Warehouse Floor Repair
Broken joints, spalls, cracks, worn coatings and faded striping slow down forklifts and wear out equipment. We repair warehouse floors across Dallas–Fort Worth and Texas in phases, at night and on weekends, so shipping keeps moving.
How Do You Repair a Warehouse Floor?
You repair a warehouse floor by fixing the slab first and the surface second. Failed joints are cut out and refilled, spalls and cracks are patched flush, then worn coatings and striping are ground off and replaced so forklifts roll smooth again.
We start with a site walk to see what is failing and why, then plan the work zone by zone around your operation. At a 40,000 SF distribution center in Plano, we removed faded, poorly installed striping and replaced it with epoxy, a high-traffic urethane finish and new striping in about two weeks.
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.
What We Repair in Warehouses
Failing joints
Broken, empty or chipped joints are cleaned out and refilled so wheels stop slamming across them.
Spalls and cracks
Chipped edges, pop-outs and cracks are patched and ground flush with the surrounding slab.
Forklift damage
Gouges, ruts and worn traffic lanes are rebuilt before they grow into bigger slab problems.
Worn or peeling coatings
Failed coatings are ground off and replaced with a floor sized to your traffic.
Faded striping
Worn aisle lines and safety markings are removed and redone so they stay bright and visible.
Phased around operations
Night, weekend and zone-by-zone work keeps receiving, picking and shipping running.
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And more — pharmaceutical manufacturers, GCs and property managers across DFW and nationwide.
FAQ
Warehouse Floor Repair Questions
Can you repair our warehouse floor while we stay open?
Yes. Most warehouse repairs are phased zone by zone, with racks, aisles and docks taken out of service a section at a time. We also work nights and weekends so the busiest hours stay clear, and confirm when each area can take traffic again before we schedule.
How much does warehouse floor repair cost?
It depends on how much is failing and what caused it: how many feet of joints, the size and depth of spalls, whether old coatings come off, striping, and how much after-hours phasing you need. A site walk lets us see the slab and give you a firm price instead of a guess.
Should we repair joints before coating or polishing?
Yes. Joints and cracks are repaired first so the new floor has a sound, flush surface underneath it. Coating over a failing joint just hides the problem until the joint breaks the coating too. Repairs are ground flush so they blend into the finished floor.
Do we need a full new floor or just repairs?
Often just repairs. If the slab is sound and the damage is limited to joints, spalls and worn lanes, targeted repairs and new striping may be all you need. If the coating is failing across the building, a full recoat or new system makes more sense.
Tell us what's wrong with your floor
Send a few photos and the square footage. We'll walk the site within 1–3 business days and tell you whether it needs a repair, a recoat or a new floor.
Request Information
Tell us about your project and we'll follow up within one business day.
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