Specified for your floor, not from a catalog
A floor under pallet jacks needs a different build than a restaurant kitchen or a retail floor. Before we quote, we look at traffic, chemicals, cleaning methods, temperature and how much downtime you can afford. The written spec lists the system, the build thickness, the products and the schedule, so your facility manager knows exactly what is going down.
Installed around your business
Commercial work is phased so you can keep operating. We can work nights and weekends at no premium, and split large areas into sections. The crew that quotes the job is the crew that installs it, with no subcontractors coming and going on your site.
Common commercial systems
We install seamless epoxy and polyaspartic systems, safety line striping, slip-resistant textures for wet areas and polished concrete for warehouses and retail. Every system starts with diamond grinding and proper repair of cracks, joints and spalls, which is what keeps a commercial floor from failing under load.
Insurance and paperwork
We are licensed and insured and can send a certificate of insurance before work starts. Property managers and HOA boards usually want one on file, and we are used to providing it along with the written scope.
Pricing
Commercial and industrial systems start around $7.75 per square foot. Build thickness, chemical resistance, repairs and scheduling all affect the final price. We visit the site, test the slab and send a written quote.
Why prep decides commercial results
Commercial floors fail for the same reason residential ones do: poor bonding to the slab. Under forklifts and carts, a weak bond turns into delamination fast. That is why every commercial job starts with diamond grinding to profile, moisture readings and structural repair of cracks, joints and spalls before any coating goes down. The prep is written into your spec so it does not get skipped when schedules get tight.
Questions to ask any flooring contractor
Before you sign with anyone, ask how the slab will be prepared, whether moisture will be tested, what build thickness is included, who will actually do the work and what the warranty covers in writing. We answer all five on the quote, and we are happy to walk your facility manager through the spec.
FAQ
Can you work while we stay open?
Yes. We phase the work by area and can schedule nights and weekends at no extra charge.
Do you provide a certificate of insurance?
Yes, before work begins.