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Priority One Epoxy Flooring installs high-performance traffic deck membrane (TDM) and vehicular traffic coating systems for parking garages and parkades across Vancouver, BC and throughout British Columbia. Designed to resist water ingress, de-icing salts, oil/fuel drips, UV exposure, and heavy vehicle wear—while improving safety, drainage, and long-term concrete protection.
Protect your structure and reduce leak-related damage with a professionally installed traffic deck membrane (TDM) and vehicular traffic coating system. Priority One Epoxy Flooring delivers deck waterproofing and high-wear finishes engineered for water, de-icing salts, tire abrasion, UV exposure, and thermal movement.
Serving Metro Vancouver and communities across British Columbia, we help strata councils, property managers, and commercial owners extend concrete service life and improve traction on busy decks.
Planning a Vancouver project and comparing systems? Start with our epoxy flooring contractors in Vancouver overview, then drill into the parkade membrane details below.
Parking structures are constantly exposed to water, chlorides (de-icing salts / road brine), oil and fuel drips, and aggressive tire turning. On exposed decks, UV and freeze–thaw accelerate cracks and surface breakdown.
A properly designed traffic deck membrane creates a seamless waterproof barrier that helps prevent chloride ingress, reduces corrosion risk, and protects occupied spaces below from leaks.
Addressing these early reduces long-term capital spend and helps keep the property safe and presentable.
These are multi-layer waterproofing systems designed specifically for vehicle decks. Typical builds include primers, membrane layers, reinforcement where required, broadcast texture, and protective wear coats.
Urethane membranes add flexibility, UV stability, and strong weather resistance—ideal for exposed top decks, podiums, and areas that move with temperature and structure dynamics.
Epoxy is often used for bond strength and chemical resistance in priming and base coats, especially in covered levels. Many parkade systems combine an epoxy base with a flexible urethane membrane.
For projects where access must be maintained, select fast-cure systems can support staged reopening. Timing depends on temperature, prep, detailing, and required membrane thickness.
Ramps and high-turn zones often need higher traction and wear resistance. We build these areas with broadcast texture and durable wear coats while maintaining cleanability and drainage. For ramp-specific details, see: Ramp Epoxy Flooring Solutions.
| System Type | Best For | Key Benefits | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Traffic Deck Membrane (TDM) | Decks needing waterproofing | Watertight protection, traction options, long service life | Podiums, top decks, decks over occupied space |
| Polyurethane / Urethane Membrane | Exposed decks + movement zones | Flexible, UV-stable, handles thermal cycling | Wear layers and waterproof builds on exposed levels |
| Epoxy Base / Broadcast | Covered levels + high-wear lanes | Strong adhesion, chemical resistance, adjustable texture | Primers/base coats under membrane & wear systems |
| Fast-Return Wear Coats | Phased access requirements | Faster reopening (scope-dependent) | Selective zones on strata/commercial decks |
We follow a documented process so your system performs as expected and aligns with warranty requirements:
We can provide phasing plans, signage, and access coordination to keep disruptions controlled.
A mixed-use property experienced recurring leaks, spalling, and worn coatings across multiple levels. We removed failed materials, completed concrete and joint repairs, then installed a reinforced waterproofing build with traction broadcast and UV-stable wear coats on exposed areas.
Work was phased so sections remained open. After completion, the owner reported no further leak intrusion in targeted zones and improved deck appearance and traction.
Priority One Epoxy Flooring serves strata, commercial, municipal, and private parkade clients across BC:
With correct repairs, prep, and maintenance, traffic deck systems can last 8–20+ years depending on exposure and traffic volume.
Yes—once cracks, joints, and detailing are corrected, a waterproof membrane can stop further water ingress and protect areas below.
Epoxy excels at adhesion and chemical resistance (often used as a base). Polyurethane/urethane adds flexibility and UV stability (ideal for waterproofing + wear).
Most projects are completed in phases. Closures depend on scope, safety requirements, detailing, and cure times.
Yes—material and workmanship warranties matched to the selected system, plus care guidelines to protect service life.
Book a free inspection and written proposal. We’ll assess your deck, recommend the right system, and provide a clear scope, schedule, and budget so you can plan with confidence.
Industries We Serve

Seamless, non-porous floors for high-traffic public spaces needing hygiene and slip resistance.

Durable, low-maintenance systems for universities, schools, labs, and research environments.

Heavy-duty systems engineered for forklifts, pallet jacks, logistics, and 24/7 traffic.

Light-reflective, chemical-resistant flooring for aircraft storage and maintenance operations.