Overview
Shop & Pole Barn Floors
Pole barn and shop slabs are often large, older or poured with minimal finishing. That makes prep even more important. We grind the whole surface and repair the problem areas, then install a system matched to the use.
The photo on this page shows decorative flake being installed across a large shop-style floor.
Benefits
Why it matters
Built to last
Resinous systems are chosen for abrasion and chemical resistance.
Safer and brighter
A light, sealed floor reflects light and shows spills. Slip-resistant options are available.
Proper prep
Large slabs get ground and repaired, with joints and cracks addressed before coating.
Suited to the building
We consider temperature swings, moisture and how the floor is used.
What's included
How we do it
- Grinding and surface profiling
- Crack, joint and spall repair
- Moisture check on slabs
- Full-flake or solid-color systems
- Clear protective topcoat
- Slip-resistant options
FAQ
Shop & Pole Barn Floors questions
What coatings do you offer for shop floors?
Epoxy and polyaspartic systems, including full-flake and solid-color finishes. We will recommend one after seeing the floor and hearing how it is used.
How do you make a coating last in a pole barn?
By preparing the slab properly, repairing cracks and joints, checking moisture, and choosing a system suited to the building.
Can you repair the existing concrete first?
Yes. Crack, joint and pitting repair is part of our process. See concrete repair & prep.
Do you offer slip-resistant options?
Yes. Let us know where it gets wet or slick.
Are your coatings suitable for commercial spaces in Ohio?
Yes. See commercial & industrial.
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Need shop & pole barn floors?
Free estimates. Tell us about your floor and we will get back to you.