Industrial Floors That Keep Production Moving
Industrial floors are exposed to conditions few other surfaces face: forklift traffic, dropped loads, chemical spills, washdowns and temperature fluctuations. Bare or poorly coated concrete dusts, cracks and wears quickly, which slows operations and creates safety hazards. We install heavy-duty epoxy, polyurethane, polyaspartic and urethane cement systems from LabSurface, PurEpoxy and Ureco in facilities across Toronto and the GTA. Request a free estimate to discuss your facility.
Who We Work With
- Warehouses and distribution centres
- Manufacturing and fabrication plants
- Food and beverage processing facilities
- Pharmaceutical and laboratory spaces
- Hangars and parking structures
- Automotive and service shops
Choosing the Right System
System selection depends on how the floor is used. We assess traffic, loads, chemical exposure, temperatures, moisture and cleaning methods before making a recommendation.
Epoxy
Durable, cost-effective protection for general industrial and warehouse traffic, available in a range of build thicknesses and textures.
Polyurethane and Polyaspartic
Better abrasion resistance, UV stability and faster curing, for areas that cannot be shut down for long. See polyaspartic coatings.
Urethane Cement
Stands up to thermal shock, moisture and aggressive chemicals. A common choice for food and beverage plants. See urethane cement floors.
Specialty Systems
Conductive and static-dissipative floors for electronics and sensitive equipment. See ESD anti-static epoxy.
Safety Zones, Striping and Line Marking
A coated floor is also part of your safety program. Walkways, forklift lanes, loading zones and hazard areas are painted into the system, so the markings last as long as the floor. A light-coloured, reflective finish also improves visibility throughout the building.
Scheduled around your operations. We have completed warehouses in as little as three days and offer overnight installation for operations that cannot shut down.
Timeline and Pricing Factors
Industrial projects vary significantly, so we provide a written quote after a free site visit and slab assessment. The main pricing factors are:
- Total area and how the work can be phased
- Concrete condition, joints and repairs needed
- Required chemical, thermal and abrasion resistance
- Finish requirements such as slip resistance, striping and cove base
See our epoxy flooring cost guide and, for smaller spaces and offices, our commercial epoxy flooring page.