Proformance Floors

Floors for warehouses and distribution.

Big slabs, dock doors, forklifts and racking. The floor is the busiest piece of equipment in the building and it has to stay working.

Manufacturing plant floor in grey epoxy with yellow safety striping
Warehouse floor with fresh yellow safety striping
Warehouse floor with yellow line striping

Dusting slabs and torn up dock zones.

Warehouse concrete dusts under forklift traffic, pits at the dock doors, and cracks along the joints. Product gets dusty, tires wear, and the floor looks worse every quarter.

Polished concrete with densifier is the usual answer for the main floor: it hardens the slab, stops the dusting, brightens the building and takes forklift traffic without a coating to wear through. Dock zones and battery charging areas get a coating built for impact and chemicals.

Line striping, aisle marking and pedestrian lanes go on last. Work is phased by zone so receiving and shipping keep moving.

Main floor
Polished concrete with densifier
Dock and charging
Industrial epoxy or urethane
Marking
Aisles, dock zones, pedestrian lanes, hazard striping
Scheduling
Phased by zone, nights and weekends
Pricing
$2 to $18 per square foot installed

Floors like yours.

Manufacturing plant floor in grey epoxy with yellow safety striping
Plant floor with yellow line striping and racking
Warehouse floor with fresh yellow safety striping
Warehouse floor with yellow line striping
Polished warehouse floor under a blue steel roof
Large open commercial floor, polished

Warehouses and distribution questions.

Can you do it without shutting down receiving?
Yes. Warehouse floors are done in zones, usually overnight or on weekends, with racking and traffic moved one area at a time.
Will polished concrete take forklift traffic?
Yes. A densified, polished slab is harder than the original concrete and there is no coating to wear through. It is the standard floor in distribution.
What about the dock doors?
Dock zones take impact, water and forklift pivots. They get a thicker coating system, often with quartz for grip, and are usually the first area done.

Every review, five stars.

★★★★★

Will use Proformance floors again and recommend them to anyone needing a flooring treatment. Mr. Simon was very quick to get a quote to me, and without the mark up that a few other installers quoted me. The quality and price are unmatched.

Travis Sernulka · Google
★★★★★

Craig and his team did an outstanding job epoxying our garage floor. He was also prompt with correcting a few minor issues after the job was done. We give Proformance Floors our highest recommendation.

Randall Weytens · Google
★★★★★

They were able to get right out and complete the job, days after requesting a quote. This allowed us to have the job done before moving into the new house. We highly recommend their services!

Justin Crain · Google
Twenty two reviews on Google. Every one of them five stars. Read them all on Google

Let's talk about your floor.

Tell us what you have and where it is. We will come look at it, tell you what it needs, and give you a number.

Or call (520) 381-9229

craig@proformancefloors.com