These are the epoxy flooring questions shop owners and facility managers ask us most, answered plainly.
Call us and ask. A quick call before your epoxy flooring job saves a lot of trouble after it.
Commercial epoxy flooring usually costs about six to twelve dollars per square foot for offices and stores, and about eight to fifteen dollars for warehouses and heavy shops. Urethane cement for food plants often runs about ten to eighteen dollars. These are Canadian market ranges, and your written quote after the site walk is the real price.
A properly prepared warehouse floor coating usually lasts many years, and the thickness and the preparation decide most of it. Busy forklift lanes wear first, so we build them thicker and can recoat just the lanes later without redoing the whole floor.
Yes. Most epoxy flooring needs the slab to be at about ten degrees or warmer to cure, so we measure the slab temperature first. We can heat the building ahead of time, or use polyaspartic and polyurea materials that cure in colder conditions.
Water moving up through the concrete can push a coating off the floor from below, and you cannot see it by looking. A moisture test tells us whether the slab needs a vapour barrier primer before the epoxy flooring goes down.
Epoxy flooring is a hard, glossy coating that suits most offices, warehouses and shops. Urethane cement is a thicker, cement based system that handles hot water, steam and thermal shock, which is why it is used in food plants and washdown areas.
Neither one is better for every floor. Polyaspartic cures in hours, handles cold slabs and resists sunlight, which makes it a good topcoat for garages and fast turnaround jobs. Epoxy builds thicker for less money and bonds very well to concrete, which is why most commercial epoxy flooring uses an epoxy base with a polyaspartic or urethane topcoat.
Yes. Warehouse floor marking can be built into new epoxy flooring or added to an existing floor. We lay out forklift lanes, walkways, storage bays and hazard zones to match your own safety plan.
Yes. Most of our work is commercial, but we also install garage floor coating for Red Deer homes, using the same diamond grinding and the same epoxy flooring materials.
Call (587) 325-0591 or fill in the form to book a free epoxy flooring site walk. You can also use the cost estimator on our home page for a quick range before we visit.
Each page below covers cost, downtime and upkeep for that floor in Red Deer.
Commercial epoxy flooring gives offices, retail stores, showrooms, clinics and lunch rooms in Red Deer a seamless floor that is easy to clean and stands up to daily traffic. We install it with as little disruption to your business as possible, often after hours.
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Industrial epoxy flooring for Red Deer plants, fabrication shops and oilfield equipment builders is built thick enough to take dropped steel, rolling loads and hydraulic oil. We match the build to the traffic, so the heaviest bays get the heaviest floor.
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Warehouse floor coating seals the slab, stops concrete dust and gives forklifts a tough, bright surface in distribution centres and storage buildings. We coat the floor in sections so the warehouse keeps shipping while the work is done.
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Shop floor coating protects service bays, truck shops, wash bays and equipment shops from oil, slush, road salt and heavy tires. We build a thick, textured floor that is easy to clean and gives sure footing when it is wet.
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Commercial kitchen flooring gives restaurants, bakeries, breweries, meat plants and packaging rooms a seamless floor that takes hot water, grease, steam and daily sanitizing. For most wet kitchens and food areas we install urethane cement rather than standard epoxy.
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Chemical resistant floor coating protects the slab in drum storage rooms, glycol and fuel areas, battery charging rooms and labs. We seal the floor and build a containment curb or cove so a spill stays inside the area.
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Warehouse floor marking lays out forklift lanes, pedestrian walkways, storage bays, hatched danger zones and loading areas in warehouses, plants and shops. We paint the lines on an existing floor, or build them right into a new epoxy floor so they last for years.
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Concrete floor repair fixes cracks, broken joints, spalled patches, pitting and uneven slabs in shops, warehouses and commercial buildings. We repair the concrete so it can be coated, or so it can go back into service on its own.
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Garage floor coating gives homeowners a tough, easy to clean floor that stands up to winter slush, road salt and hot tires. We install flake and solid colour systems with a polyaspartic topcoat, usually in one or two days.
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