Industrial Epoxy & Urethane
High-performance epoxy and urethane floor systems for manufacturing, food, and heavy industrial use in BC.
Some floors face conditions that ordinary coatings cannot survive: heavy forklift traffic, thermal shock, harsh chemicals, and constant wash-downs. Precision Industrial Painting Solutions installs industrial epoxy and urethane floor systems across the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley for manufacturing plants, food and beverage facilities, warehouses, and processing environments where performance and hygiene are non-negotiable. Urethane cement systems in particular excel where there is heat, moisture, and aggressive chemical exposure.
These systems are engineered, not just applied. We assess your slab, traffic, chemical exposure, and thermal conditions, then specify the right build. Preparation is rigorous, diamond grinding or shot blasting, crack and joint treatment, and moisture mitigation, because BC slab humidity and demanding service conditions will find any weakness. We install high-build epoxy and urethane systems with the slip resistance, coving, and chemical resistance each environment requires, delivering a durable, cleanable, and often seamless floor.
Downtime is costly in industrial settings, so we plan around production with off-hours, weekend, and shutdown-window scheduling, and we phase work to keep operations moving where possible. Our crews follow site safety protocols, keep areas controlled, and communicate clearly on cure times and return-to-service. Every project is backed by a written workmanship warranty. Book a free on-site assessment and we will engineer a floor system to match your conditions.
What you get
- Systems for heat, chemicals, and heavy traffic
- Urethane cement options for wash-down and thermal shock
- Rigorous prep and moisture mitigation
- Slip resistance and coving for hygiene and safety
- Shutdown-window and phased scheduling
- Written workmanship warranty and free assessment
How we work
- 01Free on-site assessment of slab and service conditions
- 02Diamond grind or shot blast and treat joints
- 03Install engineered epoxy or urethane system
- 04Confirm cure, return-to-service, and warranty
Industrial Epoxy & Urethane across the Lower Mainland.
Industrial Epoxy & Urethane — your questions.
How much do industrial epoxy or urethane floors cost?+
Cost depends on the square footage, the condition of the slab, the system specified, and the prep and moisture mitigation required. Heavy-duty urethane cement systems for food or chemical environments cost more than standard epoxy because they do more. We provide a free on-site assessment and a detailed written quote matched to your conditions.
What is the difference between epoxy and urethane flooring?+
Epoxy provides a hard, chemical-resistant, cost-effective surface that suits many industrial and commercial spaces, while urethane and urethane cement handle higher heat, thermal shock, moisture, and aggressive chemicals, which makes them ideal for food processing and wash-down areas. Often the best solution combines both in a layered system. We recommend the right build after assessing your environment.
How long does an industrial floor system take to install?+
It depends on the size, the system, and prep required, but industrial installations commonly run several days, with additional cure time before heavy traffic and chemical exposure. We can phase the work and use fast-curing options to shorten downtime. We provide a clear timeline and return-to-service schedule up front.
Can you install our floor during a shutdown to avoid downtime?+
Yes. We plan around your production with shutdown windows, off-hours, and weekend scheduling, and we phase work to keep operations running where possible. We follow your site safety protocols throughout. Share your constraints and we will build a plan that minimizes impact.
Why does slab prep and moisture control matter for industrial floors?+
High-performance systems demand a properly profiled, sound, and dry substrate, so we diamond grind or shot blast, treat cracks and joints, and mitigate moisture before installing. In BC, vapour rising through the slab can delaminate a floor that was not tested and addressed. This groundwork is what lets the system reach its rated life, and it is central to our warranty.