Commercial Floors Built for Business — Not for “Day One” Photos
In commercial work, pretty doesn’t pay the bills — uptime does. We build systems that handle foot traffic, cleaning chemicals, bar spills, rolling loads, and daily abuse. If your contractor talks only about “shine,” you’re about to buy a headache.
Commercial jobs fail for predictable reasons: poor prep, wrong chemistry, and rushed cure times. We prevent that by treating the slab like the foundation of the system — because it is.
We plan around your operation: access windows, staging areas, protection of adjacent finishes, and a realistic return-to-service timeline.
Commercial Systems We Build (And Where They Belong)
Commercial isn’t one-size-fits-all. A bar floor needs different chemistry than a salon, and a kitchen needs a different safety plan than a lobby. We match the system to the environment, the cleaning routine, and the abuse level.
🍸 Bars + Restaurants
Built for spills, clean-up, and constant foot traffic — while still looking premium under lighting.
- Traction tuning available
- Chemical-resistant topcoats
- Night/weekend scheduling options
💇 Salons + Retail
Clean, seamless finishes that are easy to maintain and look sharp for clients every day.
- Stain resistance for dyes/chemicals
- Low-maintenance wipe-down surfaces
- Designed around the brand aesthetic
🏭 Back-of-House + Utility
Where performance matters more than “pretty.” Built for the abuse that kills cheap coatings.
- Heavy-duty build options
- Repair + moisture planning
- Faster return-to-service options
Commercial Build Process (No Surprises)
Clear scope. Clear schedule. Correct chemistry. That’s how commercial stays open.
Scheduling: Nights/weekends can be possible depending on scope and system. We’ll be honest about cure times — that’s how you avoid reopening issues.
Commercial Proof (Recent Jobs)
This is the difference between “installed” and “built.”
The previous coating was installed by a contractor less than 10 months before we bid it. It failed fast — and it cost the owner thousands. That’s what happens when prep and system selection get treated like “optional.”
We rebuilt it with the correct prep + chemistry so it performs like a commercial floor should.
Featured Commercial Transformations
No duplicates. Smaller curated sets. Anything extra goes to the Gallery.
Salon — Before → After
The Forge Bar — Before → After
The Roost Bar — Before → After
Want the full commercial gallery?
Browse the Gallery for additional projects, close-ups, and progress shots.
Commercial Expectations (Real Talk)
Commercial floors take hits. The goal is predictable performance — not fragile perfection.
🧼 Cleaning + maintenance
We spec the topcoat for your cleaning routine. The wrong cleaner can haze the wrong finish.
- We’ll recommend safe cleaners for your topcoat
- Scrub pads and degreasers matter — we plan for it
🧲 Scratches + wear
Wear happens. We build for it — and can refresh the topcoat later without a full demo.
- Higher traffic = higher wear (that’s normal)
- Refresh topcoat is cheaper than replacement
⏱️ Return-to-service
Fast openings require the right system. We won’t promise “tomorrow” if chemistry says “no.”
- We’ll plan cure times up front
- Nights/weekends available depending on scope
Commercial FAQ
Can you work nights or weekends?
Often, yes — depending on scope and the system selected. Tell us your constraints and we’ll propose a realistic schedule.
Do you do slip-resistant options?
Yes. We can tune traction to the space (bars, kitchens, entries) without ruining the look.
How do you quote commercial work?
We scope the square footage, prep condition, environment, and schedule window. Photos help; a site visit is ideal for larger jobs.
What if the slab has moisture issues?
We can test and/or plan for it with a moisture vapor barrier when needed. Moisture is a major reason coatings fail — we don’t ignore it.
Send photos, square footage, and your timeline. We’ll tell you what system fits and how fast it can return to service.