrete coating installation today.

Our Gallery

Epoxy Flooring Services Across Burlington and the Halton Region

We serve all of Burlington, from Roseland, Shoreacres, Longmoor, and Aldershot in the south to Palmer, Brant Hills, Headon Forest, and Mountainside. East Burlington, including Orchard, Millcroft, Tansley, and Appleby, is a regular stop for our crew, as is Alton Village, Downtown Burlington, and Rose. Our service area also covers Oakville, Hamilton, Milton, and Mississauga.

Local Landmarks Near Where We Serve

Spencer Smith Park and the Lake Ontario waterfront
Joseph Brant Hospital
Royal Botanical Gardens
Burlington GO Station
Appleby GO Station
Mapleview Shopping Centre

Postal Codes We Cover

Convenient Access for Homeowners and Businesses Throughout Burlington, ON

GLI Epoxy Flooring covers Burlington, ON with access routes including the QEW, Brant Street, Appleby Line, and Guelph Line. Our North York shop connects straight to Burlington along the QEW. From residential Roseland to Alton Village, our crew brings trusted service to your location.

Spencer Smith Park to GLI Epoxy Flooring

Burlington GO Station to GLI Epoxy Flooring

Joseph Brant Hospital to GLI Epoxy Flooring

Appleby GO Station to GLI Epoxy Flooring

Our Service Areas

Barrie

Vaughan

Aurora

Toronto

Richmond Hill

Muskoka

Mississauga

Markham

Hamilton

Cambridge

Get a Free Epoxy Flooring Quote in Burlington

Get a free quote for your Burlington garage, basement, or commercial floor. GLI Epoxy Flooring serves Burlington and the full Halton Region, including Oakville, Hamilton, Milton, and Mississauga. Call (289) 236-8371 or fill out the online form to set up a site visit. We assess the slab, walk you through your options, and give you a written quote with no obligation.

About Burlington, ON

Burlington, ON is a city in the Regional Municipality of Halton, on the western shore of Lake Ontario. It sits between Hamilton and Oakville, with a population of roughly 200,000. Neighbourhoods range from older lakeside communities in the south end to newer developments in Headon Forest and Alton Village.

The city spans from the waterfront and downtown core up through the Niagara Escarpment. Residential streets in Dynes, Roseland, Shoreacres, and Aldershot give way to commercial corridors along Brant Street and Appleby Line. Fairview Business Park and the areas around Highway 403 handle most of the city’s commercial and light industrial activity.

Burlington’s proximity to Lake Ontario affects the concrete substrate under almost every building in the south end. Ground moisture levels run higher here than in drier GTA suburbs. Road salt from the QEW and Ontario’s freeze-thaw cycle put real stress on Burlington slabs. GLI Epoxy Flooring serves Burlington property owners with resinous flooring systems built for these conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How long does an epoxy floor last in Burlington's climate?

Burlington’s freeze-thaw cycling and lake humidity put real stress on coatings. A properly installed epoxy floor lasts 10 years or more. Surface preparation is what determines longevity. Floors installed over untreated moisture or a poorly profiled slab fail early, regardless of the product used.

2. How much does epoxy flooring cost in Burlington?

Epoxy flooring in Burlington typically runs between $5 and $12 per square foot. The price depends on the system, floor condition, and square footage. Garage floors with flake systems start lower. We give you a written quote after an on-site assessment.

3. Can you apply epoxy over cracked concrete?

Cracks and pits are filled and levelled before any coating goes down. Structural cracks that move with the slab require a different approach. We assess every crack during the site visit and tell you what the slab needs before we quote the job. Nothing is skipped.

4. How long before I can park on the floor?

Foot traffic is safe within 24 to 72 hours depending on the coating system and temperature. Full vehicle weight requires five to seven days. We give you a specific cure schedule at the handover walkthrough. Hot tire pickup is not a concern with the topcoat systems we use.

5. What is the difference between epoxy and polyaspartic?

Epoxy builds the base and decorative layers. Polyaspartic is used as a fast-curing clear topcoat that adds UV resistance and chemical resistance. Most Burlington floors we install use both. Epoxy handles the structure and colour. Polyaspartic and polyurea topcoats seal and protect everything on top.

6. Does GLI Epoxy Flooring offer a warranty on Burlington installs?

Yes. Every floor we install is backed by a warranty. We use Canadian-made epoxy systems built for Ontario conditions and stand behind the results. If something goes wrong after the install, we come back and make it right. That applies to every residential and commercial job in Burlington.