Shops and warehouses
Large open slabs in solid colour or flake, scheduled around your hours so you are shut for as little as possible.
All six
What we coat
Floors that get swept twenty times a day.
A salon, a barbershop or a shop office floor is walked on all day and cleaned all day. A seamless flake floor has no grout line to scrub and no seam for hair, dust and water to get into.
Call or text (801) 441-8054
Estimates are free, and done in person on your slab.
The job behind the photograph.
Front of house floors are judged on how they look at four in the afternoon after a full day of feet, not on how they looked when they were laid. Tile has grout, vinyl has seams, and both of them hold the dirt. A coated concrete floor is one continuous surface from wall to wall, so a broom or a mop takes everything with it and there is nowhere for anything to collect.
The tint shop office and bathroom on this site are that kind of job: flake broadcast by hand across the base coat, scraped flat, then the polyaspartic over the top, and done around the shop staying open. Flake is the usual choice front of house because it hides scuffs and dust between cleans and because the blend can be picked to sit with the room. Bring a colour you like to the estimate.
The topcoat is what makes it a working floor. Polyaspartic is chemical resistant, so hair colour, cleaning products and whatever gets dropped wipe off it, and it is anti scratch, so chair legs and trolley wheels do not mark it. An anti slip additive goes in where the floor is going to be wet, which in a salon is most of it.
Seamless
Wall to wall
No grout, no seams, nothing for hair and dust to get into. One surface to clean.
Chemicals
Wipe off
Colour, bleach and cleaning products do not mark a polyaspartic topcoat.
Open during
Planned around you
The tint shop office on this site was done around the shop’s own hours.
Wet areas
Anti slip on request
An additive in the topcoat where the floor is going to be mopped or splashed.
Free estimate
Get a number on the floor.
The space, roughly how big it is and what the concrete is doing now is enough to start with. Someone comes out, stands on the slab and gives you a number.
