Regina Concrete applies SikaFloor and SikaTop systems to industrial and commercial slabs across the region. SikaTop self-leveling underlayments flatten substrate irregularities before finish coats. SikaFloor epoxy, urethane, and specialty systems deliver the chemical resistance, load capacity, and durability your facility demands. We select the right system for your use case, execute the install to Sika specification, and document everything for warranty support. Free written estimate on every project.
SikaFloor is not one product but a family of systems, each engineered for different facility conditions. SikaTop self-leveling products correct slab flatness before the finish coat goes down. SikaFloor epoxy and polyurethane toppings handle industrial wear, chemical spills, and thermal cycling. Specialty systems address ESD sensitivity in electronics manufacturing, food-grade compliance in processing plants, and anti-slip requirements in high-traffic zones.
The system you choose determines how the floor performs under real-world stress. A coating rated for chemical resistance but not forklift loads will fail at wheel paths. A system built for heavy traffic but weak on chemical resistance will degrade under spills. We assess your facility's actual demands and recommend the SikaFloor system that matches those conditions.
We evaluate the facility's operational demands: production processes, traffic patterns, chemical exposure, temperature swings, and any specialty needs like ESD or food-grade compliance. This assessment drives system selection.
Prepare slab to system spec
The concrete slab is ground to the required profile, contaminants and old coatings removed, cracks repaired with Sika-compatible materials, and the surface primed with the matched Sika primer for that system.
Apply SikaFloor in layers
The selected SikaFloor system is applied in sequence: primer, body coat, aggregate broadcast for slip resistance if needed, and topcoat at engineered thickness. Each layer cures per specification before the next is applied.
Document and release
Installation is documented with material batch records, thickness verification, and cure schedule. The floor is handed off with maintenance protocol and Sika system warranty documentation in place.
Specification discipline
Getting the SikaFloor Match Right
The difference between a SikaFloor system that lasts and one that fails early is the match between the system's capabilities and the facility's actual use. A urethane system rated for chemical resistance but not designed for heavy forklift traffic will spall at wheel paths. An epoxy system built for load capacity but weak on solvent resistance will dissolve under fuel or solvent spills. The match is everything.
We start with a detailed facility assessment, then cross-reference the SikaFloor product range against those conditions. The result is a system specification that delivers performance, not just a coating that looks good at install. Coordinate with other Sika services on your project and with our broader industrial concrete work where SikaFloor fits into a larger facility strategy.
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 epoxy 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, Regina
★★★★★
ESD SikaFloor across our assembly zones. Resistance verified at install, documentation supports our customer audit. Real specialty system delivery.
Y. A6
Plant Manager, Regina
★★★★★
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, Emerald Park
★★★★★
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, White City
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