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604-445-2857

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Opening Hours: Monday – Friday 08am–6pm

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Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley

604-445-2857

778-846-3126

Opening Hours: Monday – Friday 08am–6pm

Durable Industrial Flooring for Manufacturing, Production & Industrial Facilities

Manufacturing floors have to withstand demanding daily conditions.

Forklifts, pallet jacks, heavy machinery, production equipment, material handling, chemical exposure, spills and constant foot traffic can place significant stress on unprotected concrete.

Crown Coatings provides professional manufacturing facility floor coatings in Vancouver, Surrey, Langley, Delta, Richmond and surrounding Lower Mainland areas.

Our commercial and industrial flooring systems can provide a durable, seamless and easier-to-maintain surface for manufacturing and production environments.

Whether you’re operating a manufacturing plant, production facility, processing operation, assembly facility or industrial workspace, we’ll help evaluate your flooring requirements and determine an appropriate coating system based on your facility’s traffic, equipment, exposure and operating conditions.

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✓ Commercial & Industrial Flooring
✓ Professional Surface Preparation
✓ Epoxy & Polyaspartic Options
✓ Local Lower Mainland Service


Flooring Built for Manufacturing Environments

Manufacturing facilities need flooring that can handle much more than everyday foot traffic.

Depending on your operation, your production floor may be exposed to:

  • Heavy machinery and equipment
  • Forklifts and pallet jacks
  • Constant employee foot traffic
  • Oil, grease and industrial fluids
  • Chemicals and cleaning agents
  • Material handling
  • Equipment and tool impact
  • Dust and dirt
  • Frequent cleaning
  • Moisture and spills
  • Abrasion from daily operations

A professionally installed industrial floor coating can provide a protective surface over properly prepared concrete while creating a cleaner and more consistent working environment.

The appropriate flooring system depends on the specific conditions within your facility.

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Why Coat a Manufacturing Facility Floor?

Protect Concrete From Daily Wear

Manufacturing operations can expose concrete to continuous traffic, abrasion, equipment movement and impact.

A properly specified and installed coating system can help protect properly prepared concrete from everyday operational wear.

Create an Easier-to-Clean Surface

Dust, dirt, oils and production materials can accumulate on unfinished concrete.

A seamless coated surface can provide a smoother floor that is easier to sweep, clean and maintain.

Handle Industrial Traffic

Forklifts, pallet jacks, carts, machinery and employees can create significant traffic across production and material-handling areas.

The flooring system can be selected according to the type and frequency of traffic expected.

Improve Facility Appearance

A worn or stained production floor can make an otherwise professional facility look neglected.

A new floor coating can create a cleaner and more consistent appearance throughout your workspace.

Add Slip-Resistant Options

Manufacturing facilities may have areas where water, oil or other liquids create traction concerns.

Slip-resistant textures or aggregates can be incorporated into appropriate coating systems where required.

Protect Against Spills & Contamination

Depending on the system selected, industrial flooring can provide resistance to various substances commonly encountered in manufacturing environments.

The coating system should be selected according to the specific chemicals and operating conditions present at your facility.

Reduce Ongoing Maintenance

A durable floor coating can help reduce the maintenance associated with stained, deteriorating or difficult-to-clean concrete.


Manufacturing Facility Flooring Solutions

Different areas of a manufacturing facility can have very different flooring requirements.

Crown Coatings can help determine an appropriate flooring approach based on how each area is used.

Production Floor Coatings

Production areas often experience some of the highest levels of activity within a manufacturing facility.

A suitable floor coating can help protect concrete from everyday abrasion, equipment traffic, spills and general wear while providing a seamless surface that is easier to maintain.

Industrial Epoxy Flooring

Epoxy flooring is a popular option for many commercial and industrial environments because of its durable, seamless finish and customizable appearance.

Depending on the system selected, epoxy flooring may be suitable for areas exposed to heavy traffic, equipment and certain chemical conditions.

The appropriate system depends on the facility and existing concrete.

Polyaspartic Floor Coatings

Polyaspartic systems can provide durable performance while offering faster curing characteristics than some traditional coating systems.

They may be considered for facilities where minimizing operational downtime is an important consideration.

The appropriate system depends on the concrete, facility conditions and project requirements.

Flake Flooring Systems

Decorative flake systems combine a coating base with coloured flakes and a protective topcoat.

They can provide a professional appearance while helping conceal minor dirt and everyday marks.

Flake flooring may be appropriate for areas where durability and appearance are both important.

High-Traffic Industrial Areas

Production equipment zones, loading areas, storage areas and material-handling routes can experience significantly more wear than other parts of a facility.

Crown Coatings can evaluate these areas and help determine an appropriate flooring system based on traffic and operating conditions.


Where Can Manufacturing Floor Coatings Be Used?

Manufacturing facilities often contain multiple areas with different flooring requirements.

Production Areas

Protect heavily used production floors from everyday traffic, equipment movement and industrial wear.

Assembly Areas

Create a clean, seamless surface for assembly operations, workstations and employee traffic.

Equipment & Machinery Areas

Provide a durable flooring surface around machinery and production equipment where abrasion, impact and spills may occur.

Warehouse & Storage Areas

Coated concrete can provide a more durable and easier-to-maintain surface in areas used for storage, material handling and equipment movement.

Loading & Material Handling Areas

Forklifts, pallet jacks and carts can place significant stress on concrete.

A suitable industrial coating can help protect high-traffic areas when the system is appropriately specified for the expected use.

Maintenance Areas

Maintenance and service areas may be exposed to oil, grease, fluids and other contaminants.

The appropriate coating system can provide a protective and easier-to-clean surface.

Walkways & Work Areas

Floor coatings can also be used to create cleaner and more consistent surfaces around employee walkways and work areas.


Built for Forklift & Material-Handling Traffic

Forklifts and pallet jacks are a major consideration when selecting flooring for manufacturing facilities.

The appropriate system depends on factors such as:

  • Type of equipment
  • Frequency of traffic
  • Equipment weight
  • Turning and maneuvering
  • Existing concrete condition
  • Abrasion levels
  • Impact
  • Cleaning requirements

A properly specified industrial floor coating can be considered for areas exposed to forklift and material-handling traffic.

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How Much Does Manufacturing Floor Coating Cost?

There is no single price that applies to every manufacturing facility.

The total project cost can depend on:

  • Total square footage
  • Existing concrete condition
  • Surface preparation requirements
  • Cracks and concrete repairs
  • Existing coatings
  • Forklift and equipment traffic
  • Chemical exposure
  • Moisture conditions
  • Selected coating system
  • Number of coating layers
  • Desired finish
  • Installation requirements
  • Project scheduling

Because manufacturing environments vary considerably, Crown Coatings evaluates the project before recommending a flooring system.

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Designed Around Your Manufacturing Operation

There is no single floor coating that is ideal for every manufacturing facility.

A light manufacturing operation can have very different requirements from a heavy industrial production facility.

Before recommending a flooring system, Crown Coatings considers:

Traffic Levels

How frequently will employees, forklifts, pallet jacks and other equipment travel across the floor?

Equipment & Machinery

Heavy machinery can create concentrated loads, impact and abrasion that need to be considered when selecting the flooring system.

Chemical Exposure

Manufacturing processes can involve oils, solvents, cleaning products, chemicals or other substances.

The flooring system should be selected according to the specific exposure expected.

Moisture

Concrete moisture and site conditions can influence coating selection and installation requirements.

Concrete Condition

Cracks, damaged areas, contamination and previous coatings may need to be addressed before a new coating system is installed.

Cleaning Requirements

The frequency and method of cleaning can affect which flooring system and finish are most appropriate.

Operational Downtime

Manufacturing facilities cannot always afford lengthy shutdowns.

We’ll discuss your operating schedule and project requirements to help determine an installation approach that minimizes disruption where possible.


Minimize Disruption to Your Production Facility

Your facility needs to keep operating.

We understand that extended shutdowns can affect production schedules, employees, customers and overall business operations.

The installation timeline depends on:

  • Facility size
  • Existing concrete
  • Preparation requirements
  • Selected coating system
  • Curing requirements
  • Areas being coated
  • Site conditions
  • Operating schedule

During your assessment, we’ll discuss the project requirements and potential scheduling considerations.

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Our Manufacturing Floor Coating Process

1. Facility Assessment

We begin by evaluating the existing concrete, facility layout, traffic patterns and intended use of the floor.

2. Surface Preparation

Proper surface preparation is one of the most important parts of a successful floor coating installation.

Depending on the condition of the concrete, preparation may include:

  • Mechanical surface preparation
  • Cleaning
  • Crack repair
  • Removal of contaminants
  • Addressing existing coatings
  • Other corrective preparation where required

3. System Recommendation

We recommend a flooring system based on your facility’s actual operating conditions, including traffic, equipment, chemical exposure, moisture and maintenance requirements.

4. Professional Installation

The selected coating system is installed according to the requirements of the project and existing substrate.

5. Final Inspection

Once installation is complete, we review the finished floor to ensure the project meets the required specifications and intended finish.


What Happens After You Request an Estimate?

Step 1 — Tell Us About Your Facility

Provide your location, approximate floor area and basic information about your existing floor.

Step 2 — Discuss Your Operation

We’ll learn about your machinery, forklifts, traffic, chemicals, cleaning requirements and production environment.

Step 3 — Evaluate Your Flooring Requirements

We’ll consider the existing concrete and conditions that may affect coating selection and installation.

Step 4 — Determine the Appropriate System

We’ll help determine which coating approach is appropriate for the requirements of your facility.

Step 5 — Plan the Project

We’ll discuss project requirements, scheduling and installation considerations.

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Why Choose Crown Coatings?

Commercial & Industrial Flooring Experience

Manufacturing environments require flooring systems designed around demanding conditions.

Crown Coatings provides commercial and industrial flooring solutions with the requirements of each facility in mind.

Customized Flooring Systems

We don’t assume every manufacturing facility needs the same floor.

The recommended system is based on the conditions and requirements of your specific project.

Professional Surface Preparation

Proper preparation helps create the foundation for long-term coating performance.

Our flooring process includes concrete preparation and repair where required.

Multiple Flooring Options

Depending on the project, Crown Coatings offers epoxy, polyaspartic, flake and other flooring solutions for commercial and industrial applications.

Local Lower Mainland Service

We serve manufacturing and industrial businesses throughout Vancouver, Surrey, Langley, Delta, Richmond and surrounding areas.

Free Estimates

Tell us about your manufacturing facility, existing concrete and project requirements, and we’ll help you determine an appropriate flooring solution.


See Our Commercial & Industrial Flooring Work

Real Projects. Professional Results.

Every facility is different, and completed projects can help demonstrate the available flooring finishes and applications.

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Where available, show:

  • Before-and-after photos
  • Production floor projects
  • Forklift areas
  • Warehouse areas
  • Equipment areas
  • Maintenance areas
  • Epoxy finishes
  • Polyaspartic finishes
  • Flake flooring

For each project, consider displaying:

Project Location: [City]
Facility Type: [Manufacturing / Production / Industrial]
Floor Area: [X sq. ft.]
Flooring System: [Actual System]

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Manufacturing & Industrial Facilities We Serve

Crown Coatings can provide commercial and industrial flooring solutions for:

  • Manufacturing plants
  • Production facilities
  • Processing facilities
  • Assembly facilities
  • Industrial workspaces
  • Industrial workshops
  • Equipment facilities
  • Warehouse and storage areas
  • Maintenance facilities
  • Material-handling areas

If you’re unsure whether a floor coating is appropriate for your facility, contact Crown Coatings to discuss your requirements.


Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best flooring for a manufacturing facility?

The best flooring depends on how the facility is used.

Epoxy and polyaspartic systems are commonly considered for manufacturing environments because they can provide durable, seamless and easier-to-maintain surfaces.

Traffic, machinery, chemical exposure, moisture, cleaning requirements and concrete condition should all be evaluated before selecting a system.


Is epoxy flooring suitable for manufacturing facilities?

Yes. Epoxy flooring can be suitable for many manufacturing and production environments.

It can provide a durable protective surface over properly prepared concrete and can be customized for different facility requirements.

The appropriate system depends on the operating conditions of the facility.


Can manufacturing floors withstand forklift traffic?

A properly specified industrial floor coating can be considered for areas exposed to forklift and material-handling traffic.

The system should be selected based on the type, frequency, weight and operating pattern of the equipment being used.


Are industrial floor coatings resistant to chemicals?

Chemical resistance varies depending on the coating system and the specific chemical involved.

If your manufacturing process involves chemicals, oils, solvents or aggressive cleaning products, the flooring system should be selected according to the expected exposure.


How much does manufacturing floor coating cost?

The cost depends on factors such as floor area, concrete condition, preparation requirements, coating system, chemical exposure, traffic and project conditions.

Crown Coatings can provide a project-specific estimate based on your facility.


Can you apply a coating over an existing concrete manufacturing floor?

In many cases, yes.

Existing concrete needs to be inspected and properly prepared before coating.

Cracks, contamination, moisture, surface damage and existing coatings can affect the installation process.


Can you repair damaged concrete before applying the coating?

Depending on the condition of the floor, preparation and corrective work may be required before coating.

The existing concrete should be evaluated to determine what preparation or repair is appropriate.


How long does a manufacturing floor coating last?

Service life depends on the coating system, installation quality, substrate condition, traffic, chemical exposure, maintenance and other operating conditions.

Proper system selection and surface preparation are important factors in long-term performance.


How long does installation take?

Project duration varies based on the size of the facility, concrete condition, preparation requirements, selected system and curing requirements.

During the assessment, Crown Coatings can provide a project-specific timeline and discuss scheduling around your operations.


Can you coat only part of a manufacturing facility?

Yes.

Flooring projects can be planned around specific areas such as production floors, maintenance rooms, storage areas, equipment zones, walkways or other high-traffic sections.


Can you work around our production schedule?

Project scheduling depends on the facility, selected system, preparation requirements and curing requirements.

During the assessment, we’ll discuss your operating schedule and project requirements to help plan the work around your operations where possible.


Manufacturing Floor Coatings Across the Lower Mainland

Crown Coatings provides commercial and industrial floor coating services throughout:

  • Vancouver
  • Surrey
  • Langley
  • Delta
  • Richmond
  • Surrounding Lower Mainland communities

From smaller production facilities to larger manufacturing operations, we can help you evaluate your existing concrete and determine a flooring solution suited to the way your facility operates.


Ready to Upgrade Your Manufacturing Facility Floor?

Your production floor plays an important role in your daily operations.

Protect your properly prepared concrete, simplify maintenance and create a cleaner, more durable working environment with a professionally installed industrial floor coating from Crown Coatings.

Request Your Free Manufacturing Floor Coating Estimate

Tell us:

✓ Facility location
✓ Approximate floor area
✓ Type of manufacturing operation
✓ Existing floor condition
✓ Equipment and traffic requirements
✓ Chemical or fluid exposure
✓ Preferred project timeline

Have photos of your existing floor?

Send them with your inquiry so our team can better understand your project.

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Crown Coatings provides manufacturing and industrial floor coating solutions throughout Vancouver, Surrey, Langley, Delta, Richmond and surrounding Lower Mainland areas.

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