Commercial Epoxy Flooring After Hours
Few businesses can close for a week to redo a floor. We lay commercial epoxy flooring after closing, through a weekend or one section at a time, so customers and staff keep coming in. Low-odour products are available for buildings that stay occupied.
The timeline is set in writing before work begins, and you sign off on it first.
Commercial Epoxy Flooring Over Old Tile
A lot of commercial spaces have old vinyl tile or carpet glued down to the concrete. Commercial epoxy flooring cannot go on top of those, so we lift them, grind away the adhesive and patch the slab below. The removal has its own line on your estimate.
Choosing A Commercial Epoxy Flooring Finish
A solid colour with a satin top suits offices and clinics. Chip blends hide scuffs in stores and lunchrooms. Quartz systems add grip in washrooms and other wet rooms. For a feature floor in a showroom or lobby, metallic epoxy flooring is also on the table.
Commercial epoxy flooring usually runs about $5 to $12 per square foot, depending on the slab and the finish.
Winter Entrances Need Extra Attention
The first ten feet inside a Prince George front door take all the salt and sand that boots carry in. We give that strip extra wear layer and some grit, so the entrance holds up and stays safer on slushy days.
Commercial Epoxy Flooring For Clinics And Labs
Clinics, dental offices and labs wipe their floors down with strong cleaners many times a day. A seamless coating has no grout lines to hold dirt, and we can run it up the wall as a coved base, so there is no corner for grime to settle in. Commercial epoxy flooring in a clinic is usually a solid colour with a satin finish, which looks clean without glaring under bright lights.
Back Rooms And Receiving Areas
Behind the counter, floors take spilled coffee, dropped boxes and pallet jacks. A chip finish hides scuffs and is easy to touch up. Stock rooms and receiving areas get a thicker build of commercial epoxy flooring where carts and pallet jacks roll every day.