Epoxy Flooring
in Chase
Chase is a small lakeside town about 50 km east of Kamloops along the South Thompson River, sitting at the foot of Little Shuswap Lake. It's a mix of retirement residents, vacation property owners, and long-term families who've been there for generations. The housing stock is older on average, with lots of character homes from the 1960s through 1980s — and the garages and basements that come with them.
About Chase
Chase grew up around the Canadian Pacific Railway and has stayed a quiet, tight-knit community ever since. Little Shuswap Lake is the draw — kayaking, fishing, swimming, and a slower pace of life. Many residents are retirees, some are seasonal vacation home owners, and a core of families have deep roots going back multiple generations. The town has a strong sense of community and a preference for local trades who know the area.
Why Chase residents call us
- Regular service runs east along the Trans-Canada — Chase is a natural part of our route
- Experience with older slab types from Chase's 1960s–1980s housing stock
- Vacation property installs — garages, shop floors, and cabins
- Free on-site quotes — no travel charge for Chase
Local tip: Chase sits at a lake, which means higher ambient humidity compared to the Kamloops benchlands. We test every slab for moisture vapor before coating — skip that step and you'll have delamination within a year.
Home and property types in Chase
Post-war and early suburban homes (1950s–1970s)
The dominant housing type in Chase's older neighbourhoods. Attached single-car garages, often with aging concrete slabs that have seen decades of moisture, freeze-thaw, and deicing salt. These need careful prep — we always diamond-grind and moisture-test before we apply anything.
1980s suburban builds
Two-car garages become more common in this era, often with slightly better-poured slabs. Good candidates for full-broadcast flake or solid-colour polyaspartic systems.
Lakeside and waterfront vacation properties
Cabins, chalets, and secondary homes along Little Shuswap Lake and the South Thompson. Often have detached shop buildings, boat garages, or concrete pads that have been left uncoated for years. Concrete is often porous and needs thorough prep.
Rural acreage homes
Properties east and west of Chase along the valley, typically with large workshops, equipment storage, or agricultural outbuildings. These often need industrial-grade systems.
Small commercial spaces
Chase has a modest commercial strip with auto shops, small retail, and service businesses. Epoxy floor coatings are a practical upgrade for any of them.
Local context: landmarks and areas
Little Shuswap Lake
The lake defines Chase — it's why people move there and why vacation properties are plentiful. High ambient humidity near the lake means concrete slabs can have elevated moisture vapor, especially in basements and covered garages near the waterfront.
Chase Falls
A short hike from town, Chase Falls is a popular local landmark. The surrounding hillsides give Chase its dramatic backdrop.
Trans-Canada Highway (Hwy 1)
Chase sits right on the Trans-Canada east of Kamloops. That makes it easy for us to reach — it's a direct shot along one of BC's main arteries.
South Thompson River
The river runs through the valley and, together with the lake, creates the mild lakeside climate that Chase is known for. River-adjacent properties sometimes have higher moisture readings — we always test before we coat.
Getting a quote in Chase
Chase is a straight drive east on the Trans-Canada from Kamloops. We schedule regular service days in the area and don't charge extra to travel out. Contact us and we'll set up a free on-site quote at your Chase property — garage, shop, commercial space, or vacation cabin.
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Common epoxy floor questions
Everything you want to know about epoxy floors before picking up the phone.
A professionally installed epoxy floor typically lasts 10–20 years with normal use. Garage floors in harsh climates like Kamloops can expect 10–15 years with proper maintenance.
Your epoxy floor won't
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