Bare concrete in warehouses, shops, garages and back-of-house areas stains, dusts and is hard to clean. A coating system seals it, brightens the space and makes maintenance easier.
Prep decides the result
Coatings need a clean, profiled surface. That usually means degreasing and mechanical grinding or shot blasting, then repairing cracks and joints. Painting straight onto smooth or oily concrete leads to peeling.
Check for moisture
North Florida slabs can carry moisture from the ground, especially without a vapor barrier. Moisture testing before coating helps choose the right primer and avoid bubbling.
Options
- Single-coat sealers: lower cost, dust control
- Epoxy systems: durable, chemical-resistant, many colors
- Urethane topcoats: added abrasion and UV resistance
- Broadcast flakes or grit: texture and slip resistance
Plan the downtime
Most systems need time to cure before foot traffic and longer before forklifts. Large floors can be done in sections so part of the building stays in use. Safety striping and markings can be added at the end.
Call or text (850) 616-8366 to talk about your floor.