Private airplane parked on a gray flake epoxy hangar floor

Do It Once. Do It Right.

Commercial Epoxy Flooring in Logan & Cache Valley

Hard-working floors for warehouses, showrooms, restaurants, hangars, schools, and other busy spaces.

How much downtime will my business have?

A typical commercial install runs 3–4 days depending on square footage, and scheduling is planned around business hours where possible. The floor is built for forklifts, chemicals, and constant traffic — industrial-grade epoxy over a mechanically profiled slab, not a thin retail coating.

Installation time
Typically 3–4 days depending on square footage; scheduling is planned around business hours where possible
What drives price
Square footage and layout complexity; Existing coating removal and concrete repair; Chemical exposure and traffic requirements of the space. See typical pricing.
Warranty
Every floor we install is backed by our Lifetime Warranty. See what’s covered.
Flake epoxy floor in an industrial facility with a row of yellow heavy machinery
Industrial facility floor with heavy machinery in the bays — built for traffic, not showroom-only use.

Is This the Right Fit?

Who This System Is For

  • Warehouses and manufacturing facilities with heavy machinery traffic
  • Restaurants, cafes, and grocery stores that need easy-clean, stain-resistant floors
  • Airplane and helicopter hangars
  • Showrooms, event venues, theaters, bowling alleys, and public restrooms
  • Schools and municipal facilities

Recent Work

What Commercial Epoxy Flooring Looks Like

Real Steel Coated floors — every photo is our own work.

Wide view of a gray flake epoxy floor in a large commercial building with exposed ductwork
Open commercial floor with exposed structure — one continuous surface, no seams to trap dirt.
Flake epoxy floor in a commercial kitchen with metal shelving and refrigerators
Kitchen and storage floor — stain-resistant under shelves, coolers, and foot traffic.
Helicopter hangar with an epoxy coated floor
Helicopter hangar — the same industrial system used on airplane floors.
Dark epoxy floor with glow-in-the-dark flakes in a bowling alley
Bowling alley concourse with glow-in-the-dark flake under blacklight.
Retail food shop with an epoxy flake floor
Retail food shop — a floor that wipes clean between customers.
Fairgrounds building with an epoxy coated concrete floor
Municipal fairgrounds facility — public traffic on a coated slab.

Why Floors Fail

Why Floors Like This Fail

Knowing why floors peel and stain is how you avoid paying twice.

  • Thin retail-grade coatings wearing through under machinery and constant traffic

  • Floors coated without removing prior failed coatings — peeling returns quickly

  • Smooth finishes in wet work areas that get slippery — we plan non-slip texture into the system before work starts

Black and white flake epoxy floor in a commercial restroom
Commercial restroom — a seamless, easy-clean surface under fixtures and wet traffic.

The System

What We Install — And Why

100% solids epoxy base coat

Industrial-grade bond over mechanically profiled concrete; withstands heavy machinery and impacts

Vinyl color flake broadcast

Tailored colors and finishes to fit the brand and space

Polyaspartic / urethane top coat

Chemical- and abrasion-resistant wear layer; anti-slip additives available for wet or high-traffic areas

Timeline

How Long It Takes

Installation
Typically 3–4 days depending on square footage; scheduling is planned around business hours where possible

Pricing

What Drives the Price

  • Square footage and layout complexity
  • Existing coating removal and concrete repair
  • Chemical exposure and traffic requirements of the space
  • Custom colors, logos, or line striping

Every estimate is free, in person, and exact — no pressure, no games. See typical pricing.

Our Process

How We Do It

Every coating starts with the same idea: prepare the slab so the floor bonds for life. These are the first phases — photographed on a Cache Valley garage, start to finish.

  1. Steel Coated technician in a respirator running a walk-behind diamond grinder across bare concrete, with a dust-extraction hose attached

    01 · Profiling

    We use industrial-grade grinding equipment to create a surface that the epoxy can adhere to, not just for a few years, but for life.

  2. Hand-held edge grinder with a dust-extraction hose working the corner where the concrete floor meets the wall

    02 · Cleaning

    We thoroughly clean the surface of dirt and other loose particles, again, to ensure that the epoxy floor binds to your surface — even the hard-to-reach corners and cracks.

  3. Two Steel Coated crew members filling saw-cut joints and cracks in a garage slab, with the base of the wall already taped off

    03 · Prepping

    Our prep step includes taping off walls, baseboards, and any places where the epoxy coating shouldn't be.

Businesses and cities across Cache Valley that trust us with their floors

  • Thermo Fisher
  • Post Holdings
  • Oakdell Egg Farms
  • Cache Valley Labs Direct
  • Next
  • Westside
  • Miller Autobody
  • Walker Cinemas
  • Cache Valley Fun Park
  • Crispy Cones
  • Pothole Sweets
  • Garden City, Bear Lake
  • North Logan City
  • Nibley City
  • Cache County

In Their Words

What Customers Say About This Work

“It was amazing the difference, 15 year warranty and the floors are such 100% better. I am having them redo my other salon in South Jordan.”
Cheri H.Google review
“They did a flawless job on the floor in our hangar—it turned out absolutely perfect.”
Clarissa M.Google review
“Beau and his crew did an amazing job removing our old epoxy floor our and installing a new. The classroom is night and day different.”
Douglas H.Google review
“Beau and his crew absolutely revived my floors! I am the general manager of a restaurant and the new floors have completely uplifted my space, as well as have become so much easier to clean and maintain!”
Jason F.Google review

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Get Your Free Commercial Epoxy Flooring Estimate

Tell us about your space and we'll walk it with you, answer your questions, and give you an exact price.

Prefer to talk? Call (435) 512-1284