Stadiums & arenas · Vancouver & Metro Vancouver
Stadium & Arena Resin Flooring in Vancouver, BC
Built for crowd traffic. Planned around your event calendar.
Priority One Epoxy Flooring installs epoxy, urethane cement and selected fast-cure resin floors for concourses, concessions, locker rooms and service areas. We match the preparation, finish and reopening plan to each area of your venue.
Explore flooring by venue area
Stadium and arena flooring · Vancouver, BC
One venue.
A floor for every area.
A busy concourse, a concession kitchen and a team change room need different finishes—and one coordinated installation plan.
Priority One installs permanent resin flooring over suitable concrete in stadiums, arenas and sports complexes across Metro Vancouver. We select the floor build around foot traffic, carts, spills, cleaning, moisture and the time available before your next event.
Coordinated colours bring the venue together. The right thickness, texture and detailing help each space work for the people who use it.
Explore your venue
Start with the space
you want to improve.
Each area has its own traffic, cleaning routine and finish requirements. Explore the options below, then let us review the concrete, details and available work window.
Concourses & public walkways Crowd traffic · spills · everyday cleaning
High-build epoxy or a decorative broadcast resin finish can suit interior concourses over properly prepared concrete. Colour, sheen and texture are selected for the public setting.
We review entrances, wet footwear, wheeled loads, joints and connections to stairs and adjoining floors, along with the equipment your team uses to clean them.
Concessions & food-service rooms Grease · hot water · drains · cleaning
Urethane cement may suit demanding hot or wet areas. The selected system must match the actual wash temperatures, chemicals and day-to-day use of the room.
Cook lines, dish areas, cove bases, drain rims and equipment edges belong in the flooring scope. Our commercial kitchen flooring page covers these food-service details.
Locker rooms & public washrooms Wet traffic · surface texture · cleanable edges
Textured resin floors can be paired with compatible coves, drain transitions and thresholds. Surface preparation and moisture conditions are checked before a system is selected.
We match the finish to footwear, water exposure and cleaning methods. Routes used by people wearing skates need an appropriate separate surface.
Service corridors & equipment rooms Carts · equipment cases · impacts · maintenance
High-build or broadcast epoxy can suit many service areas. A suitable fast-cure system may be considered where access and closure times are restricted.
Wheel types, turning points, equipment pads, existing repairs and maintenance chemicals help determine the build and finish.
Suites, clubs & guest areas Coordinated colour · finish quality · practical care
Decorative resin finishes offer options for suitable guest and hospitality spaces. Samples help establish the colour, sheen and texture before installation.
We review wear, cleaning, adjoining finishes and the room's acoustic expectations so the flooring choice fits the space.
Exterior decks, ramps & seating areas Weather · movement · drainage · waterproofing
Exposed concrete may need a purpose-designed traffic membrane. Waterproofing, joints and drainage are reviewed as part of the complete assembly.
See our traffic membrane and deck coating systems for this specialist scope.
Choose the build around the conditions
Epoxy, urethane cement
or a fast-cure system?
The right choice depends on the room, the concrete and the work window. Preparation, thickness, aggregate, topcoat and detailing are specified together so you can compare complete flooring systems.
| Flooring system | Typical venue areas | Selection priorities | Important details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Epoxy & broadcast resin | Interior concourses, corridors and dry support rooms. | Wear, appearance, surface texture and cleaning. | Slab moisture, repairs, traffic loads, aggregate and finish coat. |
| Urethane cement | Concession kitchens and demanding hot or wet areas. | Thermal, chemical and impact performance for the selected product. | Thickness, wash temperatures, cleaners, cove bases and drains. |
| MMA / fast-cure resin | Suitable areas with limited closure time. | Product suitability, cure conditions and installation sequence. | Ventilation, odour controls, temperature, repairs and reopening limits. |
| Traffic membrane | Selected exterior decks, ramps and exposed routes. | Weather exposure, movement and waterproofing requirements. | Drainage, joints, penetrations and the complete membrane assembly. |
The finish coat matters too. Compatible urethane or polyaspartic topcoats may form part of the specified build. The choice depends on wear, cleaning, exposure and the finish you want to maintain.
Priority One commercial work
Good preparation.
Clean details.
Our work includes employee locker-area flooring at Liebherr in Abbotsford and commercial concrete preparation in Richmond. The same attention to preparation, edges and finish selection belongs in every venue flooring proposal.
Transitions & joints
Door clearances, floor heights, cart routes and moving joints need planned details that suit the adjoining surfaces.
Texture & cleaning
Match the surface to wet footwear, spills and cleaning equipment. Samples help your team balance traction with practical maintenance.
Coves, drains & edges
Include wall bases, drain rims, equipment plinths and penetrations in the scope. Investigate ponding or leakage before installation.
Built around your event calendar
From the last crowd
to the next load-in.
A successful closure allows time for removal, preparation, repairs, installation and cure. We review the event calendar, service routes and adjacent operations before agreeing on phases and reopening dates.
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Plan the work window
Confirm events, load-in access, equipment moves, work boundaries, samples and the repairs included in each phase.
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Coordinate the installation
Organize preparation, dust and ventilation controls, inspections and transitions around the agreed access and product requirements.
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Agree on the return to use
Confirm when pedestrian traffic, carts, equipment and cleaning can return. Include remaining restrictions in the handover.
A fast-curing resin still needs a complete project plan. MMA may shorten selected cure periods. Removal, repairs, ventilation and site conditions still determine the overall work window.
Assessment to handover
A clear plan.
From slab to finish.
Stadium and sports complex epoxy flooring starts with the condition of the concrete. We bring preparation, repairs, the floor build and return-to-use requirements into one written scope.
- Assess the venue. Review floor plans, traffic, moisture, cleaning, existing coatings, cracks, joints and drains.
- Confirm the system. Agree on products, thickness, colour, texture, repair allowances, samples and phase boundaries.
- Prepare and install. Remove unsuitable material, mechanically prepare the concrete and complete agreed repairs before installing the specified layers.
- Review and hand over. Provide the agreed system records, reopening restrictions, cleaning guidance and applicable written warranty terms.
Stadium and arena flooring cost
Know what is included
before comparing prices.
Open concourses and small wet rooms have different preparation, detailing and access costs. An itemized proposal makes those differences clear and helps your team compare equivalent scopes.
What your proposal should cover
- Floor removal, disposal and concrete preparation
- Repair allowances, moisture treatment and exclusions
- Products, layers, thickness, texture and finish
- Coves, drains, joints, thresholds and required markings
- Work phases, access, site controls and mobilization
- Reopening limits, care guidance and warranty terms
What to send us
- Venue address and a floor plan or area by room
- Photos of the floor, failures, drains and edges
- Traffic, cleaning products and water or heat exposure
- Event dates, available work hours and reopening deadline
- Preferred finish and any consultant or tender requirements
Richmond-based · Metro Vancouver
Local coordination.
Flooring expertise by area.
We review venue flooring projects in Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, Surrey, Delta, New Westminster, the Tri-Cities and the North Shore. Fraser Valley and other BC projects are reviewed by scope and schedule.
Before the site visit
Stadium and arena flooring FAQs
What flooring is suitable for a stadium or arena concourse?
High-build epoxy or decorative broadcast resin can suit many interior concourses over prepared concrete. The choice depends on moisture, crowds, wheeled traffic, cleaning and the desired finish. Exterior areas may require a traffic membrane.
Does this include playing surfaces or temporary arena floor covers?
Our service covers permanent resin flooring in suitable concrete support areas. Ice sheets, hardwood courts, turf, running tracks, skate-resistant rubber and temporary event covers are separate specialist flooring categories.
Can flooring work fit between scheduled events?
Some projects allow phased, night or off-season work. We review preparation, repairs, access, ventilation, temperature and cure requirements before agreeing on when each area can reopen.
When should we consider MMA flooring?
MMA may suit selected areas where a short closure makes a slower-curing system impractical. Suitability depends on the product, concrete condition, ventilation, odour controls and the complete installation window.
Can different flooring systems use coordinated colours?
Coordinated colours can help bring concourses, kitchens and wet rooms together visually. Texture and sheen may vary between systems, so samples or mock-ups should establish the agreed finish.
Can a resin floor fix leaks, cracks or standing water?
Local repairs may be included in the scope. Ongoing leaks, poor drainage, active movement or an unresolved moisture source need investigation and corrective work before the finish is installed. Waterproofing requires a complete designed assembly.
How much does stadium and arena resin flooring cost?
Cost depends on area, removal, slab condition, system thickness, detailing, access and phasing. An itemized proposal separates the flooring build from repairs and other project costs so you can compare equivalent scopes.
Your next flooring upgrade
Tell us about your venue.
We’ll help plan the floor.
Send the location, affected areas, floor photos and event dates. We’ll review the project and discuss the next step for an assessment and written proposal.