ProEpoxy's busiest industrial corridor - Highway 427 warehouses, plus premium garage epoxy throughout Humber Valley and The Kingsway. Certified crew, no travel fees.
Etobicoke runs from the lakeshore communities up through Islington and out to Rexdale and the Pearson airport edge. It holds one of the densest industrial concentrations in the City of Toronto, which means a high share of warehouse, logistics and manufacturing floor work alongside residential garage and basement coating across the district.
Etobicoke is a Toronto district and is priced as one. No travel fee, no zone surcharge, and the same crews working the rest of the city. The same crews also cover North York and Scarborough.
We install epoxy flooring throughout Etobicoke, including:
Our Etobicoke work falls into three groups, each with different requirements:
Rexdale, Dixon Road and the Highway 427 corridor hold the heaviest floor work in Etobicoke: freight terminals, cold storage, distribution centres and light manufacturing. Floor areas commonly run 15,000 to 100,000 square feet. Cold storage needs a system that will cure and stay bonded at low slab temperatures. Freight floors need forklift rating and marking laid out to the facility's traffic plan. Aviation facilities have their own specification and sit under our hangar flooring service.
The Queensway, Lake Shore Boulevard and Islington generate restaurant kitchens, showroom floors, auto service bays and retail units. Restaurant work follows Ontario food premises requirements with coved bases and slip-resistant surfaces. Showrooms along The Queensway frequently request metallic or polished finishes.
Garage coatings across Alderwood, Markland Wood, Islington and the Kingsway are the steady residential volume, typically one-day installs. Lakeshore properties in Mimico, New Toronto and Long Branch are the ones where we test slab moisture before quoting a basement.
Pricing in Etobicoke matches our Toronto pricing. There is no travel surcharge and no regional premium. Standard garage flake epoxy runs $3 to $5 per square foot. Commercial and industrial systems run $5 to $8 per square foot. Metallic and decorative finishes run $8 to $12 per square foot. Where slab testing shows elevated moisture, a mitigation primer adds $1 to $2 per square foot. Commercial and industrial floors are quoted per project after a free site assessment, because the right system depends on exposure and traffic rather than area alone. Every quote is written and follows a site visit.
No. Etobicoke is inside our standard service zone, within the City of Toronto, and the pricing is identical to our Toronto rates. Residential scheduling runs 1 to 2 weeks for residential.
A standard single or double garage in Etobicoke is a one-day install. We grind the slab, repair cracks, apply the base coat and broadcast flake or colour the same day, then return for the topcoat where the system calls for one. You can usually walk on it after 24 hours and park on it after 72.
Yes, with the right chemistry. A standard epoxy will not cure reliably on a slab held near or below freezing, so cold storage and freezer floors need a system rated to cure at low temperature, and the install is sequenced around a controlled temperature window. We assess the slab and the operating temperature before specifying anything.
Free on-site assessment. Written quote. No pressure. Our crew is in Etobicoke regularly - we can schedule quickly.