Non-porous flooring designed for hygiene, slip resistance, and fast cleaning in high-traffic spaces.
Priority One Epoxy Flooring installs high-performance resin flooring for hangars, MRO bays, and aircraft service areas across Vancouver & British Columbia. Our epoxy, polyaspartic, and urethane-cement systems are engineered to resist jet fuel, Skydrol®/hydraulic fluids, de-icers, and heavy wheeled traffic—delivering a bright, non-slip surface that improves safety, cleanability, and long-term durability.
Hangar environments demand more than “industrial epoxy.” Aircraft operations introduce fuel exposure, hydraulic fluids (including Skydrol®), de-icers, rubber tire plasticizers, and heavy point loads from jacks, tugs, and ground support equipment. We build seamless resin systems designed for traction, cleanability, and long service life.
Hangars face corrosive exposure (jet fuel, hydraulic fluids, de-icers), heavy aircraft point loads, forklift abrasion, and frequent washdowns. Standard concrete can spall and absorb contaminants—raising safety risks and increasing maintenance costs.
Our approach: mechanically profiled substrates (typically CSP 4–6), chemically resistant builds with tuned traction, and optional integrated details like seamless coves, trench drains, and transitions to improve cleanability and protect walls.
High-duty epoxy or urethane-cement layers resist chemical attack, support wheel loads, and maintain a safe, non-slip surface.
Chemical-resistant topcoats handle hydrocarbon spills and thermal cycling. Textured zones improve footing around refuelling equipment.
High-build systems improve abrasion resistance and cleanability for carts, tugs, tire traffic, and frequent movement.
Decorative quartz/flake or polished resin finishes provide a premium look while remaining tough and low-maintenance.
Thermal-shock tolerant, high bond strength, non-dusting. Ideal for maintenance bays, fuel handling areas, and wet-wash zones.
Abrasion and chemical resistance with adjustable slip resistance. Optional polyurethane topcoats support stain resistance and maintain brightness.
Return-to-service in ~24–48 hours—ideal for phased work and minimal disruption.
Helps protect moisture-sensitive slabs and wash zones. Coves and drains reduce chemical buildup and speed cleaning.
Every project begins with a site assessment (moisture testing, joint inspection, pull-off adhesion) to address root causes before application.
Phased installations are available to keep operations moving; we coordinate closely with facility teams.
A Vancouver hangar with fuel etching and concrete spalling in maintenance bays was remediated with crack/spall repairs and a urethane-cement system plus seamless coves and drains. The new floor resists chemical attack, supports aircraft traffic, and reduced cleaning time—improving safety and efficiency for the facility team.
We install aircraft hangar flooring across Vancouver and British Columbia, including Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, Vancouver Island, and the Interior.
Urethane-cement (urethane mortar) or high-build epoxy broadcast systems—both offer chemical resistance, thermal-shock tolerance, and abrasion protection.
Fast-cure polyaspartic can handle foot traffic in ~24–48 hours. Full urethane-cement builds often need several days; we can phase work to maintain operations.
Yes. Proper assessment, remediation, and mechanical profiling (shot blast/grind) are essential for long-term adhesion.
Yes. We tune texture/aggregate to meet wet-area slip resistance while keeping surfaces cleanable.
Yes—written warranties, QA logs, adhesion reports, and maintenance guidelines are provided with every project.
Protect your facility, improve safety, and extend floor life with engineered epoxy or urethane-cement systems.
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