Airport terminals & concourses
Passenger routes, check-in halls, public baggage claim, lounges and terminal support rooms. Review public-area appearance, wheeled luggage, cleaning and phased access.
Explore terminal flooringTerminals · Hangars · Technical & support spaces
Aviation & Transportation Flooring in Vancouver, BC
Every aviation environment starts with a different brief.
Priority One Epoxy Flooring installs resin flooring and protective coating systems for aviation facilities across Vancouver and British Columbia. Explore the service that fits your space, or bring us a multi-area project for a coordinated scope.
Discuss a multi-area project
- Choose the environment
- Public terminals, aircraft spaces and technical rooms have distinct requirements.
- Define the exposure
- Confirm actual traffic, fluids, cleaning and any static-control requirements.
- Coordinate the scope
- Connect preparation, floor details, installation phases and handover.
Aviation flooring by environment
Start with the space
you need to upgrade.
Compare the project types below. Each specialist service explains the floor requirements, details and installation considerations for that environment.
Aircraft hangars & MRO bays
Aircraft storage, FBO hangars, tow routes and maintenance bays. Review aircraft and tug movement, aviation-fluid exposure, joints, markings and shutdown requirements.
Explore hangar flooringAerospace & avionics facilities
Production areas, electronics rooms, avionics labs and technical support spaces. Review process-specific static control, chemical exposure, rolling equipment and housekeeping.
Explore aerospace & avionics floorsHelipads & helicopter decks
Helipad coating renewal and related exposed aviation surfaces. Review the existing assembly, weather, drainage, texture and marking scope against the owner's approved drawings.
Explore helipad coatingsMaintenance & utility areas
General service bays, workshops, mechanical and utility rooms. Review equipment movement, contamination, cleaning, floor condition and support-room details.
Explore maintenance-area flooringSeveral environments in one facility?
Send the room list or marked-up plan. We can review the connected areas, proposed systems, interfaces and work sequence as a coordinated flooring scope.
Prepare your project briefPriority One aviation project
34,000 sq ft
Approximate hangar coating area
Million Air at YVR.
Our aviation work includes approximately 34,000 sq ft of hangar coatings for Million Air at Vancouver International Airport.
Explore the completed-floor photographs and the dedicated aircraft hangar service for the project's aviation context.
View our Million Air hangar projectCoordinated facility planning
One facility.
Several flooring briefs.
A larger aviation property can contain public areas, aircraft spaces, technical rooms and wet-service areas. A coordinated scope records the requirements for each and connects the transitions between them.
| Workstream | Record by area | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Substrate & existing finishes | Concrete condition, coatings, moisture, contamination, joints and repairs. | Defines removal, preparation and the foundation for the proposed resin build. |
| Traffic & exposure | Foot and wheel movement, equipment loads, actual fluids and cleaning products. | Connects system selection to the conditions in each work area. |
| Performance & testing | Required finish, texture, static-control criteria or specified membrane performance. | Identifies the product data, samples, details and acceptance checks needed for that scope. |
| Floor interfaces | Door thresholds, drains, coves, movement joints, markings and adjoining materials. | Clarifies responsibilities and continuity between connected areas. |
| Access & handover | Security arrangements, staging, working hours, ventilation and release requirements. | Builds the sequence around preparation, installation, cure and operational use. |
Chemical resistance, ESD performance, traction and waterproofing depend on the selected assembly and project requirements. Confirm the relevant manufacturer's data and acceptance criteria for each specified system.
Bring the project together
A clearer brief makes
a more useful proposal.
Start with the facility location, a marked-up plan and a description of how each space operates. Include the areas that need to remain in service and any deadlines for returning equipment or occupants.
We will review the flooring scope, identify information needed for system selection and discuss the next steps for the site assessment and quotation.
Aviation project questions
Find the right
starting point.
Which aviation flooring service should I choose?
Choose by the space being coated: terminals for passenger areas, hangars for aircraft storage and MRO, aerospace and avionics for technical rooms, helipads for exposed landing surfaces, and maintenance flooring for general service and utility areas.
Can you review several areas in one project?
Yes. Send a room list or marked-up floor plan with the uses, traffic, exposures and access requirements. The proposal can identify different system directions and coordinate the interfaces and work sequence between them.
Do all aviation floors need static control or chemical resistance?
Requirements depend on the processes and substances in each area. Technical rooms may have defined ESD criteria; aircraft and service areas may have particular fluid exposures. Supply the actual requirements and product information so the proposed assembly can be reviewed.
Can work be coordinated around facility operations?
Phasing can be reviewed against approved access, site conditions and the selected system. The programme should include preparation, installation, cure and the release conditions for people, vehicles, equipment and cleaning.
Vancouver & British Columbia
Start with the facility.
Build the flooring scope.
Serving aviation and transportation facility projects across Metro Vancouver, with British Columbia mobilization reviewed around project size, access and scheduling.