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Seamless, non-porous epoxy flooring for schools, stadiums, arenas and public facilities requiring hygiene and slip resistance.
Priority One Epoxy Flooring designs, installs, and documents ESD-safe epoxy and urethane flooring systems for data centers, server rooms, telecom facilities, and cloud infrastructure across Metro Vancouver, Vancouver Island, and the BC Interior.
Protect mission-critical IT infrastructure with seamless, ESD-safe epoxy flooring engineered for data centers, server rooms, NOCs, telecom closets, and colocation suites. A failing floor can introduce dust, static discharge risk, and moisture-related adhesion issues that impact uptime, equipment life, and maintenance workload.
Priority One Epoxy Flooring installs static-control epoxy and urethane flooring systems across Vancouver, the Lower Mainland, Vancouver Island, and the BC Interior—built to be dust-free, durable, and compatible with long-term operational requirements.
For electronics manufacturing and semiconductor environments where ESD performance is core to production, see our dedicated ESD epoxy flooring systems page.
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) is a silent threat to mission-critical IT equipment. Small static events can degrade components, corrupt data, or contribute to intermittent performance problems that are difficult to diagnose. In server environments, the goal is not only durability—but controlled performance that supports stable operations.
Bare concrete and many traditional finishes can contribute to dust generation, moisture vapor migration, and uncontrolled static buildup. In Vancouver’s variable climate, humidity swings can amplify risk when combined with airflow requirements and continuous equipment loads.
Priority One Epoxy Flooring installs resin flooring systems engineered to be dust-resistant, static-dissipative or conductive (as specified), moisture-aware, and highly durable, helping protect racks, UPS cabinets, PDUs, cable pathways, and technical corridors throughout BC.
Data center spaces require more than “coated concrete.” The right build must balance electrostatic control, moisture mitigation, load capacity, cleanability, and long-term maintenance. Priority One Epoxy Flooring designs systems around your facility conditions, including humidity, access constraints, equipment loads, and operational downtime windows.
Static-dissipative and conductive epoxy systems manage charge buildup and provide reliable pathways to ground. Where required, systems are designed to support ANSI/ESD and IEC standards with documented resistance readings across the installed floor.
Seamless finishes eliminate grout lines and joints where dust and particulates accumulate. This simplifies cleaning, reduces contamination risk, and supports stable cooling performance in hot/cold aisle strategies, under-floor plenums, and overhead distribution zones.
High-compression epoxy systems can be specified for point loads and rolling loads from racks, UPS cabinets, PDUs, cable trays, and maintenance carts. Proper system design helps prevent cracking, rutting, and premature wear beneath heavy equipment.
Moisture vapor barriers and chemical-resistant topcoats help protect against slab moisture, minor leaks, and exposure to coolants and cleaning agents common to technical environments.
Priority One Epoxy Flooring provides conductive, static-dissipative, and hybrid assemblies with options for light texture, colour zoning, and safety striping. Floors can be detailed around raised-floor pedestals, cable penetrations, battery rooms, service corridors, and staging zones.
Static-dissipative and conductive epoxy systems designed to maintain stable resistance ranges for server rooms, NOCs, telecom rooms, and ESD-sensitive technical areas.
Moisture mitigation systems to address vapor drive from slab-on-grade and mezzanine decks, helping prevent debonding, blistering, and corrosion risks beneath raised-floor assemblies.
Shot blasting, diamond grinding, patching, and joint repair to create a stable, profiled substrate for long-lasting adhesion—critical in high-value technical environments.
High-compression epoxy and urethane systems for equipment rooms, staging areas, loading access, and maintenance corridors that see frequent traffic.
Phased work plans and fast-curing polyaspartic/urethane options to limit downtime and keep critical spaces operational during upgrades.
Challenge: An aging server room in Burnaby experienced slab moisture, dust contamination, and an old coating failing beneath heavy racks and UPS units.
Solution: Priority One Epoxy Flooring completed moisture testing and mitigation, prepared the substrate via shot blasting, installed a conductive primer with a multi-layer static-dissipative epoxy build, and performed resistance testing at turnover.
Result: The facility reported improved dust control, stable ESD performance aligned with internal requirements, and a more maintainable technical environment that reduced ongoing interventions.
Priority One Epoxy Flooring installs ESD and epoxy flooring for server rooms, data centers, and critical IT spaces across British Columbia, including:
Pricing varies with project scope and technical requirements. Common cost drivers include:
Typical ranges in BC:
For accurate pricing, Priority One Epoxy Flooring completes a site visit or reviews drawings and specifications, then provides a detailed written quote.
Static discharge can damage sensitive electronics, corrupt data, or shorten equipment life. ESD flooring safely dissipates charge to reduce risk to servers, storage systems, UPS units, and network hardware.
With professional installation and routine care, epoxy and urethane systems typically last 10–20 years in server rooms and data centers depending on traffic, equipment loads, and environmental conditions.
Yes. High-compression systems can be specified for concentrated loads from racks, cabinets, and rolling equipment with appropriate surface preparation and system build.
Resistance testing is performed using calibrated meters and recognized protocols, with readings documented against the required resistance range for the facility.
Not necessarily. Priority One Epoxy Flooring can plan phased work and fast-cure options to limit downtime so critical spaces remain operational where feasible.
Often yes—if the substrate is sound and can be properly prepared. Failing materials are removed and the surface is profiled for adhesion.
Request a quote and safeguard critical IT infrastructure with Priority One Epoxy Flooring’s static-control epoxy flooring systems for data centers and server rooms across British Columbia.
Industries We Serve
Seamless, non-porous epoxy flooring for schools, stadiums, arenas and public facilities requiring hygiene and slip resistance.
Durable, low-maintenance epoxy flooring for universities, schools, laboratories and research environments.
Heavy-duty epoxy systems engineered for forklifts, pallet jacks, logistics operations and 24/7 industrial traffic.
Light-reflective, chemical-resistant epoxy flooring for aviation environments, aircraft storage, and maintenance repair operations.