Commercial flooring
General Contractors, Developers & Property Managers
On new builds and renovations, the flooring trade has to hit the schedule set by everyone else. We work with general contractors, developers, construction managers and property managers across Southern Ontario on commercial fit-outs, multi-unit garages and common areas, and industrial units.
Scope
What we install
- Commercial fit-outs and tenant improvements
- New-build garage and basement packages
- Industrial and flex units
- Common areas and service rooms
- Polished concrete in new slabs
- Repairs and refinishing between tenants
Typical clients: General contractors, construction and project managers, developers, property and facility managers.
Schedule-driven
Crews and sequencing planned around your construction schedule.
Bids to your scope
Pricing that follows your drawings, finish schedule and specifications.
Clean close-out
Deficiencies handled promptly and care instructions handed over.
Process
How the project runs
01
Site Walk
We walk the floor with you, review drawings or specs, and note traffic, chemicals, access and hours.
02
Written Bid
A detailed written scope and price, broken out by area or phase where useful.
03
Schedule & Phasing
A schedule built around your operations: zones, shifts, after-hours windows and deadlines.
04
Installation
Dust-controlled prep, repairs and the system installed in layers, with progress updates to your contact.
05
Close-Out
A final walk, deficiencies handled, and the system and colours recorded for future work.
One contact, every site
A single point of contact for your properties across Southern Ontario, with one schedule and one invoicing process.
Phased, after-hours installs
Evenings, weekends, shutdowns and phased zones so your business keeps operating.
Systems matched to use
Coatings chosen for your traffic, chemicals and cleaning, not one product for every floor.
Contractor flooring FAQs
Can you bid from drawings and a finish schedule?+
Yes. Send the drawings, finish schedule and specifications, and we will price the flooring scope and confirm on a site visit.
How soon can new concrete be coated?+
New slabs generally need about 28 days to cure before coating, and a moisture test before we proceed. Polishing can sometimes start earlier. We plan this into your schedule.
Can you respond to an RFP or tender?+
Yes. Send the bid documents, drawings and specifications and we will provide a written price to your scope and deadline.
Can you work nights and weekends?+
Yes. After-hours, weekend and shutdown installs are standard for commercial projects so your business keeps running.
Which is better for our building: epoxy or polished concrete?+
It depends on traffic, chemicals, moisture and the look you want. We often combine them: polished concrete for large open areas and epoxy for wet, chemical or work areas.
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