We've coated warehouses, retail showrooms, auto shops, and medical offices. Our commercial systems are polyaspartic-based for fast cure: most floors are walkable in 4-6 hours and back in full service the next morning. We work nights and weekends to minimize downtime.
Commercial floor coatings require a different approach than residential installs. Downtime costs money, so cure speed matters. All our commercial systems use polyaspartic chemistry — it cures in hours, not days, and handles temperature and humidity better than standard epoxy during the application window.
We've done auto dealerships, manufacturing floors, restaurant kitchens, medical offices, and big-box retail. Every industry has different requirements: slip resistance, chemical resistance, antimicrobial properties, USDA compliance. We match the system to the use.
Large commercial jobs are quoted with a site visit and a detailed scope of work — prep requirements, system type, number of coats, cure schedule, and a hard completion timeline. We don't estimate without seeing the floor.
What You Get
- Polyaspartic systems — walkable in 4-6 hours
- Nights and weekends to minimize business downtime
- Systems matched to industry: food service, auto, medical, industrial
- Shot blasting available for large warehouse floors
- Full documentation and warranty for commercial projects
Common Questions
Everything we get asked before a commercial floor coatings job.
Can you coat a warehouse over a weekend so it's ready Monday?
That's our specialty. Most commercial floors 5,000 sq ft and under can be ground, coated, and returned to service within a 48-hour window. We'll give you a firm schedule before we start.
What's the minimum square footage for a commercial quote?
No minimum. We do small retail spaces and large industrial facilities. Pricing per square foot drops on larger jobs.
Do you handle USDA or FDA compliant flooring?
Yes. We can apply coatings that meet USDA and FDA requirements for food-contact and food-adjacent environments. Cove bases are available for seamless wall-to-floor transitions.
How does commercial floor prep differ from residential?
Scale and method. Larger commercial jobs use ride-on shot blasters instead of handheld diamond grinders. The prep goal is the same — a clean, profiled surface — but commercial prep is faster per square foot.