Langley · Since 2001
Concrete coatings and parkade waterproofing in Langley.
City and Township together — the largest concentration of warehouse and distribution floor area south of the Fraser, and the heaviest wheel loads we coat.
Langley
Warehouse floors fail at the wheels, not in the middle
Langley Township holds an enormous amount of distribution and light-industrial floor area, and almost all of the coating failures we are called to look at there follow the same pattern: the middle of the floor is fine and the racking aisles, dock approaches and turning circles are worn through to concrete.
That is a thickness and chemistry problem, not a workmanship problem. A thin-mill coating specified on price will not survive steel-wheeled pallet jacks or a loaded reach truck pivoting in the same spot forty times a day. Those zones need a high-build or mortar system even when the rest of the floor does not, and specifying the floor in zones is usually cheaper than coating the whole thing to the heaviest standard.
Joints are the other Langley pattern. Saw-cut control joints in a warehouse slab take the impact of every hard wheel that crosses them, and once the arris spalls the damage spreads fast. Armoured or filled joints are worth the money in any building with real forklift traffic.
- Sector
- Distribution and warehousing
- Failure zone
- Aisles, docks, turning circles
- Approach
- Zoned specification
Services
What we install in Langley
Parkade waterproofing
Traffic-bearing membranes for Langley parkades, ramps and roof decks.
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Have a slab in Langley you're worried about?
Photographs and a rough area are enough to start. We'll come out, test moisture, and scope it properly.
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