On-site service · New Westminster, BC
Floor sealing and coating in New Westminster
City Wide provides floor sealing and coating work for New Westminster parkades, warehouses and managed properties. The existing finish, condition and intended use guide the proposed treatment.
Family-owned. Serving the Lower Mainland since 1989.
Sealers, coatings and traffic membranes serve different purposes. Identify dusting, worn finishes, peeling or damaged membrane before choosing a system.
Scope and preparation
Understand the floor before selecting a finish
Give the floor area, use and any known product or maintenance history. Include photos of dusting, wear, flaking, contamination and previous repairs.
The existing finish and proposed product need to be compatible. Active leaks, moisture concerns and movement can require further assessment before surface treatment. A coating should not be presented as a general repair for those conditions.
Plan the work
Preparation and closure belong in the quote
The scope should explain cleaning, removal of failing material, surface preparation and any concrete repairs. Where a membrane is damaged, show nearby joints, drains and the limits of the affected area.
Tell us how vehicles, stock and equipment will be moved. Application conditions and curing depend on the selected system. Agree on pedestrian and vehicle reopening instructions, and include line painting if markings need to be restored.
Details for your quote
- Send the floor area, current use and known coating details.
- Photograph worn, peeling or contaminated areas and previous repairs.
- Identify leaks, movement and moisture concerns separately.
- State closure limits and any markings needed after treatment.
Before you enquire
Questions about the service
Can a new coating go over the existing finish?
Compatibility, condition and adhesion need checking. Supply the existing product details where available and show damaged or contaminated areas.
Will sealing stop a leak?
Water entry can involve joints, drainage or the building system. Describe it separately so assessment beyond a surface treatment can be considered.
Can the floor be treated in stages?
Product requirements, preparation and usable access routes determine whether phased work is suitable. Show the areas that need to remain open.