Epoxy Flooring
Seamless Protection Built for Demanding Commercial Environments
Epoxy flooring systems offer a resilient and chemical-resistant solution for commercial and industrial environments. Floor Pros Inc. installs high performance epoxy floors engineered to withstand heavy traffic, impacts, spills, and wear while delivering a clean, professional finish that lasts.
Seamless Durability
Our epoxy systems provide a strong, slip-resistant, and chemical-resistant surface built to endure high-traffic environments.
Professional Application
We use advanced techniques and premium materials to ensure flawless adhesion, smooth finishes, and long-term performance.
Epoxy Flooring
Epoxy coatings are thin to medium-build protective systems applied directly over prepped concrete. These coatings are ideal for spaces that need a clean, resilient surface capable of resisting chemicals, moisture, and abrasion.
100% Solids Epoxy Coatings: High-strength and VOC-free, ideal for industrial plants, garages, and loading bays.
Decorative Flake or Quartz Coatings: Incorporate broadcast aggregates into epoxy for anti-slip texture and visual appeal.
Antimicrobial Epoxy Coatings: Designed for clean rooms, hospitals, or food-grade facilities where hygiene is non-negotiable.
UV-Resistant Epoxies: Maintain gloss and prevent yellowing in areas exposed to natural or artificial light.
Epoxy Resurfacing
Resurfacing involves the installation of thicker epoxy systems (typically 1/8” to 1/4”) over worn, cracked, or damaged slabs. These self-leveling systems help repair spalled or pitted surfaces and restore structural integrity while delivering a new, polished finish.
Materials We Work With:
Epoxy Resin
Hardener (Curing Agent)
Concrete Primer
Epoxy Mortar , Concrete Patch or Filler
Topcoat (Polyurethane or UV-resistant)
Self-Leveling Epoxy Systems: Ideal for filling in low spots and restoring a perfectly level floor.
Troweled Epoxy Mortars: Combines epoxy with graded aggregates to rebuild areas with heavy deterioration.
Moisture Mitigating Base Coats: Used for slabs with elevated RH or vapor transmission to prevent future delamination.
