Industrial epoxy flooring gives a plant a thick, sealed surface built for forklifts, hot water, oil and chemicals. The thickness is set area by area, according to what rolls and spills across each part of the floor.
Prince George is home to pulp mills, sawmills, a refinery and a long list of fabrication and supply shops that keep them running. We install industrial epoxy flooring in maintenance shops, process areas, electrical rooms, lunchrooms and shipping areas around the BCR Industrial Site, Danson and the Boundary Road area.
A thin roller coat suits an office. A plant needs more. Industrial epoxy flooring is usually laid as a thick self-levelling coat, a broadcast system built up in lifts, or a trowelled mortar for the toughest zones.
We set the build by the traffic. Forklift aisles and loading areas get the most material, while walkways and storage zones can run thinner. That keeps the total cost reasonable without cutting corners where the floor works hardest.
Mill floors get hosed with hot water and steam. Standard epoxy softens under steady heat, so for wash-down areas we often recommend urethane cement, which handles sudden temperature swings far better. WorkSafeBC's rules call for drains or another effective way to deal with water on a wet floor, and a sloped, sealed surface is part of that answer.
Where the floor sees acid, caustic or fuel, our chemical resistant floor coating uses a resin matched to the products on site.
A plant rarely stops for a floor. Large plant floors can go down in stages, on night shifts, over long weekends or inside a planned maintenance shutdown. We set those dates with you before we start, and every zone has its own return-to-service day on the estimate.
Plants often want colour coded zones as part of the floor, such as yellow walkways, red no-go areas around presses and grey work zones. We can build those colours right into the industrial epoxy flooring, so the markings wear with the floor instead of flaking off as paint.
Many Prince George plants have large doors that open onto minus twenty and colder. The slab just inside those doors runs much colder than the rest of the building, and it collects meltwater from every truck and loader that comes through.
Ordinary industrial epoxy flooring will not cure well on that cold strip, so we either heat the area during the install or switch to a fast-setting system made for low temperatures. Extra grit goes down inside each door. Joint edges chipped by steel wheels get cut out and rebuilt with semi-rigid filler, so the industrial epoxy flooring has a sound edge to finish against.
Phone (778) 744-5382 to walk the plant with us and price your industrial epoxy flooring. Our other systems are listed on the Prince George Epoxy Flooring home page.
Lots of projects pair a garage coat with a basement floor, or a shop coat with slab repairs.
Garage floor coating keeps salty slush and drip oil sitting on the surface, where a squeegee can move them, rather than soaking into the slab. Every garage gets a diamond grind first, which gives the resin real concrete to grab.
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A shop floor coating shields the concrete in a working bay from oil, coolant, road salt and falling steel. It is built heavier than a house garage floor, with grit locked in so mechanics stay on their feet when the bay is wet.
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Basement epoxy flooring replaces a cold, powdery slab with a sealed surface that shrugs off water, dropped weights and spilled detergent. Lower levels that have ever had a damp corner are where it pays off most.
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Polyaspartic floor coating is the quick-setting option for cold Prince George garages and shops. Each coat firms up within hours, even in temperatures that would stall ordinary epoxy, and most floors take a vehicle about two days later.
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A warehouse floor coating ends concrete dust, brightens the building and protects the slab from forklift wear. It is one of the least expensive ways to make a warehouse easier to clean and safer to work in.
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A coated commercial floor is joint-free, mops clean, resists stains and holds up to carts, rolling chairs and winter boots. It replaces tired tile, carpet and bare concrete in clinics, offices, shops, showrooms and staff rooms.
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Concrete floor repair is the groundwork under every good coating. We chase out cracks, rebuild chipped joint edges, fill pits and patch scaled spots, and we fix failed coatings and floors worn thin as well.
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Spilled acid, caustic, solvent and fuel will eat bare concrete and ordinary epoxy, and a chemical resistant floor coating is the barrier that stops them. Battery rooms, chemical stores, labs, wash bays and process areas are where it belongs.
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A metallic floor is a decorative resin finish with swirls of shimmering colour that look like polished marble or stone. It goes over concrete in basements, home bars, offices and showrooms.
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Send a few facts about your slab, and a phone call to arrange a visit will follow. If a phone call suits you better, dial +1 (778) 744-5382.
