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Commercial Flooring Resource Center
Straight answers on what commercial floors cost, how the systems compare and how to plan an install, from the team that puts them down.
Pricing Guides
What drives the cost of a commercial floor, and how to get a number you can trust.
How Much Does Commercial Epoxy Flooring Cost Per Square Foot?Commercial high-traffic epoxy flooring typically costs about $3.50 to $10 per square foot, depending mostly on job size. Here is what moves the price.How Much Does Polished Concrete Cost Per Square Foot?Commercial polished concrete typically costs about $2.25 to $8 per square foot, depending mostly on job size, slab condition and the sheen you choose.
Floor Comparisons
Side-by-side answers for the choices facility teams ask about most.
Epoxy vs. Polished Concrete: Which Is Better for Warehouses?Polished concrete suits sound slabs in dry warehouse space. Epoxy wins where you need color, safety zones, chemical resistance or a cover over a damaged slab.Urethane Cement vs. Epoxy Flooring: Which Do You Need?Choose urethane cement where floors see hot water, steam, hot oil or thermal shock. Epoxy fits dry or lightly wet spaces that need color and a clean finish.Novolac vs. Standard Epoxy: Which Do You Need?Most floors only need standard epoxy. Choose novolac epoxy when the floor sees concentrated acids, strong solvents or constant heat, like battery rooms.Sealed vs. Polished Concrete: What's the Difference?Sealed concrete is cleaned, densified and protected with a sealer. Polished concrete is ground and refined so the slab itself becomes a durable, glossy floor.
Planning & Selection
Choosing the right floor for the space, and planning the install around your operation.
What Is the Best Flooring for Forklift Traffic?For most warehouses, the best forklift flooring is epoxy with a high-traffic urethane finish, or polished concrete on a sound slab. Heavy impact needs more.What Is the Best Flooring for a Commercial Kitchen?Urethane cement is the best floor for most commercial kitchens. It handles hot oil, boiling water and washdown, and installs seamless with integral cove base.ESD Flooring Requirements and TestingESD flooring requirements come from your static-control program, commonly ANSI/ESD S20.20. Floors are tested at handover and periodically to stay in range.How Long Does Commercial Epoxy Installation Take?Commercial epoxy installation can take a few days or a few weeks, depending on size, slab prep, moisture, repairs and cure time. Here is what sets the schedule.
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