Airport Concourse & Terminal Epoxy Flooring

Airport Concourse & Aviation Epoxy Flooring — Vancouver & British Columbia

High-Performance Resin Flooring for Terminals, Concourses & Public Areas

Airport concourses and terminals demand flooring that balances appearance, performance and safety. Passenger areas, security zones, baggage halls and retail corridors all experience constant traffic, wheeled luggage, cleaning cycles and spill events. Ordinary tile or thin coatings crack, stain and become hard to maintain.

Priority One Epoxy Flooring designs and installs airport concourse epoxy flooring systems across Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, Vancouver Island and the BC Interior. Our resin systems provide a seamless, non-dusting surface with tuned slip resistance, high abrasion resistance and long-term cleanability—built for 24/7 operations.

Why Airport Concourse & Terminal Floors Need Purpose-Built Systems

Concourse flooring in major airports must endure high foot traffic, rolling luggage, carts, cleaning machines and frequent spill events—all while supporting strict safety and branding requirements.

• Constant passenger traffic and wheeled luggage
• Spills from food, beverages and cleaning chemicals
• Cleaning machines, scrubbers and frequent washdowns
• Slip resistance requirements in wet or spill-prone zones
• Demand for clean, modern aesthetics that match airport branding
• Integration with wayfinding, safety striping and tenant fit-outs

Our resinous concourse and terminal flooring systems are specified to handle these conditions without premature staining, cracking or delamination—reducing maintenance costs and improving passenger experience.

Where High-Performance Concourse Flooring Matters Most

Passenger Concourses & Main Terminals

Seamless epoxy and decorative resin systems provide a durable, non-dusting surface for main concourses. We design floors that support constant foot traffic and luggage while maintaining a clean, bright look.

Check-In, Security & Boarding Gate Zones

These areas see intense localized wear and long queue lines. Resin floors can be specified with higher traction, clear demarcation lines and color blocking to support wayfinding and safety.

Baggage Claim & Service Corridors

Baggage halls, carousels and back-of-house service corridors require abrasion-resistant, easy-to-clean surfaces that hold up under carts, tugs and luggage handling equipment.

Airport Retail, Food & Beverage Areas

Retail corridors, food courts and lounge access areas benefit from decorative resin finishes that are both attractive and highly cleanable, with slip-resistance tuned for spill-prone environments.

Lounges, Lobbies & VIP Zones

Premium resin finishes, such as metallic or terrazzo-style epoxy, can elevate lounges and VIP areas while remaining durable, low-maintenance and compatible with furniture and fixtures.

For dedicated aircraft hangar epoxy flooring systems, see our specialized hangar page: Aircraft Hangar Epoxy Flooring Systems .

Flooring Systems We Install for Airport Concourse & Terminal Environments

High-Build Epoxy Flooring

Ideal for passenger concourses, corridors and back-of-house areas. High-build epoxy provides a seamless, non-dusting surface with strong abrasion resistance and long-term durability.

Quartz Broadcast Epoxy (Traction + Durability)

Quartz broadcast systems combine resin and aggregate to create a textured, slip-resistant finish—perfect for wet-prone zones such as entrances, food service areas and baggage halls.

Polyaspartic & Polyurethane Topcoats

Polyaspartic and polyurethane topcoats offer improved chemical and abrasion resistance and can support faster return-to-service—helpful when concourse work must be phased overnight or in short shutdown windows.

Decorative & Terrazzo-Style Resin Finishes

For public-facing areas, metallic and terrazzo-style resin finishes provide a high-end aesthetic while maintaining the performance of industrial resin systems.

Line Marking, Wayfinding & Demarcations

We integrate compatible markings, color bands and demarcations for safety lines, tenant boundaries and passenger wayfinding, all designed to bond properly with the resin floor.

Our Airport Concourse Flooring Installation Process

We understand that terminals and concourses can’t simply shut down. Our process is built around coordination, phasing and predictable performance.

1. Site Assessment & Planning: Review traffic patterns, cleaning protocols, slip requirements and project phasing.
2. Substrate Evaluation: Check slab condition, moisture, existing coatings and repairs required.
3. Surface Preparation: Shot blasting or diamond grinding to the correct profile for long-term adhesion.
4. Repairs & Leveling: Address spalls, cracks and local level issues to ensure a uniform finish.
5. Primers & Base Coats: Install primers and base layers chosen for adhesion, moisture tolerance and durability.
6. System Build: Apply epoxy, quartz or decorative layers to the specified thickness and texture.
7. Topcoats & Markings: Install topcoats, line markings and color demarcations for safety and wayfinding.
8. Final QA & Turnover: Verify coverage, finish quality and slip-resistance; provide care and maintenance guidance.

Work is phased around flight schedules and operational windows to minimize disruption for passengers and staff.

Service Areas — Airport & Concourse Flooring Across BC

We install concourse, terminal and aviation support flooring throughout British Columbia:

• Metro Vancouver: Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, Surrey, Coquitlam, Delta
• Fraser Valley: Abbotsford, Langley, Chilliwack
• Vancouver Island: Victoria, Nanaimo, Courtenay
• Okanagan & Interior: Kelowna, Penticton, Kamloops
• Northern & Mountain: Prince George, Terrace, Revelstoke

Frequently Asked Questions — Airport Concourse & Terminal Flooring

What is the best flooring for airport concourses?

High-build epoxy and quartz broadcast resin systems are common for concourses and terminals. They provide a seamless, durable surface that withstands heavy foot traffic and wheeled luggage while remaining easy to clean.

Will epoxy flooring be slippery in wet or spill-prone areas?

No—when correctly specified. We can tune slip resistance using aggregates and finishes that meet your traction requirements while still being easy to clean.

Can work be phased so the terminal stays open?

Yes. We frequently phase concourse flooring projects around flight schedules and low-traffic periods, using fast-cure materials where appropriate to reduce downtime.

How long do airport epoxy floors typically last?

With proper specification and maintenance, concourse resin systems can provide many years of service before major refurbishment is needed, even under high-traffic conditions.

How do we maintain airport concourse epoxy flooring?

Routine cleaning with compatible detergents, prompt spill response and periodic inspection are usually sufficient. We provide maintenance guidance tailored to your system and equipment.