Start with how your business uses the floor
Our commercial coatings include diamond grinding, crack and joint repair, a polyurea base, full-broadcast flake, and a chemical-resistant polyaspartic top coat.
Your floor has a job to do. Before recommending a coating, we ask about traffic, equipment, spills, cleaning routines, and how much downtime your business can accommodate.
Armor Coating Co. prepares and coats commercial concrete floors across Duluth, Superior, and surrounding communities. We inspect the slab and provide a written scope so you know what is included and how the work will be scheduled.
Choose the system for the job
There is no single coating that suits every commercial floor. Epoxy, polyurea, and polyaspartic components have different uses; the full system needs to fit the concrete and the work happening on it.
We discuss abrasion, sunlight, chemicals, cleaning, and surface texture before recommending a system. A coating is not scratch-proof or slip-proof. Product limits and ongoing maintenance still matter.
For areas with specific sanitation or chemical-resistance requirements, we review those requirements before proposing a coating.
Floors for local businesses and working spaces
We work with businesses planning floors for shops, garages, showrooms, retail spaces, and other concrete work areas.
Tell us what happens on your floor each day. Vehicle loads, equipment, chemicals, cleaning practices, and moisture help determine whether a decorative flake system or another approach fits the space.
We will explain the preparation, finish, care requirements, and limitations in the proposed scope.
Plan the work around your business
The proposed scope covers preparation, repairs, coating layers, and the time needed before your floor returns to use.
A floor project should not leave you guessing about when the space can reopen. We discuss access, work areas, preparation, repairs, and cure time before setting the schedule.
Your crew will explain when foot traffic, equipment, and vehicles can return. Larger spaces or extensive repairs may require multiple days or a phased plan.
After installation, we provide care instructions for the selected system. Prompt spill cleanup and the right cleaning products help protect the finish.
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How It Works
1. Tell us about your project
Tell us about the space, approximate size, and condition of the concrete. Paul or Chad will follow up to answer questions and arrange an on-site estimate when needed.
2. Choose your finish
Tell us how you use the space and the look you have in mind. We will help you choose a coating system and flake blend that fit the project.
3. Know when your floor is ready
We explain the installation schedule and when you can use the finished floor. Timing depends on the concrete, repairs, coating system, and site conditions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Use our instant estimator for a planning figure based on floor size. Our minimum project price is $2,400. Final price depends on slab condition, repairs, access, coating system, and finish; Paul or Chad confirms an exact quote after reviewing the project.
Coating life depends on the condition of the slab, preparation, use, exposure, and maintenance. We mechanically prepare the concrete, repair damage as needed, and explain what to expect for your specific space.
Polyaspartic systems can cure faster than many traditional epoxy systems and offer strong abrasion and UV resistance. The right system and texture depend on the slab, where it is located, and how the space will be used.
Return-to-service time varies with the coating system, slab temperature, weather, and humidity. Your crew will give you project-specific times for foot traffic, furniture, vehicles, and equipment before leaving the job.
We use UV-stable finish coats designed to resist yellowing and discoloration. Product selection, exposure, maintenance, and installation conditions all affect long-term appearance.
Resealing needs vary with the coating system, wear, exposure, cleaning, and maintenance. We provide care instructions and can inspect the floor if the finish becomes worn or damaged.
Most residential projects can be completed in as little as one day. Timing depends on floor size, concrete repairs, moisture, access, weather, and the selected coating system; we explain the schedule before work begins.
Sweep or vacuum loose debris, then clean with water and a mild, non-abrasive cleaner. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive tools unless we confirm they are compatible with your coating system.
Many coating systems resist oil and common automotive fluids, but spills should still be cleaned promptly. Stain resistance depends on the product, exposure time, maintenance, and condition of the finish.
We start with the condition of your concrete and how you use the space. Moisture, traffic, sunlight, cleaning, and your preferred finish guide the recommendation. We explain the preparation and coating layers in your proposal.
Polyaspartic coatings are fast-curing protective finishes in the broader polyurea family. In a concrete floor system, they can provide abrasion resistance, chemical resistance, and UV stability when paired with proper preparation and compatible base coats.
Some polyaspartic systems can be used outdoors. We evaluate the concrete, drainage, moisture, exposure, and required texture before recommending a system for a patio, walkway, or other exterior surface.
Polyaspartic systems can be used in garages, shops, commercial spaces, patios, walkways, and some other concrete areas. We select the system and surface texture for the location, traffic, exposure, and maintenance needs.
Installation typically includes mechanical grinding, repairs, a compatible base coat, full flake broadcast when selected, scraping and cleanup, and a protective finish coat. The exact steps depend on the slab and system.
Application limits depend on the specific product, slab temperature, air temperature, moisture, and weather. We check jobsite conditions and schedule installation within the manufacturer’s requirements.
Polyaspartic systems can cure quickly, but actual cure and return-to-service times vary by product and jobsite conditions. We provide specific instructions for walking, furniture, vehicles, and equipment after installation.
Proper preparation, repairs, mixing, timing, and application all affect how a coating looks and performs. Armor Coating Co. uses professional grinding equipment and an experienced local crew to install the complete system.
Sometimes, but the existing coating and bond must be inspected first. Loose or failing material usually needs to be removed, and the floor must be mechanically prepared before a compatible new system is installed.
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Tell us about your garage, shop, patio, basement, or commercial floor. Get the process started on your free, no-obligation quote today. We will review the concrete, answer your questions, and explain the coating options clearly. Call (715) 934-9037 or send your project details to get started.