Commercial Epoxy Flooring Without Closing The Doors
Few businesses can close for a week. We break commercial epoxy flooring into zones, so one part is coated while the rest stays in use. Night and weekend shifts are available, and quick-cure topcoats cut down how long each zone is taped off.
We settle the timetable with you before work begins, and it goes into the quote.
Commercial Epoxy Flooring Over Old Tile And Adhesive
Lots of older Kingston commercial units hide layers of vinyl tile, carpet glue or paint under the current floor. All of it gets stripped back to bare concrete, then we grind the slab and repair the damage before any coating.
Bare, sound concrete is what lets the new floor stay bonded for years.
Finishes For A Commercial Floor
Most offices and clinics choose a solid colour with a satin clear coat. Flake blends hide scuffs at busy front doors. A metallic epoxy floor sets a showroom or salon apart, and any finish can have a slip-resistant texture added.
Expect commercial epoxy flooring around Kingston to cost $6 to $12 a square foot, depending on the slab and the coating.
Labs And Treatment Rooms Need Seam-Free Floors
Labs and treatment rooms need a floor that can be wiped down with strong disinfectants many times a day. Commercial epoxy flooring has no seams for germs to settle into, and it can run up the wall at a coved base for easier cleaning.
For rooms with sensitive electronics, we can install a static-control floor system. It is quoted as its own line.
Stores And Restaurants Near Campus Need Tougher Floors
Shops and eateries near Queen's swing from quiet summers to packed Septembers, and winter brings slush to every doorway. Commercial epoxy flooring takes that traffic without the scuffed lanes vinyl tile shows.
We usually book these jobs for July and August, when downtown foot traffic is lighter, or for overnight shifts during the school year.