Quick, Durable Commercial Epoxy Flooring

Your floor is part of how customers judge your business. I install commercial and industrial epoxy and polyaspartic systems that look sharp, stand up to traffic and spills, and get your space back in service quickly.

I serve businesses across West Central Ohio and East Central Indiana, and I work around your schedule so the install does not shut you down longer than it has to.

• Polyaspartic systems cure fast to keep downtime short
• Handles heavy traffic and resists stains, chemicals and water
• Seamless, hygienic surface that is easy to keep clean
• Safety-yellow walkways, food-safe floors and cove base for wet areas
• 10 to 20 year life with proper installation and maintenance

Built for the way your business works

Retail floors need to look good every day. Shops and service bays need chemical resistance. Warehouses need a floor that handles carts and traffic. I match the system to the job instead of selling one floor to everybody.

Commercial jobs I have done

• Safety-yellow walkways in a manufacturing facility, so high-traffic lanes are easy to see
• A food-safe gray resinous epoxy floor for a food commissary
• A campground shower house: an aliphatic urethane topcoat that stands up to cleaning chemicals and adds grip, plus a cove base that carries the coating up the wall so water cannot get under the floor
• A brand-new office at a garage business, finished in a solid color with two coats of 100% solids epoxy and a urethane topcoat with aluminum oxide for wear and slip resistance
• An office floor at a steel company, hand ground where nails had damaged the slab, then repaired and finished with flake
• A 1,200 square foot flake floor for a youth services organization
• A church renovation, where I ground years of black flooring adhesive off the concrete so new flooring could go down

Tell me what your floor has to handle, and I will build the system for it.

Make the floor part of your brand

Metallic finishes, custom colors, and logos set right into the floor turn a plain slab into something people remember. Ask me about putting your logo at the entrance or in a showroom. See the metallic options on my metallic floors page.

How a commercial install works

Surface prep, including cleaning and repairing cracks, comes first. Then a primer, the epoxy coating, and a sealing topcoat. I lay out the schedule with you ahead of time, including when the floor can take foot traffic and when it is ready for full use.