From service bays and showrooms to maintenance and storage areas, we start with how your floor is used. Contact our commercial team directly to discuss preparation, coating and return-to-service needs. Book a commercial walkthrough so we can review your space and prepare project-specific pricing.
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Gray commercial floor coating
An exposed concrete floor becomes a finished gray surface in a commercial interior. The photographs show the visual change across the room. Review concrete preparation, expected traffic and cleaning needs when selecting a commercial floor coating.
Review commercial epoxy flooringFor a service bay, showroom, maintenance area or storage space, share the expected foot and equipment traffic, spill exposure and cleaning practices. The system should match the work the floor needs to support.
A consistent color for a straightforward finished surface. Discuss the coating build, topcoat and cleaning needs for your floor.
A multicolor flake finish with a polyaspartic finish option. Choose the blend and surface texture with your project team.
A flowing, custom decorative appearance. Review samples, lighting and design expectations; every installed pattern varies.
An epoxy system incorporating quartz aggregate. Discuss the texture and cleaning routine appropriate to the space.
The final recommendation depends on the slab, moisture, exposure, traffic and your design goals. Texture can be tailored, but no floor is slip-proof. Return-to-use timing is confirmed for the selected system and site conditions.
The walkthrough reviews concrete wear, old coatings, cracks, contamination and moisture. Let us know about rolling loads, chemicals, washdown areas or other operating conditions so they can be considered in the proposal. Performance depends on the selected products and written scope.
Agree on boundaries, access, staging and any floor markings before work starts. Discuss phasing and return-to-service requirements with your team; cure times and scheduling depend on the system and conditions.
Concrete repair, resurfacing and leveling can be assessed alongside coatings. Commercial cleaning and degreasing are also available as a distinct service when your existing surface needs care rather than replacement.
Commercial cleaning and degreasing
Concrete resurfacing and preparation
Share your access windows and downtime constraints at the walkthrough. We assess a practical work sequence and confirm scheduling in the agreed proposal.
Send your city, approximate floor area, photos, operating use, existing floor condition and any access or scheduling constraints. Product and surface suitability are reviewed before final scope.
Start with the problem you want to solve. These scopes can be reviewed separately during your walkthrough:
For a new appearance or replacement of a failing finish, discuss the existing surface, required preparation and the proposed commercial coating system.
Compare commercial floor finishesFor worn concrete, pitting, suitable cracks or low spots, identify the damaged areas and desired floor condition. Agree on repairs, resurfacing or leveling in the written scope.
Review concrete surface workFor dirt, oil or grease on an existing concrete or coated floor, ask about commercial floor cleaning and degreasing. Stains and coating damage may need separate assessment.
Request commercial floor cleaningCall our team at 734-206-2449 to discuss your facility, floor area and operating needs. Commercial and industrial projects receive project-specific pricing; the online floor prices are for residential work. Book a commercial walkthrough or call our team to plan your next step.
Commercial or industrial project? Call our team to discuss your space and next steps.