Built for Commercial and Industrial Floors
Commercial and industrial floors have to handle more than appearance. Traffic, cleaning routines, equipment, moisture conditions and downtime requirements all affect how a coating system should be specified. Nomad Coatings helps property owners, facility managers and project teams plan epoxy flooring around the condition of the concrete, the way the space is used and the schedule required to keep operations moving.
Before work begins, the scope should define surface preparation, repairs, coating layers, finish requirements and the expected return-to-service window. This helps the property team understand what is included and reduces surprises during installation.
Who We Work With
- Property managers
- Facility managers
- Business owners
- General contractors / project teams
- Commercial landlords
- Operations / maintenance teams
What the Service Includes
Every epoxy flooring project starts with the existing concrete and the way the space is used. The final scope may include surface preparation, repairs, primers, resinous coating layers, decorative or slip-resistant broadcast materials and protective topcoats.
Concrete Surface Evaluation
Review the slab condition, existing coatings, cracks, spalls, contamination, moisture concerns, traffic and cleaning requirements before selecting a system.
Mechanical Surface Preparation
Diamond grinding or other mechanical profiling may be used to remove weak material and create the surface profile required for coating adhesion.
Commercial Epoxy Floor Systems
Epoxy systems can provide a seamless and durable finish for warehouses, service areas, showrooms and other concrete floors when matched to the substrate and use case.
Quartz, Flake and Slip-Resistant Options
Broadcast aggregates, decorative flakes and textured finishes can be selected based on traction, appearance and cleaning requirements.
Crack Repair, Patching and Primers
Cracks, spalls and damaged areas may require repair before coating. Primers and moisture-mitigation components are selected according to slab conditions and system requirements.
Protective Topcoats and Return-to-Service Planning
Topcoats can be selected for abrasion, UV exposure, gloss or chemical resistance. Cure and return-to-service times depend on the specific system and site conditions.
Where Epoxy Flooring Works Best
Epoxy and resinous flooring can be a practical option for commercial spaces that need a durable, cleanable and professionally finished concrete surface. The right system depends on traffic, cleaning, exposure and the condition of the slab.
- Warehouses and logistics facilities
- Manufacturing and assembly areas
- Light manufacturing and assembly plants
- Automotive and service facilities
- Restaurants and back-of-house areas
- Showrooms and customer-facing spaces
- Utility rooms and other high-use commercial spaces
- Laboratories, biotech suites, and controlled environments
Choosing the Right System for Your Facility
Epoxy flooring is not a one-system-fits-all product. The coating build, texture and topcoat should be selected around the concrete condition, expected traffic, cleaning routine, moisture risk, chemical exposure, slip-resistance needs and the available cure window.
- Concrete condition and existing coatings
- Moisture and vapor concerns
Forklift, vehicle or foot traffic - Chemical and cleaning exposure
- Slip-resistance requirements
- Cure and return-to-service window
Our Installation Process
A predictable commercial flooring project starts with a clear scope, access plan and surface preparation. The exact sequence depends on the selected coating system and the condition of the concrete.
Site Walk and Concrete Review
Inspect the slab, existing coatings, contamination, cracks, moisture concerns, traffic and use requirements.
System Selection and Schedule
Define preparation, repairs, primer, coating layers, texture or broadcast options, topcoat and return-to-service requirements.
Mechanical Surface Preparation
Clean and mechanically profile the concrete as required by the selected system and manufacturer guidance.
Repairs and Priming
Complete included crack or spall repairs and apply the specified primer or moisture-control components where required.
Coating, Broadcast and Topcoat Application
Install the approved coating system in the specified sequence, including optional flake, quartz or texture.
Cure, Inspection and Handover
Allow the system to cure according to product requirements, inspect the completed floor and confirm maintenance and use guidance.
Recent DFW Epoxy Flooring Projects
