Priority One Epoxy Flooring installs high-performance parking garage flooring and traffic coatings across Vancouver, BC and throughout British Columbia. Our systems are designed to handle heavy vehicles, water, salts, and chemicals while keeping parkades safer and easier to maintain.
Protect your parking structure and extend concrete life with high-performance epoxy, polyurethane, and polyaspartic traffic coating systems from Priority One Epoxy Flooring.
We serve Vancouver, the Lower Mainland, Vancouver Island, and the BC Interior with parkade membranes designed to handle heavy vehicles, water, de-icing salts, and fuel spills while improving safety and appearance.
Parking decks work hard every day. Vehicles track in water, salts, fuel, and dirt. Turning and braking grind the surface. On exposed top decks, UV, rain, and freeze–thaw cycles speed up damage.
Without protection, water and chlorides move through the concrete and attack reinforcing steel. This leads to cracks, spalling, leaks, and costly structural repairs.
Professional traffic deck coatings and waterproof membranes create a seamless barrier that:
Treating these issues early reduces long-term capital spend and keeps the parkade safer and more presentable.
Epoxy coatings provide strong adhesion and chemical resistance. They are often used as primers and base coats. When broadcast with quartz or aggregates, they create a durable, slip-resistant surface for:
Polyurethane membranes add flexibility, UV stability, and weather resistance. They work well on:
A common approach is epoxy primer + polyurethane top coat. This combines bond strength with long-term flexibility.
Polyaspartic coatings cure quickly and allow areas to reopen in as little as 24–48 hours (scope-dependent). They are ideal for:
Where leaks affect areas below, we install multi-layer waterproofing systems that include primers, reinforcing fabrics, and protective wear coats. These are crucial for:
| System Type | Best For | Key Benefits | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Epoxy Broadcast | Interior decks, ramps, high-wear lanes | Strong adhesion, chemical resistance, adjustable texture | Primers and base coats under polyurethane or polyaspartic |
| Polyurethane Membrane | Top decks and podiums | Flexible, UV-stable, handles movement and weather | Waterproofing and wearing surface on exposed levels |
| Polyaspartic System | Garages needing fast return-to-service | Rapid cure, UV resistance, high durability | Phased strata, retail, and commercial parkades |
| Full Waterproofing Build | Decks over occupied space | Watertight protection, long service life | Podiums, plazas, and top decks above suites |
We use a structured, step-by-step process so your new system performs as expected and qualifies for warranty.
For strata and commercial owners, we also help with phasing plans, signage, and tenant notices to keep disruptions under control.
A mixed-use property in downtown Vancouver had chronic leaks, spalling, and worn coatings across several levels. Tenants complained about water in storage rooms and retail spaces below.
Priority One Epoxy Flooring completed a full assessment, removed failed materials, repaired concrete and joints, then installed a reinforced waterproofing system with aggregate broadcast and UV-stable polyurethane top coats on exposed decks.
Work was phased so sections remained open. After completion, the owner reported no further leaks, fewer complaints, and an expected service life extension of more than 15 years with routine maintenance.
Priority One Epoxy Flooring serves commercial, strata, municipal, and private parkade clients across BC:
With proper repair, surface preparation, and maintenance, traffic deck coatings can last 10–20 years or more. Life expectancy depends on traffic volume, exposure, and inspection frequency.
Yes. Once cracks, joints, and damaged areas are repaired, waterproof membranes can stop further water ingress. The key is to fix the source of the leak first, then protect the deck.
Epoxy is harder and excels at adhesion and chemical resistance. Polyurethane is more flexible and UV-stable. Many systems use both: epoxy as a base, polyurethane as the waterproof and wearing layer.
We create phased work plans so only sections close at a time. Fast-cure polyaspartic systems can reopen in 24–48 hours, while larger waterproofing scopes may need longer local closures for safety and curing.
Yes. We provide material and workmanship warranties matched to the system and scope, along with care and maintenance guidelines so owners can protect their investment.
Book a free inspection and written proposal from Priority One Epoxy Flooring. We’ll assess your deck, recommend the right system, and provide a clear scope, schedule, and budget so you can plan with confidence.
