Commercial & Industrial Epoxy Flooring
A safety system, not just a floor
Commercial and industrial flooring is more than a finish. It’s a safety system, a compliance requirement, and a long-term investment. Our commercial epoxy flooring division builds coating systems for the environments most contractors steer clear of: heavy forklift traffic, chemical exposure, machinery loads, and strict regulatory demands.
- Over 10 years of hands-on commercial and industrial flooring experience in the GTA
- Fully insured and WSIB compliant, with the documentation most commercial job sites require
- Dust-controlled grinding systems built for indoor facilities with air-quality restrictions
- Industrial-strength materials only, never consumer-grade shortcuts
- Chemical, acid, and fuel-resistant coating systems for demanding environments
- Safety markings and line painting that meet CSA and OSHA standards
- Free on-site consultation with clear, itemized pricing
Our commercial & industrial services
The right system for your facility, not the easiest install
Polyurea Joint Filling
Interior Epoxy Line Painting & Safety Markings
Floor markings aren’t just paint. They’re a core part of workplace safety and compliance. We apply chemically bonded epoxy line markings for pedestrian lanes, forklift corridors, hazard zones, and safety perimeters, built to outlast standard traffic paint by two to five times while keeping your facility aligned with OSHA and CSA standards.
Parking Lot Painting & Exterior Line Marking
Resin-Based Concrete Repairs
Chemical, Acid & Fuel Resistant Coatings
Spills, chemical exposure, and daily operational wear can cause the wrong coating to fail fast, creating safety hazards and costly repairs. We assess the chemicals, concentrations, and exposure your facility faces, then specify the right industrial epoxy flooring system, whether that’s a novolac epoxy, vinyl ester, or polyurethane.
Materials we work with
Our commercial & industrial services
The right system for your facility, not the easiest install
Warehouses & Distribution Centres
Manufacturing & Production Facilities
Hospitals & Healthcare Facilities
Pharmaceutical & Clean Rooms
Laboratories & Research Facilities
Licensed Cannabis Grow Rooms
Common Questions
Frequently Asked
Questions
How much downtime does a commercial epoxy flooring installation require?
The timeline depends on the floor condition, coating system, facility size, and curing requirements. Many commercial projects can be completed in stages to reduce disruption. A site assessment helps determine the installation schedule and when the floor can safely return to service.
Can epoxy flooring handle forklifts and heavy machinery?
Yes. A properly specified Commercial & Industrial Epoxy Flooring system can handle frequent forklift traffic, pallet jacks, equipment movement, and heavy loads. The right system also depends on the concrete condition, traffic levels, impact exposure, and the type of work performed in the facility.
What happens if the concrete floor already has cracks or damaged areas?
How do you choose the right coating for a facility exposed to chemicals?
The coating should match the chemicals used at the site, including their type, concentration, temperature, and frequency of exposure. Depending on those conditions, a facility may need a specialized epoxy, novolac epoxy, vinyl ester, or polyurethane system rather than a standard floor coating.
Can floor markings and safety lines be added to an existing epoxy floor?
Yes. Epoxy line painting can define pedestrian walkways, forklift routes, hazard areas, safety perimeters, and other operational zones. Properly applied markings provide better visibility and can withstand considerably more traffic than ordinary floor paint.