EPOXY FLOORING PARRAMATTA
Epoxy floors, driveways and commercial coatings across Parramatta, from our base in Kellyville. Garages, warehouses, workshops and driveways, ground back properly and finished to last.
Epoxy flooring for Parramatta homes and businesses
Parramatta runs from older brick homes with single garages through to new townhouses, and out to the commercial belt around Camellia, Rydalmere and Silverwater. Those are different floors with different problems, and they do not take the same system on top.
- Free on-site quote: we come out to you, and the price is fixed in writing before anything is booked.
- Homes and businesses: garages, driveways and patios, through to warehouses, workshops and commercial kitchens.
- 7-year written product warranty on the coating that goes down.
What we do in Parramatta
Garage floors
Flake, metallic or solid colour over a diamond ground slab.
Commercial floors
Warehouses, workshops, kitchens and showrooms, staged around your trading hours.
Driveways
Sealed, coated in epoxy, or ground back and polished.
Flake finishes
Coloured vinyl flake under a clear top coat, in 76 colours.
Epoxy flooring in Parramatta, rated 5 stars across Sydney
The floors we coat around Parramatta
Epoxy is a two part coating. A resin and a hardener are mixed together and a chemical reaction sets them into a hard, bonded film across the concrete. It is not paint sitting on top of the slab, and it is not a sealer soaking into it. Done properly, the coating grips into the ground surface of the concrete and becomes part of the floor.
- Homes: garage floors, driveways, patios and pool surrounds.
- Commercial: warehouses, small factory units, workshops, commercial kitchens and showrooms.
- Driveways: sealed, coated in epoxy, or ground back and polished.
A home garage is usually bare concrete that dusts, stains under the car and marks up where the mower sits. A warehouse or workshop floor has hard wheels running the same lines every day and oil soaking into open concrete. The preparation is the same. What goes on top is not.
How we prepare a Parramatta floor before coating
We prepare the slab by grinding it back with diamond grinders, with dust extraction running the whole time. That takes off the old coating, the glue, the sealer and the weak top layer of the concrete, and leaves clean, open concrete for the primer to grip.
- Diamond grinding takes the slab back to clean, open concrete so the primer can key in
- Cracks and chips are cut out, filled and sanded flush before any coating goes near them
- Oil spots are ground out and treated separately, because degreasing only lifts the surface
- Moisture is tested first, since damp rising through concrete will lift a sealed coating
Nothing goes down until the concrete is smooth, dry and dust free.
Before and after
Two garage floors we have recently completed, both ground back, repaired and sealed. Drag the handle across each one to see the change.
Epoxy floors we have finished
Epoxy floor finishes available in Parramatta
Flake
Coloured vinyl flake is broadcast across the wet body coat, then sealed under a clear top coat. Most of our garage customers end up here, because the speckled surface hides dust and small marks far better than a flat colour, and the texture gives the floor a bit of grip underfoot. Flake blends can be mixed to pick up the colours already in your house.
Metallic
Metallic pigments are worked through the coating while it is still moving, so the finished surface has depth and swirl running through it. No two metallic floors come out the same. This suits garages that get used as more than parking, like a home gym, a workshop with the door open or a space for a car worth looking at.
Solid colour
A single, even colour with a clear coat over it. The floor stays easy to sweep and the whole garage feels brighter afterwards, particularly in a light grey or a mid tone. Solid colour shows dust a little more readily than flake, so it suits people who keep the space tidy anyway.
We bring samples out and look at them in your garage, under your lighting, before you decide. A colour that looks right on a small chip can read quite differently across a whole floor.
All 76 colours are set out on our epoxy flooring colours page, including which base coat each flake blend sits on.
GARNET
BLACK PEBBLE
SCHIST
CLASSIC GREY
BASALT
BLACK MARBLE LARGE
GREY WACKE LARGE
ASHEN TEAL
TERRACOTTA MARBLE LARGE
ASHEN YELLOW
BLUE STONE
GREEN STONE
NATURAL STONE
FUNCTIONAL GREY
BEIGE
TEAL
DELRAY BLUE
LIPSTICK RED
ORANGE
YELLOW
How an epoxy floor holds up
Garage floors take a specific kind of punishment. A car sitting on a coated floor puts its whole weight through four small contact patches, and warm tyres can grip a poorly bonded coating and pull it up when the car is moved. That failure is called hot tyre pickup, and it is almost always a bonding problem rather than a problem with the coating itself, which is another reason the preparation matters so much.
Get the bond right and hot tyre pickup stops being an issue.
- Oil, coolant and brake fluid sit on the surface instead of soaking into the concrete below
- Dropped tools leave the slab alone, so a bad morning in the garage does not become permanent
- Cleaning takes a broom, and now and then a mop with warm water and a mild detergent.
- The fine grey dust that came off the bare slab simply stops, which most people notice first
We choose the system based on how the garage is used. A floor that parks a work ute with tools and equipment, is different to a garage that parks a hatchback and stores the bikes.
From booking to finished floor
01
QuoteWe come out, look at the slab, test for moisture and talk through how you use the space. The quote follows the visit, not photos, and covers the prep, the system, your finish and the days on site.
02
PreparationEverything comes out before we start, shelving included, and we give you notice. Then the slab is ground back with dust extraction running and any cracks or holes are repaired. This is the noisy part.
03
Coating and handoverThe primer goes on first, then the body coat with the flake or metallic worked into it, then the clear top coat. Each layer cures before the next goes down. You walk on it before you park on it, and we give you the dates for both.
How long it takes comes down to the slab and how big it is. A new garage with sound, clean concrete moves quickly. A large older floor takes longer, and any cracks or chipped-out holes have to be filled and left to cure before anything goes over them. Most garages are 1-2 days on site, so the prep is done properly and each coat gets the time it needs.
Get a Free Quote
Tell us about your floor and we will come back fast with an upfront price. We cover Parramatta and the surrounding suburbs as part of Sydney metro.
0468 333 881sales@evoepoxy.com.auFree on-site quote, fixed written price
Flake, metallic or solid colour finish
76 colours to choose from
UV-stable polyurethane sealer
7-year written product warranty
Perfect for
Family garagesWarehouses & small factoriesWorkshopsDriveways & patios
Around Parramatta we cover Harris Park, Westmead, North Parramatta, Rosehill, Camellia, Rydalmere, Granville, Merrylands, Northmead, Oatlands, Dundas, Telopea, Ermington, Silverwater and Clyde.
We reply to every enquiry within one business day
Frequently asked questions
Do you cover Parramatta?
Yes. We are based in Kellyville and cover Parramatta and the suburbs around it as part of Sydney metro, including Harris Park, Westmead, North Parramatta, Rosehill, Granville, Merrylands, Rydalmere and Silverwater. The on-site quote is free and we come to you rather than pricing off photos.
What does an epoxy floor cost in Parramatta?
A single garage starts from $1,800 and a double from $2,500. A metallic floor in a double garage starts from $3,800, and concrete driveway sealing from $1,500. Every one of those includes the moisture check, the diamond grinding, the crack filling, the primer, the base coat and the sealer. The full breakdown is on our epoxy flooring cost page, and your exact figure is confirmed in writing after we have seen the floor.
Do you do commercial floors around Camellia, Rydalmere and Silverwater?
Yes. Warehouses, small factory units, workshops, commercial kitchens and showrooms. The work is staged around when you trade, so the floor can go down in sections or outside business hours depending on what the site needs. We plan the staging with you before anything starts, so you know which areas are out of use and when.
How long does a floor take, and when can I use it again?
A garage floor is usually done in a day on site. Bigger commercial floors run two or three days, plus curing. Evo Epoxy’s working figure is 72 hours before a floor goes back into normal use, and you can walk on it well before that. Weather, temperature and the condition of the slab all move it, so we give you the real dates for your floor when the work is booked.
Can you coat over a floor that is already painted or sealed?
The old coating comes off first, because whatever is already on the slab becomes the weakest point in the new floor. Stripping it back is part of the preparation and it is priced in from the start. Old paint means another round of grinding, which is one of the three things that moves a quote.
Do you seal driveways in Parramatta as well?
Yes, and there are three ways to finish a driveway. Sealing is the low preparation option with no grinding, from $1,500, and it goes straight over an old stencil concrete driveway. Epoxy is ground back first and laid as a stencil pattern, flake or solid colour. Exposed aggregate is ground and polished so the stone comes up sharp again.
Will an epoxy floor be slippery?
A clear top coat on its own has a smooth, glossy surface, which can feel slick when it is wet. Flake finishes carry texture of their own. Where more grip is needed, an anti-slip additive goes into the top coat from $100, and a quartz additive that takes the floor to a P4 slip rating is from $250, for areas that need slip certification. Tell us at the quote if the floor has to be certified.
Evo Epoxy Flooring2 Affleck Cct, Kellyville NSW 2155Servicing Parramatta and Sydney metro0468 333 881Get directions
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