Commercial Epoxy Flooring in Irving, TX

Floors for a freight-heavy economy

The area around the airport and the major highways is lined with distribution buildings, cold storage, light manufacturing and fleet maintenance yards. These facilities depend on concrete that can handle forklifts, pallet jacks, chemicals and constant sweeping. Bare concrete dusts, stains and wears into ruts. A properly specified coating system protects the slab, improves lighting, makes cleaning faster and marks traffic routes clearly.

We also work in office buildings, hotels, restaurants, medical and dental practices, schools and retail stores. Each environment calls for a different system, and we specify floors based on how they will be used, not on what is easiest to install.

Systems we install

• High-build epoxy: thick coatings for warehouses, storage and manufacturing, often with safety striping.
• Urethane cement: for commercial kitchens, food processing and areas with hot water washdowns and thermal shock.
• Quartz broadcast: textured, slip-resistant floors for restrooms, locker rooms and wet areas.
• Flake systems: decorative floors for break rooms, clinics and retail back-of-house.
• Chemical-resistant novolac: for battery rooms, labs and secondary containment.
• Polished concrete: for lobbies and retail floors where low maintenance is the goal.

Preparation at scale

Commercial slabs vary widely. Some are hard-troweled and dense, others are worn and contaminated with oil, curing compounds or old coatings. We use ride-on and walk-behind grinders, shot blasters and dust extraction equipment to create the correct surface profile. Joints are cleaned and filled with semi-rigid fillers that support forklift wheels. Cracks are repaired and moisture is tested so the system is matched to slab conditions.

Scheduling around operations

Most businesses cannot shut down for a full floor installation. We work in phases, isolate zones with barriers, schedule nights and weekends, and choose fast-curing materials when downtime is critical. Our project leads coordinate with facility managers and general contractors and provide daily updates. We also supply product data sheets, safety data sheets and written scopes for your files.

Safety and compliance

Slip resistance is an important consideration in commercial spaces. We adjust texture with aggregates according to the area: smoother finishes for dry storage and heavy texture for wet kitchens and ramps. Line striping, hatching, arrows and stenciled symbols help direct traffic and mark pedestrian walkways and hazard zones. For food-related spaces, we use systems designed for sanitary environments with integral cove bases that eliminate dirt-trapping corners.

Kitchens and wet areas

Restaurant kitchens are one of the toughest environments for floors. Hot water, grease, cleaners and dropped pans quickly destroy tile and standard epoxy. Urethane cement is designed for these conditions. It tolerates thermal shock, resists chemicals, and can be installed with coved bases and sloped to drains. Because it can be applied over damp concrete in many cases, it is also useful where moisture is an issue.

Maintenance plans

We provide care instructions with every commercial floor, including recommended cleaners and equipment. For high-traffic floors, a periodic topcoat refresh can extend life significantly. We also offer inspections and repairs for existing coated floors, whether we installed them or not.

Common questions

Request a commercial assessment

Contact us to schedule a walkthrough and written proposal.

Hangars and fleet shops

Aircraft hangars, bus barns and fleet maintenance shops combine heavy loads, hydraulic fluid and fuel. We specify thicker epoxy systems with chemical-resistant topcoats and bright colors that improve visibility under work lights, so dropped parts and leaks are easy to spot.