Calgary, AB — new for 2026

A glass-smooth floor,
done by the person
who signs the invoice.

Epoxy and polyaspartic flooring, installed start to finish across Calgary.

A finished glossy flake garage floor with a coated wall base — a recent Magpie install Latest install
Calgary & area, Red Deer, Canmore, Banff, Fairmont·WCB & liability coverage — details on request·Free on-site quotes·★ 5.0 · 14 Google reviews
01Services

Four spaces. One installer, start to finish.

Every job gets the same prep-first process, whether it's a single garage bay or a small retail floor.

Garage floors

Flake, solid or polyaspartic systems built for road salt, tires and Calgary temperature swings.

from $6.00/sq ft
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Basement floors

Moisture-tested and vapour-mitigated where needed — Calgary clay soils get special attention here.

from $6.00/sq ft
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Metallic & decorative

Multi-tone metallic pours for a statement floor in a workshop, studio or feature room.

from $8/sq ft

Small commercial

Retail, studio and light-industrial floors that need to look sharp and shrug off daily traffic.

quoted on visit
02Recent work

Real Calgary installs, not renders.

Drag the line on a project to compare before and after. Use the arrows or tabs to switch project.

Finished grey flake epoxy garage floor, Calgary Same garage before coating: bare, stained and cracked concrete floor BEFORE AFTER

Garage floor, flake system

Same garage, before prep and after the final coat.

Finished grey flake garage floor with a flake-coated wall base and entry steps Bare concrete garage floor mid-prep, with a grinder and dust extractor on site BEFORE AFTER

Garage floor, wall base and steps

Ground back to clean concrete with dust extraction, then a full flake system, sealed. The wall base and entry steps get the same finish, so the whole garage reads as one piece.

Finished grey flake garage floor with flake-coated wall base and steps to the house door Same garage before coating: ground concrete with a grinder and dust extractor on site BEFORE AFTER

Garage floor, wall base and steps

Same garage, same camera spot: bare ground concrete with the grinder and dust extractor still on site, then the finished flake floor. The wall base and the steps to the door get the same finish.

03Reviews

Don’t take my word for it.

Google reviews
5.0

14 reviews

5★14

They live on my Google profile, not on this site, so I can’t edit or pick them. Go read them there — and if I did your floor, I’d be glad if you added yours.

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04How it works

Four steps, from first call to cured floor.

  1. 01

    Free on-site assessment — measure, check for cracks/moisture, written quote before I leave.

    Free
  2. 02

    Prep & scheduling — grinding, crack repair, moisture mitigation before any epoxy goes down.

    Before any epoxy
  3. 03

    Install day — walkable same-day with polyaspartic, fully cured within about a week.

    Walkable same day
  4. 04

    Walkthrough & handover — inspect together, hand over care instructions.

    Care instructions
Under the shine

What goes on your slab, layer by layer.

05Finishes

Pick a finish. See roughly how it will look.

Three layers: a 100%-solids epoxy base bonded to prepped concrete, a broadcast flake or metallic layer for texture and colour, then a polyaspartic topcoat — UV-stable, chemical-resistant, same-day walkable.

Grey stone blend

Chemtec / Torginol flake reference.

Materials supplied by Chemtec Resin Supply — Calgary, AB branch
Close-up of a finished flake floor with a glossy polyaspartic topcoat (garage install)
Flake + polyaspartic, close up

That’s the floor.
Here’s what it costs.

  • Within hoursuntil you can walk on a polyaspartic floor
  • In writingquote before I leave the site visit
  • 5.0 ★from 14 Google reviews
See the prices
06Pricing

Real Calgary ranges, published up front.

The rates below are what I charge. Use the estimator for a ballpark on your own floor — the written quote comes after a free on-site look.

System
Rate
Standard epoxy, solid colour
budget option, 1–2 coats
$6.00 – $6.40/sq ft
Flake / polyaspartic system
most popular for garages
$6.00 – $8.80/sq ft
Metallic epoxy
decorative — the priciest option
$8.00 – $12.00/sq ft

Final pricing depends on concrete condition, staining, and moisture — confirmed in writing after the on-site visit.

Estimator

Your ballpark in 3 steps

How big is the floor?

Pick a finish above and the system fills in by itself.

What does the floor look like today? Tick all that apply.

“From” prices are minimums — the real number is confirmed in writing on site.

Wall base the finish that runs up the wall

Steps

07Packages

Two ways to do it all at once.

Floor and lighting in one visit — or the whole garage, start to finish.

Floor + Glow

For a garage that's already in decent shape.

  • Epoxy / polyaspartic floor coating
  • Hex LED lighting install
  • One visit, one invoice
Ask about this bundle

Priced together on-site once I've seen the space. Full package details →

08Questions

Before you ask, I'll tell you.

Can you install in a Calgary winter? +

Epoxy and polyaspartic coatings need a minimum surface and air temperature to cure properly, so unheated garages in deep winter can push a job into spring. I check the forecast and your garage's heating before booking a date, and I'll tell you honestly if it's not the right week.

Can I coat in this weather?

Coatings need warmth to cure properly. Slide the temperature and you get a straight answer: yes, no and why, or yes with a polyaspartic system only.

  • Below +5 °CI don’t coat.
  • +5 to +7 °CSunny days only, and only a polyaspartic system.
  • +7 °C and aboveGood to work, any system.
+10 °C

Sun warms the day by +5 to +10 °C

Good to work Go ahead — any system. Warm enough for epoxy and polyaspartic to cure properly.
Epoxysolid colour, metallic Polyasparticfast-curing topcoat

A guide by air temperature. I also check the slab and your garage’s heating, and confirm on the morning of the job. Calgary forecast

Do basements need a permit or moisture test? +

Calgary's clay-heavy soil and high water table mean basement slabs often carry more moisture than they look like they do. I test before quoting, and larger below-grade jobs may need a City of Calgary permit — I'll flag that during the assessment, not after you've paid a deposit.

How long until I can park in the garage? +

Polyaspartic systems are typically walkable within hours and ready for light vehicle traffic in 24–72 hours. Full chemical cure — for hot tires and heavy use — takes about a week.

What's the warranty? +

I don't have a written warranty document to hand you. What you do get: a final walkthrough together when the job's done, and written care instructions so the floor stays looking good. If something doesn't look right afterwards, call or text me.

09Get a quote

Get your price. Today, not next week.

Most requests get a written quote back the same day — tell me about the space below.

Serving Calgary, Airdrie, Cochrane, Okotoks, Chestermere, Canmore, Banff, Strathmore, High River, Olds, Drumheller, Fairmont (BC) and Red Deer & area. Evening and weekend site visits available — this is a small, appointment-based operation, so a quick reply beats a walk-in.

Or text, email or find me on Instagram.

(825) 288-2727 · hello@magpiepoxy.ca

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Service areaCalgary and 12 cities & towns, within about 150 km
Service areaCalgary and 12 cities & towns
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