System first, colour second
A shop floor is a working asset. Before choosing the decorative finish, we look at vehicle traffic, equipment loads, oils and fluids, wash-down practices, slip resistance, sunlight and realistic downtime. Those details determine the primer, body coat and topcoat.
Common applications
- Farm and acreage shops
- Equipment and service bays
- Mechanical rooms and utility spaces
- Retail and customer-facing work areas
- Offices, storage rooms and commercial back-of-house spaces
- Small warehouses and light-industrial floors
Preparation and repairs
Mechanical grinding removes weak laitance, surface contaminants and old coatings while producing a consistent profile. Cracks, control joints and damaged areas are treated according to their condition and the intended system. Moisture concerns are discussed before installation rather than discovered after failure.
Plan around operations
We establish the work area, access route, coating sequence and return-to-service timing before the project starts. Larger areas may be divided into pours or phases to suit layout and working time. Contact us with square footage, location, photos and the date the space needs to be operational.
Frequently asked questions
Do you coat farm shops?
Yes. Farm and equipment shops are a core use case. The best system depends on slab condition, use, temperature and chemical exposure.
Can a shop stay operational during installation?
Sometimes work can be phased, but grinding, coating and cure time require controlled access to each active area. The schedule is planned around the space where practical.
Do you offer quartz floors?
Quartz and textured resinous systems are available for projects needing more build, traction or a commercial appearance.