Which flooring system is right for my space?
The choice depends on the concrete, traffic, moisture, cleaning routine and finish goals. Garages often use flake systems; industrial and warehouse floors may need a higher-build resin system. Kitchens and wet processing areas can require urethane cement. We assess the site before recommending a build.
Is epoxy the same as polyaspartic flooring?
They are different coating chemistries and may be used together in one system. Epoxy can form the base or body layers; a compatible polyaspartic can provide the protective finish. Suitability and cure times depend on the specified products and site conditions.
Can you coat cracked or previously painted concrete?
Often, after assessment and preparation. Loose or incompatible coatings may need removal, and cracks or damaged areas require the repairs included in the scope. A coating does not prevent structural slab movement, and some existing joints need to remain functional.
How long will my space be out of use?
Preparation, repairs, coating layers and product cure requirements determine the schedule. Temperature and site conditions also matter. Access and return-to-service restrictions are discussed with your proposal.
What information do you need for a quote?
Send the project location, approximate square footage, slab photos, intended use and preferred work dates. A site assessment helps confirm the preparation and flooring system for a written quotation.
Do you serve the whole Metro Vancouver region?
Yes. We serve projects across Metro Vancouver and the Lower Mainland. Larger projects elsewhere in British Columbia can be reviewed according to scope, schedule and travel requirements.
