Commercial Epoxy Flooring in Orange County
Warehouses, auto shops, commercial kitchens, and retail floors — resin systems spec'd for forklifts, chemicals, grease, and daily abuse, installed around your schedule.
Serving Orange County · Off-hours installs available · Written site quotes
Facilities we coat
- Warehouses & distribution — high-build epoxy for forklift aisles, docks, and staging areas; line striping and safety markings available
- Auto shops & dealerships — oil, brake fluid, and hot-tire resistant systems for service bays and showrooms
- Commercial kitchens & food facilities — urethane-cement and epoxy rated for grease, hot water, and washdowns with slip-resistant finish
- Retail & showrooms — decorative flake and metallic systems that look like a design choice, not a coating
- Garages & parking structures — traffic-grade coatings for ramps, decks, and stalls
Built for business, installed around it
- Night and weekend scheduling so your operation doesn't stop
- Polyaspartic and fast-cure systems to shrink downtime — floors back in service in as little as a day
- Proper mil thickness for your traffic: forklift-grade isn't the same spec as a garage
- Slip-resistant aggregates where OSHA and health-code traction matter
- Written scope and firm pricing before work starts — no change-order surprises
What it costs
Commercial epoxy is quoted per project. The drivers: square footage, slab condition, required thickness, system type, and whether we work off-hours. Big open warehouse floors run cheaper per square foot than small, cut-up kitchens with heavy repair needs. Every commercial job starts with a site walk and a written quote — call (555) 016-3345 to set one up.
Frequently asked questions
How much does commercial epoxy flooring cost?
It's quoted per project — square footage, slab condition, system thickness, and off-hours work all move the number. Large simple warehouse floors cost less per square foot than small, heavily repaired kitchens. Call for a site walk and a written quote.
Can you work around our business hours?
Yes. Commercial installs are commonly scheduled nights and weekends to avoid downtime. Polyaspartic topcoats help too — faster cure means your floor is back in service sooner.
Is epoxy suitable for forklift traffic?
Yes, when the system is spec'd for it — high-build epoxy or urethane-cement with proper prep handles forklifts and pallet jacks. Standard thin garage systems are not the right spec for industrial traffic, and we'll tell you that upfront.
Do you do food-service and kitchen floors?
Yes — urethane-cement and epoxy systems rated for food facilities handle hot water, grease, and washdowns, and can be finished slip-resistant to meet health-code needs.
Let's spec the right system for your facility.
Site walk, written quote, off-hours installs available.
Get a free, no-pressure quote
Tell us about your facility and we'll set up a site walk.