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Industrial Epoxy Flooring in Frisco, TX

Heavy-duty floors built for forklifts, machinery, chemicals and constant traffic, with safety striping and installs planned in phases to keep your operation moving.

  • Forklift and heavy-load rated
  • Chemical and oil resistant
  • Safety striping and walkways
What it is

A floor that works as hard as your crew

Industrial epoxy flooring is a heavy-build coating system bonded into your concrete after aggressive surface preparation. It stands up to forklifts, rolling loads, dropped tools, oil, fuel and cleaning chemicals, and it carries the lane lines, walkways and hazard zones that keep your people safe.

Loadforklifts and heavy machinery
Chemoil, fuel and cleaners
Safeanti-slip and striping
Built for the load

What runs across your floor?

Pick your heaviest traffic and see the kind of system we’d recommend.

Recommended system

Heavy-duty epoxy with safety striping

A thick, high-build system that handles forklift wheels and turning loads, with marked lanes and walkways.

Abrasion—
Impact—
Chemical—
Slip resistance—

A guide only. We confirm the right system after checking your slab and operation on site.

Our install process

Your warehouse keeps running

Example: we split the floor into zones and coat one at a time. Forklifts keep working in the others. It plays on its own.

Phase 1 of 4Zone A
Zone AIn use
Zone BIn use
Zone CIn use
Zone DIn use

Step 1 · Prep

Section off and grind

We barricade the zone, then shot blast or grind the concrete to remove old coatings, oil and contaminants.

  1. Section off and grind
  2. Repair and prime
  3. High-build coat
  4. Topcoat and striping
  5. Cure and reopen
  • In use
  • Crew working
  • Back in service
Where we install it

Built for Frisco’s working floors

From distribution centers to auto shops, every system is matched to the loads and chemicals on that floor.

Warehouse epoxy floor with forklift lanes
Warehouses and distributionForklift lanes, racking aisles and loading areas.
Manufacturing floor with chemical-resistant epoxy
Manufacturing plantsChemical resistance around machinery and process areas.
Forklift lane with epoxy safety striping
Safety stripingMarked lanes, walkways and hazard zones.
Auto and fleet shop epoxy floor
Auto and fleet shopsResists oil, fuel, hot tires and dropped tools.
Industrial FAQ

Questions facility managers ask

Straight answers for planning your project.

All FAQs

Yes, in most facilities. We can split the floor into zones and coat them one at a time so the rest of your operation keeps running, and we agree on the plan with you before we start.

It depends on the system and temperature. Light foot traffic is typically allowed within 24 hours; we’ll give you a clear time for vehicles and forklifts for your floor.

Industrial epoxy systems resist oil, fuel, many cleaners and common shop chemicals. Tell us what’s used on your floor and we’ll choose a system rated for it.

Yes. We can add forklift lanes, pedestrian walkways and hatched hazard zones as part of the coating so they last as long as the floor.

Regular sweeping and scrubbing with a neutral cleaner keeps it in good shape. Spills wipe up easily because the surface is sealed.

Plan a floor that keeps up with your operation

Get a free industrial estimate. We’ll inspect the slab, ask about loads and chemicals, and propose a phased plan.

Other floors we install