Dental Office Epoxy Flooring

Why Dental Practices Choose Epoxy & Urethane Cement

Dental clinics experience unique wear and hygiene demands: disinfectant exposure, spill events, fine dust and debris, rolling chair loads, and frequent mopping. Traditional tile and vinyl introduce grout seams and joints that harbor soil and microbes, slow cleaning, and show wear at transitions. Our seamless systems eliminate those weak points, creating a dense, non-porous surface that cleans faster, resists stains and odours, and supports your infection-control protocols and patient-facing image.

We also tune the floor to your workflow: slip-resistant textures for wet corridors and sterilization aisles, decorative finishes in lobby spaces, integral 4–6" coves at wall junctions, and options like Moisture Vapour Barrier (MVB) primers to protect against blistering in high-humidity clinics. The result: a safer, cleaner environment that looks top-tier and lasts.

Application Areas — Where These Floors Perform

Treatment Rooms & Operatories

These spaces need floors that look immaculate, clean easily, and handle rolling chair loads. We install high-build epoxy with a smooth or light-texture finish for traction without compromising cleanability. Integral coves keep grime out of corners and speed up daily sanitation.

Sterilization, Lab & Instrument Processing

Sterilants, disinfectants, and moisture demand resilient chemistry. We specify urethane cement or hybrid systems for chemical resistance, thermal stability, and aggressive cleaning cycles. Textures are tuned to reduce slip risk while remaining scrub-friendly.

Reception, Waiting & Staff Areas

First impressions matter. Decorative flake, quartz, or metallic epoxy provides a premium look without sacrificing hygiene. We can match your brand palette, embed logos and directional graphics, and finish with a UV-stable topcoat for long-term clarity and gloss retention.

Corridors, Utility & Back-of-House

Corridors, storage and staff support areas benefit from abrasion-resistant, non-porous finishes that resist scuffing, reduce dusting, and simplify cleaning. Need fast turnaround? Ask about our Fast-Cure Polyaspartic options.

Flooring Systems We Install — Built for Dental Clinics

Urethane Cement (Polyurethane Concrete)

The choice for sterilization rooms, labs, and wet zones. Urethane cement tolerates thermal cycling and harsh disinfectants, bonds tenaciously to prepared concrete, and supports frequent washdowns without softening or odour retention.

High-Build Epoxy & Quartz Broadcast

100% solids epoxies create a dense, non-porous, abrasion-resistant surface with excellent stain and chemical resistance. A quartz broadcast can add traction and durability; we typically finish with a polyurethane or polyaspartic topcoat for UV stability and long-term aesthetics in visible spaces.

Polyaspartic & Fast-Cure Coatings

Keep downtime minimal. Polyaspartic finishes can return areas to service in as little as 24–48 hours (scope-dependent), with high abrasion resistance and clarity ideal for public-facing zones.

Integral Cove Bases & Hygienic Terminations

Seamless 4–6" coves eliminate 90° corners where soils accumulate. We seal terminations to millwork, kick plates, equipment pads, and thresholds to prevent ingress and chipping, improving cleaning efficiency.

Our Installation Process — Detailed & Documented

Every project starts with a site assessment focused on the root causes of failure and your operational needs. We complete moisture (RH/CM) and pH testing, adhesion pull tests as required, inspect joints and cracks, and document contamination risks. From there, we design a specification that fits your clinic’s schedule and cleaning regimen.

1. Diagnosis & testing: Moisture, pH, adhesion, hardness; mapping of delamination and contamination.
2. Substrate remediation: Repair spalls, chase/fill cracks, treat moving joints with flexible elastomerics.
3. Surface preparation: Diamond grind or shot-blast to ICRI CSP 2–4 and decontaminate.
4. Primer & MVB: Stabilize the slab and mitigate moisture if needed to protect the bond line.
5. System build-up: High-build epoxy or urethane cement; add broadcast where traction is required; form coves.
6. Topcoats: Polyurethane or polyaspartic for UV stability, abrasion resistance, stain/chemical resistance.
7. QA & handover: Adhesion checks, coverage and texture verification, documentation, and warranty packet.

We coordinate phasing and off-hours work so you can keep treating patients. Need multi-site rollouts across BC? We’ll standardize the specification and schedule to streamline delivery.

Care & Maintenance — Keep Your Floors Clinic-Ready

Daily dry sweep to remove grit, then routine mopping or auto-scrubbing with neutral pH cleaners compatible with your topcoat. Prompt spill response reduces slip risk and prevents staining. For textured areas, a two-step detergent/rinse cycle maintains traction without residue. Avoid harsh unapproved solvents; use soft pad systems to preserve finish. We include a care & maintenance sheet with every project, plus topcoat refresh guidance to extend service life.

Case Study — Multi-Operatory Dental Clinic, Greater Vancouver

A multi-operatory clinic needed a hygienic floor that could withstand sterilization chemicals, rolling chairs, and frequent cleanings — without shutting down for long. We repaired joints and cracking, ground the slab to CSP 3, installed an MVB primer, and applied a high-build epoxy in patient areas with integral 6" coves and a polyaspartic topcoat for fast return-to-service. Sterilization and lab received urethane cement with tuned texture. The result: cleaner, safer floors; reduced cleaning time; and an upgraded patient experience — all delivered over a long weekend with phased access.

Service Areas — Where We Work

We service dental practices across British Columbia: Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, Surrey, Coquitlam, New Westminster, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Victoria, Nanaimo, Kelowna, and Kamloops. For clinics elsewhere in BC, we mobilize crews, coordinate after-hours work, and use fast-cure systems to minimize disruption.