Commercial and industrial flooring in Scarborough
Scarborough's employment areas hold food plants, warehouses and older manufacturing buildings. We remove, repair and recoat the floors that keep them running.
Much of Scarborough's industrial space dates from the 1960s to the 1980s, along Progress Avenue, around Tapscott Road near Malvern and through the Golden Mile. Many of these buildings now house bakeries, food production, packaging, printing and warehousing, often on slabs that have been patched and recoated several times. Scarborough also has hospitals, a university campus, and a town centre with retail, offices and parking structures, plus a growing number of condo towers near the Highway 401 corridor.
Older floors need an honest assessment before anything is applied. We test for moisture, check for previous coatings and contamination, and map cracks and failed joints. The quote then covers the full sequence: removal, grinding, repairs and the new system. Food plants and production lines are usually done during shutdowns, on weekends or in phases between production runs.
Recommended systems in Scarborough
Flooring Removal
Many Scarborough plants have layers of old coating, tile or adhesive that must come off before a new system will bond.
Urethane Cement Flooring
Bakeries and food plants in the Progress Avenue and Tapscott areas need a floor that resists hot washdown, fats and thermal shock.
Concrete & Crack Repair
Patched and cracked slabs in older industrial buildings should be repaired and levelled first so the new floor lasts.
Old coatings and contaminated slabs
Older Scarborough buildings often hide years of oil, grease and failed coatings in the slab. A new coating applied over that will peel. We grind or shot-blast down to sound concrete, treat or remove oil-soaked areas, and repair spalls before priming. Where floors have settled or sloped over time, patching or self-levelling restores a flat surface. This preparation is the main reason a new floor lasts in an older plant.
Popular DELAGA services in Scarborough
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Flooring in Scarborough: FAQ
Can you remove an old floor coating in Scarborough before installing a new one?
Yes. We remove old epoxy, paint, tile and adhesives by grinding or shot blasting, then repair the concrete. Removal is priced as its own line so you can see the full cost.
Do you work in food plants during production shutdowns?
Yes. Food plant floors are usually installed during planned shutdowns, long weekends or in phases between production runs. We choose fast-curing urethane cement where downtime is short.
Do you serve the Tapscott Road and Malvern employment areas?
Yes. Crews work across all of Scarborough, including the Tapscott Road area, Progress Avenue and the Golden Mile. There is no mobilization surcharge anywhere in Toronto.
Price your Scarborough floor now
Answer a few quick questions and see your estimate in about two minutes. A formal quote follows a site assessment.