CONCRETE COATINGS

Concrete Floor Coatings Services

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Floor Coating

FEATURED PROJECT

Aerospace Manufacturing Facility

950 sq ft Floor Coating · Greensboro, NC

Our Clients Include

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Commercial floor systems built for your specific environment

The floor is the one surface in your facility that never gets a break. Forklift traffic, wash-downs, dropped tools, chemical spills, temperature swings, the occasional pallet corner. And when it starts failing, it rarely fails in a subtle way. You get cracks that collect grime you can't clean, surfaces that go slick when they're wet, and safety lines that disappear. 


The good news? Most failing floors don't need to be torn out. The slab underneath is usually still sound. What's failed is the surface coating, and that's what a properly specified system fixes, without the demolition, the dust, and the downtime of a full replacement. We're an education-first company, so before we ever talk product, we make sure you understand what your floor actually needs and why.


Why our floor coating solutions work

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It starts with a foundational conversation. Before we specify anything, we walk you through what you actually have: the condition of the slab, how the current surface is failing, the traffic it carries, the chemicals it sees, and how much downtime you can afford during installation. You'll understand the tradeoffs before a decision gets made, not after.


In other words, we put our experience to work for you, kicking the rocks out of the way and helping you choose a true solution, not an expensive band-aid.

Why property managers trust us

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35+ years, mostly repeat clients

Most of our work comes from buildings we've coated before, and the people who manage them.

We do what we say, and we make it right

Two of our core values, and the reason behind the point before.

Proven products matched to your conditions

Specified for the traffic, chemicals, and moisture your floor actually faces.

We tell you when a coating isn't the answer

If the slab has a real structural or moisture problem underneath, you'll hear it from us first.

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Here’s what the right floor system solves

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A well-specified commercial floor does more than look better. It takes problems off your plate:

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Slip and fall risk. Non-slip and aggregate systems give you reliable traction where floors get wet, without making the surface impossible to clean.

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Chemical and stain damage. The right coating shrugs off the spills, cleaners, and process chemicals that eat through lesser surfaces.

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Cracks and seams that trap contamination. A fluid-applied system cures into one continuous surface with nowhere for grime, moisture, or bacteria to hide.

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Constant maintenance. A sound coating needs little more than routine cleaning.

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Operational downtime. Restoring a structurally sound floor skips the demolition a full replacement requires, and some fast-cure systems put the space back in service fast.

Floor systems we install

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Different conditions call for different systems. A few of the most common:


  • Non-Slip Floor Coatings
  • Epoxy & Urethane Floor Coatings
  • Chemical Resistant Coatings
  • Flake Floor Systems


Interior and exterior concrete need different systems for different conditions:


  • Interior Concrete
  • Exterior Concrete


We also offer floor rejuviation services, where we renew commercial floors in place, right over the laminate, tile, vinyl, or concrete you already have. No tear-out, no demolition, no replacement quote. Using our Custom Floor Renewal system, we can actually seal your existing floor into a permanent, like-new surface that ends the wax cycle for good.


We work with commercial and light industrial properties across western North Carolina, from Charlotte and Hickory up to Boone and Asheville.

Project example

View a recent floor coating project

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Project: Honda Aircraft Research & Development 

Location: Greensboro, NC

Client Type: Aerospace Manufacturing Facility


Project Summary: Custom Coatings installed a solid-color epoxy flooring system in the 950-square-foot Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) room at Honda Aircraft's Research & Development facility. The project included removing the existing VCT flooring, mechanically grinding and profiling the concrete, filling joints, and applying a moisture-mitigating primer followed by a thick, 100% solids self-leveling epoxy coating. The finished system provides a seamless, durable surface designed to withstand daily use while remaining easy to clean and maintain.

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FAQ's

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  • Can you install a floor coating without prepping the floor first?

    No. Coatings bond to a properly prepared surface, which usually means mechanical profiling, repairs, and cleaning before anything is applied. A system installed over an unprepared floor can look fine for a while, then fail all at once. Prep is definitely non-negotiable.

  • What floor system is best for my space?

    It depends on what the floor takes. Traffic type, chemical exposure, moisture, how much downtime you can afford, and the condition of the slab all drive the spec. 

  • Is there a coating that protects concrete from chemical and acid damage?

    Yes. Certain urethane and specialty systems are built specifically to resist aggressive chemicals and acids that would degrade a standard epoxy. The right one depends on which chemicals, how often, and at what concentration, so the spec follows the actual exposure.