Commercial Applications
Industrial & Warehouse Epoxy Flooring in DFW
Warehouse and distribution floors take a beating every day. Forklifts, pallet jacks, dropped loads, and constant foot traffic all wear a slab down fast. Legacy Industrial Coatings installs high-build epoxy and urethane resin systems that hold up to the punishment and keep your operation moving.
Our approach to industrial & warehouse floors
We install thick-mil epoxy mortar, self-leveling epoxy, and cementitious urethane systems sized to your load and traffic. Every job starts with proper slab prep — diamond grinding or shot blasting to lock the resin to the concrete.
Line striping, safety markings, and joint filling are all part of the scope. We can stage work in zones so racking never has to fully shut down.
What we solve
- Forklift wheels and pallet jacks that chew up bare concrete
- Oil, hydraulic fluid, and battery acid spills
- Dusting slabs that contaminate product
- Cracked control joints and worn saw cuts
- Fast turnaround needs — no room for long shutdowns
Systems we install
High-Build Epoxy Mortar
3/16" to 1/4" epoxy mortar for the toughest wheel and impact loads.
Cementitious Urethane
Handles thermal shock, chemical spills, and hot wash-downs.
Polished Concrete
Densified and diamond-polished slabs for showrooms and light-duty aisles.
Joint Filling & Repair
Semi-rigid polyurea to protect joints from spalling under wheel loads.
Industrial & Warehouse flooring FAQ
How long will a warehouse epoxy floor last?
A properly prepped high-build epoxy warehouse floor lasts 10 to 20 years under normal forklift traffic. Urethane systems can last even longer in harsh environments.
Can you install while we stay operational?
Yes. We phase the work by zone, work nights or weekends if needed, and use fast-cure resin so racking areas are back in service in hours.
Get a bid for your industrial & warehouse floor
Serving Dallas-Fort Worth and mobilizing nationwide on projects over 10,000 sq ft.