Commercial Epoxy Flooring in Margate, FL

Floors that work as hard as you do

Business floors take abuse that homes rarely see. Forklifts, carts, chairs, food spills, chemicals and constant foot traffic all wear on a surface. Vinyl tile lifts, carpet stains and bare concrete dusts. A properly specified epoxy, urethane or polyaspartic system holds up to that use and cleans quickly, which saves time every day.

Our commercial work includes offices, medical and dental suites, veterinary clinics, restaurants, auto repair shops, detailers, gyms, retail stores, warehouses and storage buildings. Most are in the strip plazas and light industrial parks found throughout the city.

Matching the system to the space

Offices and retail. Solid or flake epoxy with a urethane topcoat offers a clean look and good wear resistance. Polished concrete is another option for open retail floors.

Medical, dental and veterinary. Seamless floors with integral cove base are easy to sanitize and leave no seams for bacteria to hide. We use coatings that stand up to frequent disinfecting.

Restaurants and commercial kitchens. Hot water, grease, steam and thermal shock break down standard epoxy. Urethane cement systems handle those conditions and can be textured for slip resistance.

Auto shops and detailers. Chemical-resistant epoxy with a hard topcoat resists oil, brake fluid, coolant and solvents. Safety lines and bay markings can be added.

Gyms and fitness studios. Flake or solid systems handle dropped weights in areas without rubber flooring and make sweat and spills easy to clean.

Warehouses and storage. High-build epoxy protects concrete from forklift wear and creates bright, light-reflecting floors that improve visibility.

Working around your business

Closing a business for a floor project costs money. We plan around that. Options include night and weekend work, phased installs that keep part of the space open, and fast-curing polyaspartic systems that allow reopening the next morning. We coordinate with landlords, property managers and general contractors as needed and provide certificates of insurance before we start.

Preparation at commercial scale

Commercial slabs often carry years of adhesive from old tile and carpet, sealers, paint and contaminants. We remove them with large planetary grinders and shot blasters, followed by edge grinding. Moisture testing is especially important in buildings without vapor barriers. Joints and cracks are repaired or detailed so they do not reflect through the finished floor.

Safety and compliance

We can add aggregate to topcoats for slip resistance, apply line striping for walkways and work zones, and install cove base where sanitary conditions are required. If your business must meet health department or industry requirements, share them with us and we will specify a system to match.

Durability over time

A properly installed commercial system can last many years. High-traffic areas eventually show wear in the topcoat, and the floor can be renewed by abrading and recoating rather than replacing the entire system. We can set up a maintenance schedule to keep floors looking good and extend their life.

Tenant improvements and build-outs

New tenants in local strip centers often need floors done during a short build-out window. We work with contractors to time the floor after drywall and ceiling work but before fixtures and equipment. We protect the finished floor for the remaining trades and return for touch-ups if needed.

Estimates for businesses

We visit, measure, test moisture and discuss how the space is used. You receive a written proposal that outlines the system, the schedule and the cost. If you have multiple locations or phases, we can quote them together.

Common questions

How long will we be closed? Often one night or one weekend, depending on size and system.

Is there an odor? Some products have odor during installation. We use low-odor options for occupied buildings and ventilate the space.

Can you coat over VCT? We remove vinyl tile and adhesive first so the coating bonds directly to concrete.

Do you repair old commercial coatings? Yes. See our epoxy floor repair page.