Commercial Flooring Systems

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FAQs

Common
Commercial Flooring
Questions

What’s the difference between commercial floor 
resurfacing and rejuvenation?

It depends on your facility’s environment and operational requirements. Resurfacing removes surface damage and applies a new coating, while rejuvenation involves deep cleaning and restoring the existing finish.

How often should I maintain commercial floors?

It depends on your facility’s environment and operational requirements. For example, polished concrete is a great fit for offices, warehouses and retail spaces due to its durability and low maintenance. In contrast, urethane and epoxy coatings are better suited for industrial areas exposed to chemicals, heavy equipment or frequent washdowns. Even within a single facility, the optimal floor system can vary based on the specific function of each space, from production zones to loading docks to employee breakrooms.

Can flooring repairs be done while my business stays open?

It depends on your facility’s environment and operational requirements. For example, polished concrete is a great fit for offices, warehouses and retail spaces due to its durability and low maintenance. In contrast, urethane and epoxy coatings are better suited for industrial areas exposed to chemicals, heavy equipment or frequent washdowns. Even within a single facility, the optimal floor system can vary based on the specific function of each space, from production zones to loading docks to employee breakrooms.

Do you offer services across the Canada?

It depends on your facility’s environment and operational requirements. For example, polished concrete is a great fit for offices, warehouses and retail spaces due to its durability and low maintenance. In contrast, urethane and epoxy coatings are better suited for industrial areas exposed to chemicals, heavy equipment or frequent washdowns. Even within a single facility, the optimal floor system can vary based on the specific function of each space, from production zones to loading docks to employee breakrooms.

Can my team handle ongoing flooring maintenance?

It depends on your facility’s environment and operational requirements. For example, polished concrete is a great fit for offices, warehouses and retail spaces due to its durability and low maintenance. In contrast, urethane and epoxy coatings are better suited for industrial areas exposed to chemicals, heavy equipment or frequent washdowns. Even within a single facility, the optimal floor system can vary based on the specific function of each space, from production zones to loading docks to employee breakrooms.

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How Can We Help
You?

Ready to streamline sanitation, simplify floor care and maintenance and extend the life of your floors and walls? Let’s discuss your facility’s unique needs and how our seamless wall and floor systems can help. Whether you need a custom color match, off-hours installation or staff training and support, we’re here to make it easy on your terms and timeline.

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