Food & Beverage Facility Flooring Systems

Food-Safe, CFIA-Compliant Flooring Systems

Beverage processing facilities face constant challenges—sugars, acids, carbonation, hot water washdowns, and strict sanitation requirements. Without the right flooring system, plants risk contamination, slip hazards, and premature wear of the concrete substrate.

Priority One Epoxy Flooring installs seamless, food-safe systems designed to support CFIA hygiene and food safety standards. Our non-porous surfaces are easy to clean, resist staining and chemical attack, and reduce areas where debris or bacteria can collect.

From kombucha bottling lines and juice plants to breweries, distilleries, wineries, and beverage production facilities, we tailor the system build to your exposure, traffic, and cleaning procedures.

Advanced Epoxy & Polyaspartic Flooring Systems

Food & Beverage Epoxy Flooring

High-build epoxy creates a durable, non-porous surface that supports sanitation, prevents absorption, and stands up to heavy foot traffic and equipment movement. Ideal for high-traffic bottling, mixing, filling, and packaging zones.

Polyaspartic & Fast-Curing Coatings

Polyaspartic coatings are UV-stable, fast-curing, and chemical-resistant—allowing minimal downtime during installation so production lines can resume quickly with phased work.

Slip-Resistant & Safety-Focused Flooring

We install controlled slip-resistance finishes to protect staff in wet or sugary production areas while maintaining cleanability and easy washdown.

Seamless, Easy-to-Clean Surfaces

Seamless systems prevent dirt, debris, and bacteria from collecting in cracks or grout lines—supporting inspections and helping reduce contamination risk.

Customizable Decorative & Functional Options

From smooth, glossy finishes to quartz broadcast and anti-slip textures, we tailor your flooring to both operational requirements and facility appearance.

Our Food & Beverage Flooring Services

Concrete Repair & Surface Prep

Shot blasting, scarifying, and repairing spalls or cracks ensure coatings bond correctly and last longer.

Food-Safe Epoxy & Polyaspartic Systems

We install seamless flooring for bottling lines, breweries, distilleries, wineries, juice plants, and other beverage production environments where hygiene and durability matter.

Slip-Resistant & Anti-Slip Solutions

Protect staff and equipment with tuned slip resistance while maintaining smooth, hygienic surfaces that clean easily.

Fast-Curing, Phased Installations

Polyaspartic and rapid-curing systems allow sections of your facility to reopen quickly—minimizing disruption to production schedules.

Custom Textures & Finishes

We provide anti-slip aggregates, decorative finishes, and smooth surfaces depending on your operational requirements.

Recent Beverage Facility Project

In the Interior of BC, we installed a food-safe epoxy system for a kombucha production facility. The new seamless, slip-resistant floor with chemical-resistant top layers improved sanitation performance, reduced cleaning time, and allowed the plant to operate safely with minimal disruption.

Service Area Across British Columbia

We install food and beverage facility flooring systems across BC, including Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, Vancouver Island, and the Interior.

• Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby & Surrey
• Kelowna, Kamloops & BC Interior regions
• Victoria, Nanaimo & Vancouver Island
• Prince Rupert, Prince George & Northern BC
• Abbotsford, Coquitlam, Langley & Chilliwack

Frequently Asked Questions

Are your floors CFIA-compliant?

Yes. Our food and beverage facility flooring systems are designed to support CFIA hygiene and food safety standards.

Will the flooring resist acids and sugars?

Absolutely. Our epoxy and polyaspartic systems are engineered for acidic and sugary beverage environments.

Can we continue production during installation?

Yes. Fast-curing systems allow phased installations and minimize downtime.

Is the flooring slip-resistant?

Yes. We provide slip-resistant finishes for staff safety in wet or sugary environments.

How long will the flooring last?

With proper maintenance, systems commonly last 10–20 years depending on exposure and traffic.

Do you offer free assessments?

Yes. We provide on-site inspections and tailored proposals for your facility.