Industrial Epoxy Flooring In Cambridge, Ontario

Production Floors Need Thicker Coatings

Industrial epoxy flooring goes down at several times the build of a garage or basement system. Pallet jacks, carts and forklifts grind a thin coating away fast, and dropped steel can chip it.

We choose between a high-build epoxy, a trowelled mortar or a urethane topcoat based on what happens on your floor. Areas with heavy wheel loads get the thickest build, and office or storage areas can use a lighter one.

Automation And Clean Rooms Need Bright, Washable Floors

Automation shops and clean production areas need a floor that is light in colour and easy to wash. A bright floor shows dropped screws and parts right away. It also makes the room brighter for close assembly work.

Coved edges can curve the coating up the wall, leaving no square corner to trap grime. Safety lines around robot cells and machines can be laid into the same job with our warehouse floor marking service.

Keeping Your Plant Running During The Work

We can phase industrial epoxy flooring by bay, by line or by shift. Many plants book the work during a summer or holiday shutdown. Others have us coat one zone at a time on weekends.

Fast-curing industrial epoxy flooring lets some areas return to service the next morning. We put the zones and dates on the written quote so your team can plan around them.

Concrete Repair Comes Before Industrial Epoxy Flooring

Old plant slabs often have broken joints, cracks and oil-soaked spots. We grind, clean and repair them before any coating goes down. Our concrete floor repair write-up explains the joint and crack work.

Industrial Epoxy Flooring For Pharma, Food And Electronics Rooms

Some Cambridge plants fill vials, package food or assemble circuit boards. Those rooms need industrial epoxy flooring that can be washed down every day and will not shed dust. We use seamless systems with coved edges and a tight, smooth finish there.

Electronics assembly may also need a floor that bleeds off static. We can install a static-control system in those rooms and a standard build in the warehouse next door, all on one quote.

Colour Helps A Plant Floor Work

Many managers pick light grey for work cells, a darker grey for aisles and safety yellow for edges and hazards. Industrial epoxy flooring in a pale shade also brightens the room, which helps inspection and assembly. We bring colour cards to the site so your team can choose under its own lights.