Production floors that carry carts, drums and steel-wheeled dollies need a thick resin build that shrugs off spills. We install these systems in breweries, food plants, machine shops and service bays across Moncton's industrial parks.
Production space in Greater Moncton is spread across the Moncton Industrial Park in the west end, Caledonia and the Dieppe Industrial Park. Floors there take far more punishment than a store or office, so industrial epoxy flooring is poured thicker to match.
Industrial epoxy flooring is usually many times thicker than a garage or office system. A slurry or mortar layer can be added for impact strength where steel wheels roll and parts get dropped.
The build is zoned. Aisles and loading zones get the heaviest industrial epoxy flooring, while offices and lunchrooms in the same building can take a lighter one.
Industrial epoxy flooring has to resist whatever lands on it. Breweries deal with hot water, sugars and acid cleaners. Machine shops deal with cutting oil and coolant.
A list of the chemicals in use comes before the resin choice. For scalding washdown, urethane cement may be the better fit, as our commercial kitchen flooring page explains.
Industrial epoxy flooring work can be timed for a holiday shutdown, a weekend or a slow shift. One zone can be coated while the rest of the plant runs.
New Brunswick's OHS General Regulation asks employers to keep a workplace in a good state of repair. A solid floor and clearly marked walkways are part of that, and warehouse floor marking can join the same project.
Brewing and bottling floors stay wet for most of a shift. Water, sugars and caustic cleaners have to reach a drain quickly, or they sit and attack the slab.
Slope can be built into the resin toward trench drains, and the drain edges are sealed tight. Broadcast aggregate in the top layer keeps footing steady, and cove bases at the walls keep washdown water off the drywall.
Pallet jacks, carts and forklifts with hard wheels chip a thin coating at every joint and turn. Industrial epoxy flooring built with a mortar layer resists that impact and spreads the load.
Where the floor takes the most abuse, such as receiving areas and the path to the dock door, the build can be thicker still. Industrial warehouse floors across Canada typically run $8 to $15 per square foot, and your written quote shows how the system is zoned.
Phone (506) 305-6969 to arrange a plant visit. We review the slab, the traffic and your chemical list, then send a written industrial epoxy flooring quote. Our home page has the full list of services.
Moncton Epoxy Floors also handles these coating and repair jobs in Dieppe, Riverview and Moncton.
A garage floor coating locks road salt, slush and oil drips out of the concrete and leaves a bright floor that hoses clean. We put down flake epoxy and polyaspartic systems in attached and detached garages across Greater Moncton.
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A warehouse floor coating toughens bare concrete, ends the dust problem and makes the aisles faster to sweep. We coat distribution centres, storage buildings and dock areas in Moncton, Dieppe and the surrounding industrial parks.
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A coated basement slab stops the concrete dust, brightens the room and wipes clean after a washer leak or a muddy hockey bag. Laundry rooms, storage areas, home gyms and rec rooms are all good candidates.
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Retail counters, waiting rooms and studio floors get a seamless resin surface that stands up to slush season and a daily wet mop. Stores, offices, clinics, fitness studios and showrooms in Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview all use it.
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Polyaspartic floor coating is the quick-turnaround choice, since a garage coated on Tuesday usually has the car back inside by Wednesday. The clear layer also stays water-clear under summer sun.
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Commercial kitchen flooring has to keep boiling water, fryer grease and degreasers off the concrete for years. We install seamless resin floors for restaurants, bakeries, brewpubs and food plants around Greater Moncton.
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Warehouse floor marking tells drivers and staff where each kind of traffic belongs and where everyone must stop. We lay out lanes, walkways, stop bars, hatched zones and storage bays in Moncton warehouses and plants.
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Pearl and mica pigments stirred into clear resin give a floor ripples, depth and a glossy, almost liquid look. Each pour is shaped by hand, so the pattern is one of a kind.
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Concrete floor repair brings a tired slab back to solid footing, from salt-pitted garage aprons to chewed-up forklift joints. We repair concrete in garages, basements, warehouses and shops throughout Greater Moncton.
View Concrete Floor RepairOne short visit to the property is enough for a written quote.
Send the form and the office will follow up to arrange a visit. You are welcome to phone +1 (506) 305-6969.
