Epoxy Flooring
Epoxy Floor Coatings for Commercial & Residential Spaces
Seamless, chemical-resistant epoxy floors for warehouses, shops, and garages — easier to clean, safer to walk on, and built to take abuse.
What this service covers
Bare concrete stains, dusts, and absorbs everything that spills on it. An epoxy coating seals the slab into one continuous surface that resists oil, chemicals, and heavy traffic, and wipes clean instead of soaking through.
The result depends almost entirely on prep. We grind the concrete to the right profile, patch cracks and spalling, and only then start coating — which is why our floors stay bonded instead of peeling in a year.
What's included
- Diamond grinding and mechanical surface prep
- Crack, joint, and spall repair
- Commercial-grade epoxy base coats
- Decorative flake and solid color finishes
- Clear protective topcoats
- Anti-slip additives for wet or sloped areas
- Warehouse, shop, and showroom floors
- Residential garage coatings
Who it's for
Warehouses & distribution
Forklift-rated floors that stay dust-free and easy to mark out with traffic lanes.
Auto & mechanical shops
Oil and chemical resistance where spills are part of the daily routine.
Commercial showrooms
A clean, uniform finish that photographs well and holds up to foot traffic.
Residential garages
A flake-finish garage floor that stops dusting and cleans with a hose and squeegee.
Our process
How it works
- 01
Slab inspection
We check moisture, existing coatings, cracks, and slab condition.
- 02
Grinding & repair
Diamond grinding opens the concrete; cracks and spalls get patched.
- 03
Coating
Base coat, optional flake broadcast, then a clear protective topcoat.
- 04
Cure & handover
We give you the cure timeline for foot traffic and vehicles, then walk the floor with you.
Service area
Where we work
FAQ
Common questions
How long does an epoxy floor take to install?
Most jobs take two to three days including surface prep and cure time. Larger warehouse floors are phased so you can keep part of the space in use.
Will epoxy hold up to forklifts and vehicles?
Yes. A properly prepped and coated commercial-grade epoxy floor handles forklift traffic, vehicles, and dropped tools far better than bare or sealed concrete.
Can you coat a cracked or stained concrete slab?
In most cases, yes. We grind the surface, patch cracks and spalling, and repair the slab as part of prep. Severe structural damage is assessed first.
What finishes are available?
Solid color, decorative flake, and clear topcoats, with optional anti-slip additives for wet or sloped areas.
Ready for a dependable cleaning and hauling crew?
Tell us about your property and we'll put together a free, no-pressure quote.