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Hangar Epoxy Flooring in Toronto & the GTA

Seamless, reflective and chemical-resistant epoxy floors for aircraft hangars, with integrated markings and a surface that is easy to maintain.

Aviation

Hangar Flooring Built for Aviation Operations

Fluid Resistance

Coatings are specified for the fuels, hydraulic fluids and cleaning products used in your hangar.

Bright, Reflective Surface

A light-coloured floor improves light reflectivity, supporting inspection and maintenance work.

Rated for Heavy Loads

Systems specified for tow tugs, jacks, tool carts and aircraft wheel loads.

Integrated Markings

Taxi lines, tow paths, equipment zones and safety areas painted into the system.

Seamless and Cleanable

No cracks or open joints to trap fluids, so spills can be cleaned up quickly.

Minimal Downtime

Phased and overnight installation so bays return to service quickly.

Why Hangars Need a Coated Floor

Aircraft hangars combine very large floor areas, heavy loads, fuels, oils and hydraulic fluids, and continuous maintenance activity. Bare concrete absorbs spills, sheds dust onto sensitive equipment and stains easily. A properly specified epoxy system seals the slab, resists the fluids it will be exposed to and provides a bright, clean surface that supports inspection, safety and a professional appearance. Request a free estimate to discuss your hangar.

What We Install in Hangars

  • Seamless chemical-resistant epoxy and polyurethane systems
  • Taxi guide lines, tow paths and equipment and safety zones
  • Joint and crack repair suited to heavy wheel loads
  • Drainage details and cove base where required
  • Light, reflective colours to improve visibility

Matching the System to Your Operation

Hangars are not all the same. A private jet hangar, a flight school and a maintenance facility use different fluids, loads and cleaning methods. We review what is used on the floor, how aircraft and equipment move and how the floor is cleaned, then recommend a system. We are upfront about performance limits and discuss any specific fluid requirements before work begins.

Tell us what is on your floor. Fuels, hydraulic fluids, de-icing chemicals and cleaners all affect system choice. Share what you use and we will specify to suit.

Preparation and Repair

Large hangar slabs often have joints, cracks and areas of oil contamination. We grind or shot blast to remove contamination and open the surface, repair joints and cracks with materials suited to heavy wheel loads, and prime before coating. Where oil has soaked deep into the slab, we explain how it affects adhesion and what options exist. See our concrete repair service.

Timeline and Pricing Factors

We quote hangar projects in writing after a free site assessment. The main factors are:

  • The floor area, often very large
  • Concrete condition, joints and oil contamination
  • Chemical resistance and load requirements
  • Markings, drains and detailing
  • Phasing around aircraft movements

See our epoxy flooring cost guide and industrial epoxy flooring for related systems.

How it works

How a Hangar Installation Works

Site Assessment

We review aircraft use, fluids, loads and cleaning, test the slab and agree the system and schedule.

Grinding or Shot Blasting

Mechanical preparation removes contamination and opens the surface for bonding.

Joints and Cracks

Joints and cracks are repaired for heavy wheel loads, then primed.

System Application

The chosen epoxy or polyurethane system is applied in the agreed sequence.

Topcoat and Markings

The topcoat goes on, lines and zones are marked and we confirm cure and return to service.

Client testimonials

What Our Clients Say

★★★★★

"Beautiful job. Impressed with the quality of work, explanation of the process, great communication, and they left the job site very clean."

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Marc PedneaultGoogle review
★★★★★

"Very impressed with their quality of work, explanation of the process and their cleanliness. Hamza's communication was amazing. He broke everything down step by step."

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Megan D.Google review
★★★★★

"Adam and his crew were very respectful to the owners of our condo building, their property and the surrounding environment. The work was first class and the transformation is amazing."

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Barbara RobbCondo building · Google review
Questions

Hangar Epoxy Flooring FAQ

Will epoxy resist aircraft fluids?
The right system resists many fuels, oils and cleaners. Hydraulic fluids and other aggressive chemicals need specific specification, so we review what you use and recommend accordingly.
Can the floor handle aircraft and tow equipment?
Yes, with the right system. We specify thickness and topcoat for wheel loads, tow tugs and jacks and repair joints and cracks properly first.
Can you paint taxi lines and safety zones?
Yes. Guide lines, tow paths, equipment zones and safety areas are built into the coating so they last.
How do you handle oil-soaked concrete?
We test and remove surface contamination by grinding or blasting. Deep saturation can limit adhesion, and we explain the options and risks before any coating goes down.
Can you work around aircraft movements?
Yes. We phase the work by bay or section and schedule around flights and maintenance.
Do you offer free estimates?
Yes. We visit the site, measure the area, check the concrete and give you a written quote with no obligation.
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Hangar Floors Across the GTA

Supreme Epoxy completes projects across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area.

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Book a free site assessment and get a written scope, schedule and quote.

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