Industrial Floor Coatings

Usually, by phasing it. We section the floor, work bays or aisles in an agreed order, and schedule around your shifts — nights and weekends included. It takes longer overall and it costs more than an empty building, and we will say so plainly, but it is far cheaper than stopping production.

That depends on the specific abuse. Point impact, abrasion from steel wheels and chemical attack are three different problems and they lead to three different builds. Tell us what actually happens on that floor and we will specify for it rather than quoting a standard system and hoping.

Yes. Aisle markings, walkways, bay outlines and hazard striping go in as part of the floor rather than being painted on afterwards, which is why they last as long as the coating around them instead of wearing off within the year.

Carefully, and honestly. Machine shop slabs can hold decades of oil. Mechanical removal and degreasing get most floors clean enough, but some areas keep bleeding and need a different approach or an accepted compromise. We would rather have that conversation at the estimate than watch a coating lift over the press pit six months later.