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Epoxy Experts is a professional epoxy and polyaspartic flooring company serving the Greater Vancouver area. Based in Vancouver, BC, we provide durable, high-quality floor coatings for residential, commercial, and industrial clients. Our services include garage, basement, and warehouse flooring, commercial and health-facility coatings, parkade and traffic coatings, urethane cement systems, waterproofing, resurfacing, and more; with finishes ranging from metallics and flakes to solids, terrazzo, quartz, and polished concrete. Backed by an experienced team, premium products, and a 15-year warranty, we're committed to delivering long-lasting results and exceptional customer service on every project. Contact us for a free, no-obligation quote.
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5515 Boundary Rd #3204, V5R 0E3, Vancouver, Canada
- (778) 653-8356
- info@vancouverepoxyflooring.ca
- vancouverepoxyflooring.ca
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