Manufacturing Flooring
Manufacturing floors chosen around your process: the chemicals, heat, wheels and shutdown windows your plant actually has.
Manufacturing Floor Coatings Matched to Your Process
A machine shop full of cutting fluids needs a different floor than a plating line full of acids, or a wash area cycling between hot water and a cold slab. One coating for the whole plant rarely works.
We walk the plant, note the chemicals, temperatures and traffic in each area, and recommend the right floor for each zone. Every job starts with moisture testing and diamond grinding so the coating bonds to sound concrete. Work is phased cell by cell, with night and weekend crews, so production keeps moving.
Legacy Industrial Coatings installs commercial and industrial epoxy flooring, polished concrete and floor coatings from Plano, Texas, across Dallas–Fort Worth, all of Texas and nationwide. See our commercial and industrial epoxy flooring and polished concrete pages.
Serving Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Richardson, Carrollton, Lewisville and the rest of North Texas, plus Houston, Austin, San Antonio and projects across Texas and nationwide.
Floors We Install Here
Where We Work in the Plant
Production floors
High-build epoxy or urethane cement that stands up to forklifts, pallet jacks and spills.
Machining cells
Chemical-resistant epoxy that sheds cutting oil and coolant and cleans up easily.
Hot wash stations
Urethane cement built for hot water and temperature swings, with rebuilt drain edges.
Plating and chemical handling
Novolac epoxy linings chosen for the specific acids and solvents in use.
Assembly aisles
Broadcast resin floors with marked walkways and smooth transitions for carts.
Walls and equipment pads
Integral cove base that keeps liquids and debris out of the corners.
Our Work
Recent Projects
Supplement Manufacturing · Dallas, TX
Dallas Supplement Manufacturing Plant: Bare Concrete Wash Room to Seamless Epoxy
A supplement manufacturer in Dallas had a bare, stained concrete floor in its production wash room. We prepared the slab and installed a seamless epoxy floor that is bright, easy to clean and built for daily wet cleaning.
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Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Plant · Dallas, TX
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Plant — 21,000 sq ft Polished Concrete
A 40-year-old pharmaceutical facility with badly cracked, undulating concrete needed a true high-gloss polish across 21,000 square feet — and zero production downtime. We worked overnight for four nights, filled every crack and divot with polyurea, and delivered an 800-grit polished slab the day shift never saw being built.
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Manufacturing Flooring Questions
How much does a manufacturing floor coating cost?
Our standard high-traffic epoxy floors typically run about $3.50 to $10 per square foot. Size drives most of that range: large open floors land near the low end and small rooms near the high end. Prep, moisture, repairs and after-hours phasing also move the number, so we confirm it with a site walk or plans. Urethane cement in hot, wet or chemical areas runs about $21 per square foot.
Epoxy or urethane cement?
It depends on the area. Urethane cement is best for wet areas and temperature swings. Epoxy suits dry machining, assembly and storage. Many plants end up with both, plus novolac epoxy where aggressive chemicals are present.
Can you coat over an oil-soaked floor?
Sometimes. We check how deep the oil goes, then clean, grind or remove the contaminated concrete as needed. A heavier topcoat will not lock oil in, so we sort this out on the site walk and put the repair plan in the bid.
Can production keep running?
Yes. We plan the work cell by cell with your production team, isolate each zone, and use night and weekend crews. Each area goes back into service once it has cured for its traffic.
Get a bid on your manufacturing floor
Send plans or a scope. Site walk within 1–3 business days; full bid within 24 hours of receiving plans.
Request Information
Tell us about your project and we'll follow up within one business day.
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