Garage floor epoxy & polyaspartic coating in Boisbriand
A showroom-grade finish, 3× harder than epoxy, installed in 1–2 days and backed by a 5-year warranty — throughout Boisbriand and Greater Montreal.
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Garage floor coating in Boisbriand
Boisbriand sits just across the river from Laval, with established family neighborhoods, newer developments near the Faubourg, and a strong industrial base. Its many double garages are ideal candidates for a decorative flake floor.
Winter calcium, freeze-thaw and hot tires are hard on raw concrete. Polyaspartic is three times harder than epoxy, UV-stable and stain-resistant, finished in one to two days and guaranteed five years.
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 Boisbriand and nearby
Olipoxy serves Boisbriand and the Faubourg, the Grande-Allée sectors and the residential neighborhoods, 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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Free quote, guaranteed fixed price. Starting at $1,999.99 all-in.
What we find in Boisbriand garages
Boisbriand splits between the older residential streets and the Faubourg development built on the former assembly-plant site from the late 2000s onward. In the Faubourg the slabs are modern and consistent, so the craftsmanship shows at the edges rather than the middle: where the floor meets the house door, where it stops at the garage door line, and around any step or curb. Those transitions are where a cheap job gives itself away — a coating that simply stops short, or runs up the wall unevenly. We cut the edges in deliberately and cove where it makes sense, so the floor reads as finished rather than painted.
Faubourg townhomes and semis usually have 200–300 sq ft singles at $2,499.99; the older detached streets lean toward 450–550 sq ft doubles.