Tractors, grain trucks, welders and pressure washers all share one floor, so a shop floor coating has to be thick, textured and hard to hurt. We lay it down in farm shops, truck shops and dealer service bays around Lethbridge County.
Our shop floor epoxy goes on heavier than a garage system, and the top layer shrugs off hydraulic oil, diesel and fertilizer.
Farm equipment drags in mud, gravel and chains, and it parks a lot of weight on small contact points. A thin coat cracks under that. Our shop floor coating goes on thick so the load spreads out and a falling bearing or cylinder does not punch through.
Where an air drill or a header sits on stands all winter, we can lay extra material under the stand pads. We plan that during the slab check, so it shows up on your quote.
A wet shop floor is a slip hazard, and Alberta's OHS Code expects employers to control slip hazards on walking surfaces. We broadcast fine grit into the top of every shop floor coating. Boots grip, and the squeegee still moves water to the drain.
Around trench drains and wash bays, we use a coarser grit and pitch the coating toward the drain, so water does not sit on the floor.
We work around your busy months. Most farm shops book their shop floor coating in late fall or winter, once the equipment is parked. We heat the building when it is cold, and we can do one half of the shop at a time so you keep room to work.
Budget about $8 to $14 a square foot, mostly depending on build thickness and how much patching the old slab needs.
Welding spatter and grinder sparks can burn small pits in a thin coat. In the welding bay we build the shop floor coating thicker and finish it with a harder top layer. The odd pit that still forms is only cosmetic, and the next recoat covers it.
Battery charging corners and sprayer fill areas see acid and fertilizer. Bare concrete etches under both. A chemical resistant top layer in those spots keeps the slab sound.
Plenty of county shops are heated only when someone is working, so the slab can sit just above freezing for weeks. We bring the building up to temperature for the install and hold it there until the coating cures. After that, a cold shop is no problem for the cured floor.
Shops with in floor heat need the boiler turned down a day or two ahead, because a warm slab makes the resin set too fast to spread.
Phone (587) 325-0923 and someone drives out to the yard. Walk us past the combine, the sprayer and the welding bench, and a written price for the shop floor follows. Processing plants are a different build, explained under industrial epoxy flooring, and our main page shows every system.
Plenty of jobs here combine two systems, like a farm shop with an office upstairs or a garage with a basement gym.
Our garage floor coating locks out winter slush, road salt and oil drips while giving you a bright floor that sweeps clean in a minute. Each one is a ground, full flake system with a clear polyaspartic top layer.
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When a garage or showroom cannot sit empty for long, a polyaspartic floor coating hardens enough to walk on within hours and can usually take a vehicle the next day. It also stays clear in sunlight instead of turning yellow near the door.
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Plants that run carts, forklifts, hot water and sanitizer across the same slab every shift need industrial epoxy flooring laid down heavy and matched room by room. We put it down in food processing plants, packaging rooms and manufacturing shops around Lethbridge.
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A cold, dusty basement slab becomes a floor you can mop in a few minutes with basement epoxy flooring. Lethbridge families put it under treadmills, washers, kids' toys and storage shelving.
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Hot water, grease, steam and loaded carts hit commercial kitchen flooring every day, so the surface has to be seamless, sealed and grippy. We install it in Lethbridge restaurants, bakeries, hotel kitchens, school cafeterias and small food producers.
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Forklift wear, concrete dust and dim aisles are the three problems a warehouse floor coating solves. We coat distribution buildings, farm supply warehouses and cold storage rooms across Lethbridge.
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A dental office, boutique, fitness studio or car showroom gets a hard wearing seamless surface with no waxing schedule. Commercial epoxy flooring comes in a single colour, a flake mix or a metallic sheen.
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Cracks, pits, flaking and chipped edges all get fixed with concrete floor repair before any coating goes on. We also strip and redo failing coatings in garages, shops and plants around Lethbridge.
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Swirls of metal pigment suspended in clear resin give metallic epoxy flooring the glossy depth of polished stone or marble. It suits Lethbridge basements, living rooms, showrooms and salons.
View Metallic Epoxy FlooringRough square footage and a word on what rolls across it is enough for us to book a slab check.
A few lines about your slab are plenty. Expect a call from us within a day to line up the check. The office line is +1 (587) 325-0923.
