Ultra-durable

Customizable style

Easy to maintain

Floor Coatings

The beauty of floor coatings is found in its versatility. From retail spaces to warehouses, the right coating system offers a durable, practical flooring solution. Plus, depending on your needs, you can add specialized additives. 

Another benefit? Unlike many flooring types, coated floors can be repaired and maintained to maximize value and longevity. If small cracks or chips should occur, we can finish a localized repair. That fits neatly into our commitment to offer long-term solutions, not just quick fixes.

Urethane Cement

Are you looking for a strong coating solution that offers a quick turnaround time? Urethane cement is a popular option, sometimes also called polymer concrete or cementitious urethane. It’s a high-build coating that can be applied directly to the concrete, and it can easily withstand major temperature swings (in other words, thermal shock is a non-issue). Ideal for chemical plants, food processing, and more.

Flake Floor Coating

We mentioned the value and benefit of a standard floor coating above, but what if you’re looking for a more custom style? A flake floor might be the right pick, with vinyl chips that are broadcast in the color combination of your choice right before the final transparent topcoat.

Quartz Floor Coating

While flake floors are beautiful and popular, they aren’t your only decorative option. Quartz floors are installed in much the same way, but rather than vinyl flakes, tiny grains of quartz are broadcast. It’s a nice aesthetic choice, and it also helps increase traction underfoot. Just like vinyl flake, this system would be a good fit for retail spaces, waiting rooms, supermarkets, restrooms, locker rooms, schools, and more.

Seamless Floor Coating

If maintaining a clean facility is of paramount importance, you may want to consider a seamless floor coating. Poured into place, this system fuses to the concrete to create a smooth, durable coating that leaves no place for bacteria to hide. Quick to install; easy to clean and maintain. 

How you prep before you coat makes all the difference.

No matter which style or type of floor coating you want, it’s critical that you partner with a floor coating professional that has the right tools for correct surface preparation. While a smaller operation might rely on scrubbing or etching the surfaces, you need to find an installer with a grinder or shotblaster. Investing in the right process means that your floor will be set up for long-term success, lasting for years, rather than coming back to haunt you with issues that need to be addressed.