Sika's floor coating portfolio spans self-leveling underlayments, epoxy and urethane topcoats, and engineered specialty systems for ESD, chemical resistance, and food-processing compliance. Laval Concrete applies SikaFloor systems as a certified Sika installer, matching the right coating to your facility's actual demands and executing the install protocol that makes the system last. Every project includes a free written estimate and firm schedule.
SikaFloor is not a single coating but a family of systems, each engineered for different facility conditions. SikaTop self-leveling products flatten slabs before finish coatings go down, correcting minor surface irregularities so the topcoat applies evenly. SikaFloor epoxy and polyurethane systems deliver the wear resistance and chemical tolerance that industrial and commercial floors demand. Specialty formulations handle conductive ESD requirements for electronics assembly, food-grade compliance with integrated cove base for processing plants, and decorative finishes for retail and showroom spaces.
We assess your facility's traffic patterns, chemical exposure, temperature swings, and any regulatory requirements, then select the matched SikaFloor system from the full range. Installation follows Sika's specification for that system: substrate prep, primer application, body coat, topcoat, and cure schedule. The system warranty covers both material and installation integrity when applied by a certified installer.
We evaluate the slab condition, traffic type and volume, chemical or thermal exposure, any regulatory compliance needs (ESD, food-grade, anti-slip), and environmental factors. This assessment determines which SikaFloor system is the right fit.
Prepare the concrete slab
The slab is ground to the profile specified for the chosen SikaFloor system, contaminants and old coatings removed, active cracks repaired with Sika-compatible materials, and the surface cleaned and primed with the matched Sika primer.
Apply SikaFloor system layers
The system is applied in sequence: primer, body coat at engineered thickness, aggregate broadcast for slip resistance if required, and topcoat. Each layer cures per Sika specification before the next is applied.
Document and release for service
Material batch records, application thickness, cure times, and maintenance protocol are documented for warranty support and facility records. The floor is released for service with clear guidance on initial use and ongoing care.
System selection
Why System Selection Determines Performance
A SikaFloor epoxy rated for light foot traffic will fail under forklift wheels; a urethane system designed for chemical resistance may not provide the slip resistance needed in a wet processing zone. The system must match the facility's actual demands, not a generic assumption. We spend time understanding your operation, then specify the SikaFloor system that will perform for years without premature failure.
System choice, ESD, chemical resistance, warranty and facility match.
Based on the use, traffic, chemical exposure, and any specialty requirements (ESD, food-grade, anti-slip). We confirm the actual conditions during the assessment and recommend the matched system from the Sika range.
Yes, with the conductive/dissipative SikaFloor systems engineered for ESD-sensitive electronics manufacturing and clean rooms. The resistance range is verified after install.
Yes, Sika has urethane cement systems with cove base integration for USDA/CFIA-compliant food processing floors. Cross-reference with our food-grade compliant flooring service.
Yes when installed by a Sika-system installer to Sika spec. System warranty extends beyond product to install integrity, which is what commercial customers actually need.
Per zone, typically a week including cure before service. Larger facility-wide projects stretch with phased install. Schedule is in the quote.
SikaFloor urethane in our chemical handling zone. Three years of daily exposure, no degradation. The matched system spec made the difference.
Q. A6
Industrial Operations, Laval
★★★★★
ESD SikaFloor across our assembly zones. Resistance verified at install, documentation supports our customer audit. Real specialty system delivery.
Y. A6
Plant Manager, Montreal
★★★★★
SikaTop self-leveling to bring slabs flat for tile install. Tile contractor said it was the easiest substrate he had worked on in months. Trade coordination paid off.
Z. A6
Facility Director, Terrebonne
★★★★★
They picked the right SikaFloor system for each zone in our multi-use facility, not one system everywhere. Better engineering, better outcomes.
X. A6
Operations Lead, Longueuil
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