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# [Epoxy Flooring Montreal Epoxy and Polyaspartic Coatings](https://epoxy.express/en/)

## [Renovations - Repairs - Appraisals](https://epoxy.express/en/)

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### Certified, insured & reliable workers

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Epoxy flooring in Montreal
			
														
								Epoxy flooring/coating!							
							
							 Epoxy Express Inc - Epoxy flooring experts in Montreal. Specializing in epoxy flooring and advanced polyaspartic coatings.

In Montreal, our winters impose extreme conditions on your concrete: freeze-thaw cycles, de-icing salt and abrasives.

Although traditional epoxy is excellent for interiors, polyaspartic coating with vinyl flakes is the recommended standard for Quebec garages.

Installation in a few days (depending on the number of layers):
Dry to the touch in a few hours, you can park your vehicle on it after 72 hours.

- Polyaspartic
- Flakes Epoxy
- Metallic Epoxy

- Food Grade Epoxy
- High-Density Epoxy
- Polyurethane-Cement

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## Epoxy Express Inc

### Epoxy and polyaspartic flooring!

Welcome to the era of absolute durability. Epoxy Express Inc. deploys high-performance flooring solutions using 100% solids epoxy and polyaspartic compounds throughout Montreal, Laval, and the South Shore. From the dramatic transformation of a residential garage to the complete securing of a food processing plant, we master floor chemistry. Our seamless, waterproof, and ultra-resistant surfaces guarantee impeccable hygiene and meet the strictest government and industry requirements of the MAPAQ, CNESST, and RBQ.

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## ℹ️ Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the difference between epoxy and polyaspartic?

Epoxy is extremely hard but sensitive to UV rays (yellowing) and takes a long time to cure. Polyaspartic is flexible, 100% UV resistant, and allows for a return to service in 24 hours.

2. How long does the installation take?

Typically 1 to 2 days for a residential garage with polyaspartic. Complex systems (polyurethane-cement) can take 3 to 5 days depending on the square footage.

3. Why is acid etching not recommended?

Acid does not create an adequate anchor profile (CSP 3 required) and introduces water and hygroscopic salts into the concrete, causing the resin to peel after one winter.

4. My concrete is cracked, can you repair it?

Yes, repairing cracks using structural epoxy fillers is an integral part of our mechanical preparation.

5. Do you offer a warranty?

Yes, our installations are covered by a warranty against peeling, secured by our $20,000 bond with the RBQ.

## 💬 Expert Consultation

Qualifying questions asked by our experts during the initial evaluation of your project.

1. What is the primary use of this space?

Determines the level of abrasion and impact resistance required.

2. What is the age and current condition of your concrete slab?

Helps evaluate patching, leveling needs, and potential porosity.

3. Have you noticed signs of moisture or efflorescence?

Indicates the absolute necessity of a moisture test (F2170) and potentially an epoxy vapor barrier.

4. Will the floor be exposed to chemicals or thermal shock?

Guides the choice towards a 100% solid epoxy or a polyurethane-cement system (resists up to 120°C).

5. What type of traffic is expected (pedestrian, forklifts)?

Influences the total thickness of the system (mils) and the compression load.