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Epoxy floors

Epoxy floor coating in Metro Vancouver.

Epoxy is a two-part coating that dries hard and glossy. It handles traffic, oil and cleaning much better than floor paint.

Epoxy only lasts if it sticks, so prep comes first. We etch clean concrete and shot blast concrete that has oil in it.

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Epoxy floor work we do

  • Automotive shop floors

    Years of embedded oil that washing and etching couldn't remove. We had the floor shot blasted, then applied the epoxy.

  • Brewery and food plant floors

    Worn, slippery concrete etched and coated, with an anti-slip additive that keeps the floor easy to clean.

  • Non-slip finishes

    Anti-slip additive mixed into the coating for wet areas, ramps and wash bays.

Accessible washroom with a grey flake epoxy floor and floor drain
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Grey flake epoxy floor running under a stainless steel sink
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Who this is for

Shop owners, brewery and plant managers, and facility managers with floors that take oil, water, carts or forklifts.

Our epoxy floor work

Auto shop bare concrete floor, before
Before
Auto shop floor coated grey, after
After
Painter rolling grey coating onto an auto shop floor, work in progress
Auto shop aisle coated grey with yellow KEEP CLEAR stencils
Painter rolling grey coating onto an auto shop floor, work in progress

Epoxy floor projects

After painting: long brewery floor finished in glossy grey, with equipment in the background Before & after Light Industrial · 8 photos

Brewery Floor Coating

The smooth concrete floor in this brewery had become worn, unattractive, and overly slippery when wet. We prepared the surface through etching to ensure proper adhesion, then applied a durable epoxy floor system. During application, we incorporated an anti-slip additive to improve safety without compromising cleanability. The finished floor looks clean and professional, is easy to maintain, and provides significantly improved slip resistance in wet conditions.

How an epoxy floor job runs

  1. Site visit

    We check the concrete for oil, moisture and cracks.

  2. Prep

    Etching, or shot blasting to open up the concrete when oil is in it.

  3. Epoxy coats

    The epoxy system goes on, with anti-slip additive where needed.

  4. Cure and hand-back

    We keep traffic off until it's cured, then hand the floor back.

Safety: How our crews work safely

Where we do this work: Shop and plant floors across Metro Vancouver, Delta, Surrey and the Fraser Valley.

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Common questions

Can you make a slippery floor safer?

Yes. A brewery floor we coated was slippery when wet, so we added an anti-slip additive to the epoxy. It grips better and is still easy to clean.

Can you coat a floor with oil in the concrete?

Yes, with the right prep. On an automotive shop floor where washing and etching couldn't get the oil out, we had the concrete shot blasted before the epoxy went on.

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