Industrial epoxy flooring starts with the demands on the concrete and the work happening above it. We review equipment, traffic, cleaning and exposure with your team before recommending preparation, surface repairs or a coating system for your facility.
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Coated service-bay floorIdentify worn areas, damaged surfaces, old coatings and low spots during the site review. Agree on grinding, suitable coating removal and surface repairs before comparing the finish. Resurfacing or leveling can be assessed as a separate part of the proposal.
Concrete grinding, repair and resurfacingDescribe foot traffic, rolling equipment, turning areas, spill exposure and the cleaning routine. Share facility specifications and specialty requirements so the selected products and written scope can be reviewed against the conditions.
Compare epoxy and other floor systemsDefine work boundaries, equipment to move, access windows and any requested floor markings. Discuss sequencing and separate return-to-use instructions for people and equipment before agreeing on the schedule.
Commercial floor cleaning and upkeepWe review the slab, operating conditions and any facility requirements first. Solid-color epoxy, decorative flake/polyaspartic, metallic and quartz-filled epoxy are among our floor options; suitability is confirmed for the proposed installation.
Yes. Preparation-only work for contractors and commercial cleaning or degreasing are separate services. Tell us whether the goal is a new coating, concrete surface work or care for an existing floor.
Share the project location, approximate area, floor photos, existing materials, operating use and access constraints. Include any equipment, spill, cleaning or specification requirements for the walkthrough.
Industrial flooring project coverage across Metro Detroit and Southeast Michigan
Commercial or industrial project? Call our team to discuss your space and next steps.