Commercial Epoxy Flooring in Halifax & Across the Maritimes
Durable epoxy and concrete coating systems for warehouses, commercial kitchens, shops, manufacturing facilities and other working spaces across Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and PEI.
Installed by our certified crews, with the flooring system and schedule planned around how your facility actually operates.
- After-Hours Scheduling
- Weekend Installations
- Phased Commercial Projects
Trusted by businesses across Atlantic Canada
From restaurants and hotels to fire halls, autobody shops and manufacturing plants, we install commercial floors across Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, scheduled around your operating hours.
Floors Built for Working Facilities
A warehouse floor doesn’t deal with the same conditions as a restaurant kitchen, and a processing facility doesn’t need the same flooring system as a showroom.
That’s why we don’t recommend the same coating for every commercial project.
We look at how the space is used, what travels across the floor, whether it gets wet, what it is cleaned with, the condition of the concrete and how much downtime you can realistically give us.
From there, we recommend the coating system and preparation that make sense for the building.
We Plan the Installation Around Your Operation
For a commercial project, choosing the floor is only part of the conversation.
The other question is: when can the work actually happen?
We regularly work with businesses that can’t simply shut down for several days.
Depending on the facility and flooring system, we can schedule work after hours, over weekends or complete larger projects in stages to reduce disruption.
Fast-curing coating systems also give us more flexibility when return-to-service time matters.
Before we quote the project, we’ll talk through your operating hours, access requirements, equipment and traffic patterns so we can build a realistic installation plan around the facility.
Commercial Floors We've Put to Work
From restaurant kitchens to warehouses and industrial facilities, here are a few of the commercial floors we’ve completed around Halifax and Nova Scotia.
Espresso 46 — Halifax
Commercial Kitchen & Service Area
We completed a grind-and-seal floor for Espresso 46 in Halifax, finishing the existing concrete for a cleaner, easier-to-maintain surface suited to a busy commercial environment.
System: Grind & Seal
Location: Halifax, NS
Sustane Technologies — Halifax
Industrial & Processing Facility
An industrial epoxy flooring project completed for Sustane Technologies, where the floor needed to stand up to the day-to-day demands of a working processing facility.
System: Quartz System
Location: Chester, NS
Tree Works Ltd — Halifax
Warehouse & Equipment Shop
We installed a full-flake epoxy floor for Tree Works, giving their warehouse and shop a finished surface suited to equipment, regular traffic and everyday shop use.
System: Custom Flake Epoxy
Location: Halifax, NS
Chapman Autobody — Bedford
Collision Repair Shop
We installed a commercial floor coating at Chapman Autobody in Bedford for a working automotive environment dealing with vehicles, tools, spills and constant day-to-day traffic.
System: Quartz System
Location: Bedford, NS
Our Commercial Epoxy Flooring Projects
Commercial Flooring for the Way Your Space Gets Used
Top Coat Epoxy Coatings installs commercial epoxy flooring in a variety of environments.
Warehouses & Distribution
Forklifts, pallet jacks, equipment and constant traffic are hard on bare concrete. We recommend flooring systems based on the traffic level, condition of the slab and how the facility operates.
Automotive & Collision Shops
Vehicles, road salt, oil, tools and everyday shop traffic can make untreated concrete difficult to maintain. A properly prepared coating gives the space a sealed, easier-to-clean working surface.
Manufacturing & Industrial
For facilities dealing with equipment, abrasion, impact or chemical exposure, we recommend heavier-duty systems based on what is actually happening on the floor.
Retail, Showrooms & Commercial Interiors
Not every commercial floor has to look industrial. Flake, metallic and grind-and-seal systems can give customer-facing spaces a clean, finished appearance while still protecting the concrete underneath.
Food & Beverage Processing
Processing floors can see frequent washdowns, cleaning products and constant traffic. We recommend the flooring system around the facility’s sanitation routine and the conditions the floor has to handle.
Commercial Kitchens & Restaurants
Commercial kitchens need floors that are easy to clean and provide traction when wet. Depending on the space, we can recommend textured finishes and detailing suited to wet areas and frequent cleaning.
Why Businesses Choose Top Coat
Commercial epoxy flooring offers several advantages compared to untreated concrete floors.
Sika-Certified Applicators
Our crews are trained on the professional coating systems we install, from concrete preparation through the final topcoat.
9 Installers Across 3 In-House Crews
The people installing your floor are Top Coat employees. We don't hand your commercial project off to subcontracted installation crews.
$2 Million Liability Insurance + Full WCB Coverage
We're properly covered to work inside active commercial and industrial properties, with documentation available when required for your project.
Serving the Maritimes Since 2020
Top Coat is a locally owned coating company based in Lower Sackville, with crews serving Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.
Workmanship Warranty
Warranty coverage is provided in writing based on the flooring system installed.
Before and after results
Drag the slider to see one of our commercial floor transformations.
What Affects the Cost of a Commercial Floor?
We don’t use one advertised square-foot price for every commercial project because two floors of the same size can require completely different amounts of work.
Here are some of the biggest factors we look at when quoting a commercial floor.
What Affects the Cost of a Commercial Floor?
We don't use one advertised square-foot price for every commercial project because two floors of the same size can require completely different amounts of work.
Here are some of the biggest factors we look at when quoting a commercial floor.
Size & Layout
Square footage matters, but so does the layout. An open warehouse is faster to work through than the same amount of flooring divided between small rooms and corridors.
Condition of the Concrete
Cracks, joints, spalling, old repairs and damaged areas may need to be addressed before the coating system can be installed.
Moisture
Some concrete slabs require additional moisture testing or mitigation before they can be coated.
Existing Flooring or Coatings
Old coatings, adhesives, sealers or other flooring materials may need to be removed before preparation can begin.
Flooring System
A grind-and-seal floor, decorative flake system and heavy-duty industrial system are built differently and are priced accordingly.
Access & Scheduling
Equipment, operating hours, restricted access and phased installations can all affect how the project needs to be completed.
The easiest way to price a commercial floor properly is to see the space first.
Site visits and quotes are free.
Commercial Epoxy Installation Process
Proper preparation and installation are essential for long-lasting commercial epoxy flooring.
We Walk the Facility
We look at the concrete, how the space is used, access requirements, moisture concerns and when the area can realistically be taken out of service.
You Get a Written Quote
We'll recommend the flooring system, explain the preparation involved and lay out the installation plan.
We Prepare the Concrete
The concrete is mechanically prepared and damaged areas are addressed before the coating system goes down. Proper preparation is one of the most important parts of a long-lasting floor.
We Install the Flooring System
Depending on the project, that may include epoxy, decorative flake, broadcast aggregate, safety markings and the appropriate protective topcoat.
Final Walkthrough
We'll go over the completed floor, maintenance requirements and return-to-service timing before the project is handed back to you.
Commercial Epoxy Flooring Across Atlantic Canada
Top Coat Epoxy Coating installs commercial and industrial epoxy flooring across Atlantic Canada, including:
- Nova Scotia
- New Brunswick
- Prince Edward Island
Our team works with business owners, contractors and facility managers to install durable floor coating systems designed for demanding commercial environments.
Whether you’re operating a warehouse, workshop or commercial facility, epoxy flooring provides a long-lasting and professional flooring solution.
Testimonials
Our reviews from loyal customers
“Top Coat did a fantastic job in our office space. Was weary about doing epoxy in our office instead of tile but we are in love with the result and how easy it is to maintain! The guys were great to work with, good communication and workmanship.”
Josh S
Cape Breton
“We highly recommend Top Coat! From Start to finish very professional and respectful. When Nick put blocks under his dropped trailer jack on our pave driveway it showed such respect for people’s property. ”
Melanie M
Moncton
“Nick and his team are top notch! It’s definitely not their first rodeo! Highly highly recommend Nick as it’s added an additional gathering spot to our house, much like the rear deck or outdoor patio would do. Went from a dusty rotten concrete dust floor to a showroom!”
Marshie A
Summerside
Let's Take a Look at Your Floor
Tell us what kind of facility you have, roughly how much flooring you need done and when you’re hoping to complete the project.
We’ll take a look at the space, talk through the options and put together a quote and installation plan that makes sense for your operation.
Request a Site Visit
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does commercial epoxy flooring cost?
Commercial flooring is quoted by project because the cost depends on the size and layout of the space, condition of the concrete, existing coatings, preparation required and flooring system.
We'll inspect the space before recommending a system and preparing your quote.
Can you work around our operating hours?
Yes. Commercial projects can often be scheduled after hours, over weekends or completed in phases.
The exact schedule depends on the flooring system, size of the project and how long each area can be taken out of service.
We'll discuss this during the site visit before setting the installation schedule.
How quickly can we use the floor again?
Return-to-service time depends on the system being installed.
Some fast-curing coating systems allow floors to return to service much sooner than others. We'll give you the required cure time for foot traffic, equipment and vehicles before the installation begins.
Can you install flooring in commercial kitchens and processing facilities?
Yes. Top Coat has completed flooring projects in commercial kitchens and processing environments.
We'll recommend the system and surface finish around how the facility is used, cleaned and maintained.
Can you add safety lines or designated work areas?
Yes. Safety markings, walkways, equipment zones and other designated areas can be incorporated into certain commercial flooring systems.
Let us know what the facility requires during the site visit.
Do you carry liability insurance and WCB coverage?
Yes. Top Coat carries $2 million in liability insurance and full WCB coverage.
Documentation can be provided when required for your project or procurement process.
Commercial Epoxy Flooring Across Atlantic Canada
Our Nova Scotia crews are based in Lower Sackville and complete commercial flooring projects throughout Halifax, Dartmouth, Bedford and communities across the province.
Our New Brunswick crew serves Moncton, Dieppe, Fredericton, Saint John and commercial projects throughout New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.