We coat virtually any concrete surface in a commercial or industrial setting. Our clients include auto dealership service bays, warehouses, manufacturing floors, commercial kitchens, restaurants, breweries, bakeries, retail stores, showrooms, vet clinics, dog kennels, gyms, locker rooms, churches, commercial bathrooms, and office lobbies. If your business has concrete floors, we have a system engineered for it.

Standard epoxy is brittle, UV-sensitive, and prone to peeling under heavy traffic, chemical exposure, and Colorado's temperature swings. In high-traffic commercial environments like kitchens, auto bays, and warehouses, epoxy inevitably chips, peels, and traps bacteria in the cracks.

Polyaspartic is 4x more abrasion-resistant than epoxy, 100% UV stable, chemically impervious, and flexible enough to handle freeze-thaw cycles without cracking. It is also non-porous — meaning spills, oils, brake fluid, and cleaning chemicals cannot penetrate the surface. For a commercial floor, that is the difference between a coating that lasts years and one that fails in months.

Most commercial installations are completed in one to two days depending on square footage, surface condition, and the number of coats required. Because polyaspartic cures significantly faster than epoxy, your business can return to full operation in as little as 48 hours after the crew finishes. For large-scale industrial projects, we provide a detailed phasing plan so you can keep portions of your facility operational during the installation.

Yes. Our commercial polyaspartic systems are slip-resistant by design. The decorative flake broadcast creates a natural texture profile, and we can add aluminum oxide to the topcoat for additional slip resistance in high-risk areas such as commercial kitchens, locker rooms, and ramps. All installations meet OSHA slip-resistance standards for commercial and industrial environments.

Proper surface preparation is the single most important factor in the longevity of a commercial floor coating. We use industrial diamond-bit grinders to mechanically remove the weak top layer of the concrete — called laitance — and open the concrete pores to achieve the correct Concrete Surface Profile (CSP) for bonding. We also perform a full CSP analysis before beginning any commercial project. This is what separates a permanent installation from a coating that peels within a year.

Yes — and we do it regularly. We never simply coat over a failed system. Our process involves mechanically removing the failed coating down to clean, sound concrete before applying our polyaspartic system. Painting over a failed floor only delays the next failure. We fix it once, and we fix it right. You can watch us remove a failed epoxy system from a local Colorado Springs bakery in the video on this page.

Yes. We stand behind every commercial installation with a warranty against peeling and delamination. Our Industrial Grade Protocol — diamond-bit prep, polyaspartic primer coat, second polyaspartic coat with full flake broadcast, and UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat — is engineered to be the last floor coating your business ever needs. Warranty terms are provided in writing with every project bid.

Click the Submit Bid Request Online button on this page or call us directly at 719-359-7312. For large-scale commercial and industrial projects, Steve and his team provide a detailed written bid that includes a Technical Surface Profile (CSP) Analysis and a high-performance phasing and continuity plan so your operations experience minimal disruption.

Yes. Colorado Springs Garage Floors is fully licensed and insured for both residential and commercial floor coating projects in Colorado. We carry general liability insurance and can provide certificates of insurance upon request for commercial property managers, general contractors, and facility managers who require documentation before work begins.

Polyaspartic floors are among the easiest commercial floors to maintain. The non-porous surface resists oils, chemicals, road salt, and bacteria, so daily cleaning requires nothing more than a broom, mop, or auto-scrubber with a mild commercial cleaner. No waxing, re-sealing, or specialty products are ever required. For high-traffic food service environments, the surface is compatible with standard commercial kitchen cleaning protocols.