Frequently Asked Questions

Epoxy flooring in Melbourne typically ranges from $55–$85 per square metre for a standard system, with flake systems from $65–$85/m² and metallic finishes from $100–$150/m². Large commercial areas over 500m² attract volume pricing from $30/m². The final figure depends on floor size, concrete condition and the preparation required — which is why every quote follows a free on-site inspection.

A professionally installed epoxy floor lasts 10–20 years depending on traffic, maintenance and the system installed. The single biggest factor is surface preparation: a floor that was properly diamond-ground will outlast an acid-etched or unprepared one many times over.

Metallic epoxy generally costs between $100–$150 per square metre depending on floor preparation, design complexity and floor size.

Commercial epoxy flooring usually ranges between $55–$85 per square metre depending on preparation work and coating type. Larger floor areas attract lower per-square-metre rates.

Industrial epoxy flooring generally costs between $80–$120 per square metre depending on coating thickness, floor condition and industrial usage requirements.

Flake epoxy flooring generally costs between $65–$85 per square metre depending on floor size and the flake style selected.

A smooth gloss epoxy can be slippery when wet, which is why we specify anti-slip aggregate or a flake system for garages, wet areas and commercial kitchens. Flake flooring in particular has slip resistance built into the texture of the floor rather than added as a coating that wears away.

You can usually walk on the floor after 24 hours and park a vehicle on it after 5–7 days. Full chemical cure takes around 7 days. We confirm exact timings at handover, because temperature and humidity both affect the cure.

Yes. Old concrete is fine once it has been properly ground back, cracks have been repaired and moisture has been checked. Preparation is what makes it work — the age of the slab matters far less than its condition and how well it is prepared.

Yes. We provide professional tile removal across Melbourne, including grinding back adhesive residue, so the slab is clean, level and genuinely coating-ready.

Yes. Epoxy is the standard choice for warehouses because it handles forklifts, pallet jacks, heavy traffic and machinery. We specify a heavy-duty build with anti-slip aggregate and a polyaspartic topcoat for these environments.

Yes. Industrial epoxy systems are specifically designed to withstand forklifts, pallet jacks, heavy machinery and constant industrial traffic. The build thickness is specified to the actual load.

A garage epoxy floor protects the concrete from oil stains, tyre marks, moisture and dust, stops the slab shedding concrete dust, and gives you a modern surface you can sweep or mop in minutes.

Not with the right topcoat. Hot tyre pickup happens when a cheap sealer softens under a warm tyre and lifts. We finish garage floors with a polyaspartic topcoat specifically because it resists hot tyre pickup and UV yellowing.

Yes. Chips, scratches and damaged sections can be ground back and re-coated. Because the repair keys into the existing system, a well-executed patch blends in — particularly on flake floors where the texture disguises the join.

Yes. We provide professional concrete resurfacing for damaged and uneven concrete, either as a finished result or as preparation before an epoxy flooring installation.

Yes. We apply concrete sealers to protect surfaces from stains, moisture and long-term damage, with matte, satin or enhanced-finish options.

We cover Melbourne broadly — north through Craigieburn, Mickleham, Kalkallo, Wallan and Kilmore; east through Doncaster, Box Hill and Glen Waverley; south east through Dandenong, Berwick, Cranbourne and Pakenham; and west through Melton, Caroline Springs, Tarneit, Point Cook and Werribee.

Yes. Our installations carry a 5–10 year warranty depending on the system specified. Every job includes diamond grinding preparation and a polyaspartic topcoat as standard.

Call 0451 980 606 or send the quote form on our contact page. We will arrange a free on-site assessment, measure the area, check the slab condition and give you a fixed written quote with no obligation.