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Commercial Epoxy Flooring Contractor
Epoxy Armor Systems installs commercial epoxy flooring and polyaspartic floor coatings for businesses throughout Sacramento, Rancho Cordova, Roseville, Elk Grove, Folsom and the Central Valley. Since 2008, our crews have turned worn, stained and dusty concrete into seamless floors that stand up to foot traffic, carts, forklifts, spills and daily cleaning, and still look sharp for customers and inspectors.
Every commercial project starts with a site visit and a close look at your slab, so the system we recommend fits how your space is actually used. We schedule installs around your operating hours to keep downtime short. We install commercial epoxy floors for:
Food & Beverage
Automotive
Retail Spaces
General Manufacturing
Restrooms
Healthcare
Office/Corporate
Government
Industries We Serve
Commercial Epoxy Flooring for Every Industry
Every business uses its floor differently. Here's how we install commercial epoxy floors for the spaces we work in most.
Food & Beverage
Commercial kitchens, breweries, wineries, bakeries and food processing rooms need floors that won't absorb spills or hide bacteria. A seamless epoxy floor gives you the smooth, durable, nonabsorbent and easily cleanable surface health codes call for (see the FDA Food Code), with slip-resistant textures for wet areas.
Automotive
Dealership showrooms, service bays, auto repair shops and detail centers take a beating from hot tires, oil, coolant, brake fluid and rolling jacks. Our commercial epoxy and polyaspartic systems resist chemical staining and hot tire pickup, clean up with a mop, and give your shop a bright, professional look customers notice.
Retail Spaces
A retail floor has to look good and stay that way under constant foot traffic. Decorative flake and solid-color epoxy floors give stores, showrooms and salons a clean, modern finish in colors that fit your brand, without the waxing, stripping and buffing that VCT and sealed concrete need.
General Manufacturing & Warehouses
Warehouses, fabrication shops and production floors need concrete that won't dust, crack or stain under forklifts, pallet jacks and dropped parts. We diamond grind the slab and install a commercial-grade epoxy system that protects the concrete, brightens the space by reflecting light and stands up to heavy daily use.
Restrooms
Grout lines and porous concrete trap moisture and odors in high-use restrooms. A seamless epoxy floor seals the surface so there's nowhere for urine and bacteria to soak in, making public and employee restrooms faster to clean and fresher smelling. See the restroom before and after photos below.
Healthcare
Medical and dental offices, clinics and veterinary hospitals clean their floors constantly with strong disinfectants. Epoxy creates a seamless, nonporous surface that stands up to those cleaners, supports infection-control routines, and handles rolling carts and equipment.
Office & Corporate
Break rooms, lobbies, hallways, mechanical rooms and storage areas all benefit from a floor that's tough and easy to maintain. Choose a solid color or a decorative flake blend, like the Carrera, Schist and Dunes Tan finishes in our gallery below, to fit your workspace.
Government & Public Facilities
Public works yards, fire stations, maintenance shops and other public facilities need floors built for heavy use and a long service life. We're a licensed and insured California contractor (#990361), and our own in-house crews, never subcontractors, install systems that hold up to vehicles, equipment and daily cleaning.
Commercial Epoxy Flooring for Your Business
Commercial epoxy flooring gives your business a floor that works as hard as your team does. It’s seamless, so there are no grout lines or cracks for dirt, liquids and bacteria to settle into. It resists chemicals, oil, stains and abrasion, and it cleans up with a mop and a neutral cleaner, with no waxing or polishing. Because it seals the concrete, it also stops dusting and protects your slab. Add custom colors, flake blends and slip-resistant textures, and you get a safe, low-maintenance, good-looking floor with a lower lifetime cost than most commercial flooring.
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Commercial Floor Coating Systems We Install
Every system we install starts with a diamond-ground slab and a 100% solids epoxy base coat that bonds to the concrete. From there, we build the finish your space needs:- Solid-color epoxy: a clean, uniform finish, like the Solid Light Gray and Solid White floors in our gallery, for warehouses, hallways, back rooms and production areas.
- Decorative flake epoxy: vinyl chips broadcast to full coverage over the base coat, for a textured, multi-color finish that hides dirt and wear in showrooms, offices, break rooms and restrooms. Choose from over 30 colors in stock, or a custom blend.
- Polyaspartic topcoat: a tough, UV-stable clear coat applied by squeegee and back-rolled for full coverage. It protects against fading, staining and hot tire marks.
- Built-in traction: our floors are finished with texture, not glass-smooth, to give better footing in kitchens, entries, restrooms and other wet areas and help you meet OSHA walking-working surface requirements.
Our Commercial Epoxy Installation Process
Our 4-step installation process has been refined over 30,000+ floors since 2008. Here's what a commercial install looks like:- Free estimate. We look at the size and condition of your space and give you a free estimate. Installs can usually be scheduled with a few days' notice, or 1–2 weeks during our busy season.
- Diamond grind. The entire slab is mechanically ground with a diamond head to create the surface profile epoxy needs to bond. We don't use water or acid, and oil and surface stains come up during grinding.
- Crack repair. Chips, cracks and broken edges are filled with a two-part concrete mender and ground flush once cured. The floor is then swept, vacuumed and blown off to remove all loose debris.
- Base coat and flake. A 100% solids epoxy base coat bonds to the concrete and sets the base color. For flake floors, vinyl chips are broadcast to full coverage.
- Topcoat. The floor is scraped and excess chips are vacuumed, then a polyaspartic topcoat is applied with a squeegee and back-rolled for complete coverage.
- Back to business. Foot traffic can return 24 hours after we finish, equipment and furniture can go back in after 48 hours, and vehicles after 72 hours. In colder months, we recommend adding a day.
How Much Does Commercial Epoxy Flooring Cost in Sacramento?
Commercial epoxy flooring is priced per square foot, and we've streamlined our process to keep that cost competitive. Your price depends on:- Square footage: the size of the area to be coated.
- Slab condition: normal cracks, chips and oil stains are handled in our standard prep. Removing tile, carpet or an old coating is an additional charge.
- Your finish: we carry over 30 colors in stock. Custom colors and blends are available for a small additional charge and usually take 1–2 weeks to arrive.
- The layout of your space: access, room count and how the work is scheduled around your business.
Commercial Epoxy Flooring Across Sacramento & Northern California
Epoxy Armor Systems is headquartered in Rancho Cordova and has installed over 30,000 floors since 2008. We install commercial epoxy flooring throughout Sacramento, Rancho Cordova, Folsom, Roseville, Elk Grove, Fair Oaks and the surrounding communities, and serve most of Northern California and the Central Valley. Not sure if you're in our area? Give us a call.
Commercial Epoxy Flooring FAQs
How long does commercial epoxy flooring last in a Sacramento business?
With proper diamond-grind prep and today's polyaspartic topcoats, you can expect many years of durability, even under daily traffic. Our floors are backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty that covers workmanship and materials, including fading, flaking, peeling and hot tire marks.
How long will my business be closed during the installation?
It depends on the size of the job. Smaller spaces can often be finished in a couple of days, while larger facilities take longer, and we'll give you a timeline with your estimate. Foot traffic can return 24 hours after we finish, equipment and furniture can go back in after 48 hours, and vehicles after 72 hours. In colder months, we recommend adding a day. We'll plan the schedule with you so your business is disrupted as little as possible.
Is commercial epoxy flooring slippery when wet?
Our floors are designed with texture for safety, not a glass-smooth finish, so they give better traction in kitchens, restrooms, entries and wash areas while staying easy to clean with mild soap and water.
Does epoxy flooring meet health code for restaurants in Sacramento County?
Health codes require floors in food prep and storage areas to be smooth, durable, nonabsorbent and easily cleanable. A properly installed seamless epoxy floor has all of those qualities, which is why it's widely used in commercial kitchens. Always confirm your plans with the Sacramento County Environmental Management Department for your specific project.
Can you install epoxy over existing tile, carpet or an old coating?
Yes. We remove the existing tile, carpet or coating as part of our prep so the new epoxy bonds directly to the concrete. Removal is an additional charge, and we'll include it in your free estimate.
What's the difference between epoxy and polyaspartic floor coatings?
Epoxy builds a thick, hard layer that bonds strongly to concrete, which makes it an ideal base coat. Polyaspartic cures faster, is more flexible and is UV-stable, so it resists yellowing. Our system uses both: a 100% solids epoxy base coat for strength and a polyaspartic topcoat for durability and a lasting finish.