Commercial concrete takes abuse: rolling carts, dropped stock, chemicals, foot traffic all day. A coated floor seals the slab, resists stains, and turns a dusty concrete room into a finished space that customers notice.

We coat floors for salons, offices, retail and other businesses across the CSRA, and installs can be phased or scheduled to keep disruption down.

How we do it

Every job follows the same 3 steps, in this order.

  • Scope the floor

    Square footage, what rolls over it, what gets spilled on it, how long you can be closed. That sets the system and the schedule.

  • Prep for traffic

    Full diamond grind, repairs, and joint treatment. Commercial floors fail at the prep, so we do not shortcut it.

  • Coat and cure

    The coating system is matched to your traffic, and we plan the cure window with you so you know when the floor is back in service.

From the job

What it looks like finished.

These are finished floors from our own jobs, photographed on site.

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Questions

About commercial floors.

Salon floor

“he communicated well before, during, and after the work was done and it looks fantastic.”

Robyn KelleyGoogle review, a month ago
How long will my business be closed?

It depends on the size of the floor, the system and the cure time. Larger spaces can be phased by section so part of the building stays open. You get the schedule in the estimate.

Is it slippery?

Not with the right texture. Anti-slip additives can go into the topcoat in any area that sees water or spills.

Can you match a brand color?

Solid color floors can be tinted to a wide range, and custom flake blends are available. Bring your colors to the estimate.

Free estimate

Ready for a commercial floor that lasts?

Tell us about the space. We come out, lay real samples on your concrete, and give you a straight answer on scope and schedule.

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