Bright blue seamless industrial floor coating in a food processing plant

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Industrial floor coatings

Epoxy and urethane-type systems for plants, warehouses and mechanical rooms. Seamless, easy to clean, and installed on a slab that’s been prepared to hold them.

The coating

A coating is only as good as the floor underneath it.

We grind or shot-blast the slab, set a proper profile, and then install the system the room actually needs — including the drains, joints, transitions and edges that fail first if they’re ignored.

  1. Assess the room

    Traffic, washdown, chemicals, temperature, existing coatings and how the room has to keep running all shape the system we recommend.

  2. Prepare the slab

    Shot blasting or grinding to the right profile, with dust control. Cracks, joints and drains are addressed before any coating goes down.

  3. Install the system

    The coating is applied to the prepared surface, with details at walls, equipment pads and floor drains so the finish is continuous.

  4. Cure and hand over

    The floor is left to cure for the time the system needs, then turned back over ready for traffic or production.

Bright blue seamless food plant floor with an integral drain
A technician grinding a worn food plant floor with a floor grinder and dust extractor
Before After

Food processing

Sanitary floors for plants that have to be washed down.

Food plants, beverage rooms and packing facilities need a seamless surface that can be cleaned properly — around drains, doorways and equipment. We install coatings suited to that kind of use, with the details that make a sanitary floor actually stay cleanable.

  • Food processing and packing rooms
  • Breweries and beverage facilities
  • Washdown areas and rooms with floor drains
  • New construction, installed before production starts
Adjoining rooms in a new build with a seamless red floor coating
A new-construction floor being ground, with swirl marks from the grinder and drywall still unfinished
Before After

New construction

Floors in a new plant, before the equipment goes in

On a new slab we grind the surface, then install a seamless coating through adjoining rooms so the floor is ready when the rest of the build catches up.

Large warehouse bay with a glossy grey floor coating
Warehouse floor during shot-blast preparation
Before After

Warehouses

Open bays that have to take traffic.

Warehouse and distribution floors need a durable coating over a properly prepared slab — a surface that can take forklifts, be swept and washed, and stay even across a large area.

The same mechanical room after a new light grey floor coating was installed
A mechanical room with a worn, stained red floor around electrical and mechanical equipment
Before After

Mechanical rooms

Tight rooms, clean floors, equipment left in place.

Mechanical and utility rooms are often the last floors anyone wants to deal with — worn coatings, tight clearances and equipment that can’t just be moved. We work around what’s there and leave a sealed, easy-to-clean surface.

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Need a coating in a working facility?

Tell us the type of room, the city and what the floor has to stand up to. Photos of the existing slab help.

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