Epoxy and industrial flooring covers resin-based coatings applied over concrete in warehouses, factories, car parks, F&B kitchens, cleanrooms, and showrooms. The work usually involves grinding or shot-blasting the existing slab, patching cracks and joints, laying a primer, then building up epoxy or polyurethane coats to the thickness the space needs. Some jobs are a simple two-coat epoxy for a light-traffic storeroom. Others need heavy-duty broadcast or trowel-applied systems for forklift traffic, chemical exposure, or anti-static requirements in electronics plants.
Kuala Lumpur has 7 contractors listed in this category, ranging from small outfits handling shop lots and car parks to firms that take on large factory floors and cold storage projects. Because the finished floor lives or dies on surface prep, the contractors worth hiring are the ones who explain moisture testing, slab grinding, and joint treatment before quoting a price, not just the ones with the lowest number.
What to check before you commit
- Whether they test the concrete for moisture and surface strength before recommending a system
- Which brand of epoxy or PU they use and whether the coat thickness matches your traffic load
- How they handle expansion joints, drainage falls, and existing cracks
- Warranty terms in writing, and photos of completed jobs similar in scale to yours
Our scoring weighs verified reviews, responsiveness, project scope handled, and consistency of work across jobs, so you can compare these 7 contractors on more than just price. See the full breakdown in the ranked guide to flooring contractors in Kuala Lumpur, and read how we score contractors on the methodology page.