Commercial and industrial floors have to meet a higher bar — forklift loads, food safety, chemical exposure. Here are 9 answers for business owners and property managers.
Our forklift-rated systems are built to handle 150-200 PSI point loads without denting or cracking. See the full spec sheet on our industrial warehouse flooring page.
Yes — commercial kitchens need NSF-certified, food-grade epoxy that's heat and grease resistant and meets health code requirements. That's exactly what we install on every commercial kitchen project.
Gyms need an impact-resistant, anti-slip epoxy system that can take dropped weights and constant foot traffic without chipping. Our commercial gym flooring page covers the specific system we use.
Yes — we use oil- and chemical-resistant epoxy formulated specifically for mechanic shops, where standard coatings would stain or break down quickly. Details are on our mechanic shop flooring page.
Yes, we work with property managers and multi-unit owners on volume-priced schedules across several units at once. Take a look at recent work on our commercial projects page.
Yes — commercial epoxy (offices, retail, restaurants) is optimized for appearance and moderate foot traffic, while industrial epoxy (warehouses, manufacturing) is formulated for heavy point loads, forklift traffic, and chemical exposure at a much greater thickness. We recommend the right grade based on how your space is actually used — see our industrial warehouse and commercial office pages for examples of each.
A properly installed commercial epoxy floor typically holds up 5-10 years before it needs a full recoat, though high-traffic zones like entrances or forklift aisles may need a topcoat refresh sooner. Our warranty coverage outlines what's included for commercial installations.
Yes — we regularly work around fixed racking, machinery, and equipment that can't be relocated, coating in sections and scheduling around your operating hours to minimize downtime. This is standard on our manufacturing and warehouse projects.
Yes — every commercial installation is backed by a 2-year warranty covering peeling, fading, and coating failure under normal use, and we're fully insured on every job. Full details are on our warranty page.
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