Commercial Coatings Built for Off Hours Installs and Heavy Traffic
Chemical resistant urethane and epoxy systems for commercial kitchens, warehouses, shops, and loading docks. We schedule around your operating hours and stage the work so most of the facility stays open while we coat the rest.
Urethane and Epoxy Systems for Different Environments
Not every commercial floor faces the same abuse. We match the coating system to what the space actually deals with: heat and steam in a kitchen, forklift traffic in a warehouse, or fuel and hydraulic fluid in a hangar.
Urethane mortar systems handle boiling water, steam, grease, and thermal shock from hot equipment, with integral cove base that eliminates the grout lines standard tile leaves behind.
High build epoxy systems stand up to forklift and pallet jack traffic, oil, and chemical spills, and can be broadcast with quartz or aggregate for extra impact resistance.
Loading docks, ramps, and wash down areas get a broadcast aggregate or grit additive built into the topcoat, not a separate product that wears off.
Urethane cement systems lay down seamless with an integral cove base, so there are no grout lines or floor to wall joints for water and grease to sit in.
Facility Types We Coat
From a single commercial kitchen to a full distribution center, the prep and system selection process is the same. Scope and traffic type change what goes down.
Commercial Kitchens and Food Service
Urethane cement systems built for steam, grease, and thermal shock, finished seamless with an integral cove base.
Warehouses and Distribution Centers
Epoxy mortar systems rated for forklift traffic, pallet impact, and daily chemical exposure across large open floor areas.
Loading Docks and Ramps
Slip resistant broadcast texture and UV stable topcoats for areas exposed to weather, trucks, and constant foot traffic.
Aircraft Hangars
Chemical resistant systems built to handle jet fuel, hydraulic fluid, and heavy point loads from ground support equipment.
Manufacturing and Production Floors
Abrasion resistant coatings with static dissipative options for facilities running sensitive equipment.
Retail and Showroom Floors
Decorative broadcast and metallic finishes that hold up to foot traffic while still looking like a finished retail space.
Off Hours Installs That Keep You Open
Most commercial coating jobs get scheduled around your hours, not the other way around. We stage larger facilities section by section so the rest of the building stays in use.
We walk the space, test the slab, and build an install schedule around your operating hours, whether that means nights, weekends, or a planned shutdown.
Surface grinding, crack repair, and any moisture testing happen during the scheduled downtime window, section by section on larger facilities.
The system goes down in sequence, with slip resistant texture or food safe topcoats added where the space requires it.
We confirm cure time before equipment and heavy traffic return, and walk the finished floor with you before we leave the site.
Commercial Coating Questions We Hear Most
Can you install without shutting down the whole facility
Yes. Most commercial jobs get staged section by section, or scheduled overnight or on weekends, so the rest of the building can keep operating while we work.
Can you coat a kitchen that gets inspected
Yes. Food service floors need a seamless, non porous finish that cleans down without harbouring grease or standing water, which is what the urethane cement systems are built for. Tell us which inspection standard your kitchen is held to and we will confirm the exact product data sheet with you before quoting.
How slip resistant can the floor be
We broadcast aggregate or grit additive directly into the topcoat on docks, ramps, and wash down areas, so the texture is built into the system rather than a coating that wears off over time.
What is the difference between epoxy and urethane for a commercial floor
Epoxy handles heavy point loads and chemical exposure well and costs less. Urethane holds up better to thermal shock, steam, and constant wash down, which is why kitchens and food processing floors usually call for it.
How long before we can bring equipment back on the floor
It depends on the system and the traffic type. Light foot traffic is often fine within a day, while forklifts and heavy equipment need longer. We will give you exact timing before the job starts.
Request a Free Commercial Coating Estimate
Tell us about the facility, the traffic it sees, and any scheduling constraints. We will follow up to walk the space, test the slab, and give you a firm price, no pressure and no obligation.