Garage floor epoxy & polyaspartic coating in Mascouche
A showroom-grade finish, 3× harder than epoxy, installed in 1–2 days and backed by a 5-year warranty — throughout Mascouche and Greater Montreal.
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Garage floor coating in Mascouche
Mascouche has grown quickly along Highway 25, mixing established neighborhoods with wooded new subdivisions and semi-rural properties. Garages here are often used as workshops and storage, so a tough, washable floor pays off.
Grit, mud and winter calcium are hard on raw concrete. A polyaspartic floor is three times harder than epoxy, anti-slip and stain-resistant, transforming the garage in one to two days.
Our coating systems
All our systems are polyaspartic-based: harder, faster to install and UV-stable, unlike traditional epoxy.
Flake system
The #1 choice for garages: decorative chips, a slip-resistant finish and dozens of color blends.
Learn more →Solid color system
A smooth, uniform finish — economical and easy to maintain, in the color of your choice.
Learn more →Quartz system
Quartz aggregate for an ultra-durable surface — garage or outdoor project. On quote.
Learn more →What our clients say
« Highly recommend them. Great after-sales service — they came back after the finish to make sure everything was perfect. »
« Honest, conscientious people who take pride in their work. Polite, professional and easy to reach, with outstanding results. »
« An amazing experience from start to finish. Courteous, on time and respectful. Precise work, and they left the place spotless. »
Garage floor service in Mascouche and nearby
Olipoxy serves Mascouche and the Highway 25 corridor and the wooded new subdivisions, along with all of Greater Montreal. Free on-site quote, guaranteed fixed price and a clean install in one to two days.
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Ready to transform your garage in Mascouche?
Free quote, guaranteed fixed price. Starting at $1,999.99 all-in.
What we find in Mascouche garages
Mascouche grew quickly once the Highway 25 extension opened, and most of what we coat here is a slab from that building wave. Newer pours almost always carry saw-cut control joints, and how those are treated decides how the floor ages. A control joint exists so the slab cracks where the builder chose rather than at random, so we do not simply bridge it with coating and hope for the best. Joints get cleaned out and filled with a semi-rigid filler that moves with the slab, then the system goes over top. Skip that step and the joint telegraphs back through the finish within a season or two.
The post-2005 family homes around La Croisée and the Domaine Seigneurial usually have 450–550 sq ft doubles at $3,999.99, while Vieux-Mascouche garages run smaller and older.