Epoxy floors
Poured seamless over a prepared slab, for the dampest room in the house.
Our systems
In a basement, moisture comes up through the slab, and water gets there first when something leaks.
An epoxy floor holds neither water nor mould, and it cleans with a mop.
We pick the system based on what the room is going to become.
When the basement becomes living space. The marbled finish is poured by hand over a moisture barrier, and no two floors look alike.
Where it goes
A few colours
The most popular choice for a utility basement, and the one we install most often after water damage.
Where it goes
A few colours
A full, smooth colour that reflects the light. For the workshop, the gym or the laundry room.
Where it goes
A few colours
The prep
We diamond-grind the concrete and repair the cracks. That's what gives the system its bond.
Under metallic and solid colour, a barrier blocks the moisture coming up from the slab.
If the floor isn't level, a self-leveller is poured before anything else.
From grinding to the final coat
A metallic basement floor, filmed on one of our job sites.
Every project is unique. Talk to a rep: we'll guide you to the finish that fits your use, your look and your budget.
Near you
Our crews head out from Old Longueuil.
Our work
No stock footage. Real installations, captured on site.
Black and white great room
Metallic effect
Metallic epoxy kitchen
Living area
Squeegee application
On site
Outdoor quartz steps
Anti-slip finish
Blue and sand metallic
Mirror reflections
The install, live
Pouring the system
Silver room
Residential
Blue marbled room
Metallic effect
Metallic garage
Residential
Large solid-colour basement
Glossy finish
Metallic waves
Grey and white
Pool interior
Outdoor
Metallic basement
Residential
Beige marbled basement
Grey, beige and white
Broadcasting the flakes
The pour, live
Grey metallic basement
Seen from the stairs
Glossy finish
Residential
Marbled basement
Metallic effect
Outdoor staircase
Concrete resurfaced
Finished basement
Living space
Open living area
Residential
Flake basement
Flake effect
Our advice · Basement
Frequently asked questions
It depends on what the room is going to become. For living space, metallic. For a utility space or after water damage, flake is the most popular choice. ERA assesses every project on site before recommending a system.
Yes. Metallic and solid colour go down over a barrier that blocks the moisture coming up from the slab, and the finish is waterproof.
About 2 days for flake, 3 to 5 days for metallic or solid colour. That covers everything from grinding the concrete to the final coat.
No. Cracks are repaired during prep, before the first coat, and ERA pours a self-leveller if the floor isn't level. Plan on about one extra day.
Yes. The installation is guaranteed for 5 years at ERA, and that guarantee is honoured.
The price depends on the area, the system and the condition of the slab. Send a few photos through the quote form or call us at 514-774-3164: you'll get a clear price, no pressure.
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