Commercial & Industrial Epoxy Flooring in Las Vegas
Floor coating systems for businesses that need durability, easier cleaning, and a finish that holds up to traffic, equipment, and daily wear
- Systems selected based on how your space is used (traffic, cleaning, equipment)
- Prep-first approach to help prevent peeling and early failure
- Clear scope and timeline so you can plan around downtime
Commercial & Industrial Services Included
Commercial Epoxy
Flooring
Best for: Retail, offices, restaurants, showrooms, and customer-facing spaces
A clean, professional-looking floor that’s easier to maintain and built to handle steady foot traffic, carts, and routine cleaning.
Industrial Epoxy
Floors
Best for: Warehouses, production areas, manufacturing, and heavy-use work zones
A tougher system designed for abrasion, impacts, and demanding environments where equipment and constant use are part of daily operations.
Metallic Epoxy for Business Interiors
Best for: Showrooms, lobbies, salons, and branded customer spaces
A high-gloss decorative finish that creates a premium look while still providing a sealed surface that’s easier to keep clean.
What’s the Best System for My Business?
High-performance surfacing designed for heavy traffic, safety compliance, and long-term operational efficiency.
Customer-Facing Spaces
Choose a commercial system focused on a clean look, easy maintenance, and the right balance of grip and appearance.
Heavy-Duty Operations
Choose an industrial system built for abrasion resistance and durability where performance matters more than appearance.
Sanitary & Clean Zones
Select a system designed to stay stable under frequent mopping and cleaning routines, with a surface that doesn’t trap grime.
Minimized Business Downtime
We can help plan scope and timing so you understand what the install involves and when the space can return to service.
What to Expect During Installation
Every facility is different, but the process follows a clear sequence:
Site Review + Surface Prep Plan
We review the space, the condition of the concrete, and how it’s used. Then we define the prep approach (repairs, grinding, and any special considerations).
Prep and
Repairs
We diamond-grind the concrete for adhesion and address cracks and damaged areas so the system has the best chance of long-term performance.
Apply the System
We apply the base layers and protective coats based on the environment—traffic level, wear type, and cleaning needs.
Cure and Return-to-Service
Cure time depends on the system and conditions. We provide a clear readiness schedule for foot traffic, equipment, and reopening.
What Impacts Your Quote
Commercial and industrial epoxy flooring pricing depends on what the slab needs and what the space demands. Key factors include:
Square footage
and layout complexity
Concrete condition
(cracks, pitting, spalling, old coatings)
Prep intensity
(repairs, grinding scope, surface restoration)
Use demands
(foot traffic vs equipment traffic, impact exposure)
Cleaning routine
(frequent mopping, disinfectants, washdowns)
Scheduling requirements
(tight windows, phased areas, access limits)
Fastest way to get a quote: share photos, approximate square footage, and how the space is used.
Is a Professional Coating Right for Your Business?
What’s the difference between commercial and industrial epoxy flooring?
Commercial systems focus on appearance, easy maintenance, and daily foot traffic. Industrial systems are built for heavier wear—equipment, abrasion, impacts, and demanding work environments.
Can you help minimize downtime?
Yes—during the quote process we’ll review your timeline, access needs, and how the space operates so you can plan around the project. Return-to-service timing depends on the system selected.
Is it slip-resistant?
It can be, depending on the finish and your needs. If traction is important (kitchens, back-of-house, wet areas), we can recommend options that improve grip while still keeping the floor practical to clean.
Will it hold up to forklifts, pallet jacks, and heavy traffic?
That depends on the system selection and the condition of the slab. For heavy-use spaces, we recommend industrial-grade options designed for abrasion and impact resistance.
How does it handle routine cleaning and disinfectants?
A sealed floor is easier to maintain, but the right system matters. We recommend coatings based on how your facility cleans—so the finish stays stable under real-world routines.
Can you coat over old epoxy, paint, or damaged concrete?
Often yes, but it depends on what’s on the slab and how sound it is. We’ll evaluate the surface and recommend the right prep and system.
How do I maintain it after installation?
Most commercial floors stay looking good with regular sweeping and a simple mop routine. We’ll share care guidance based on the finish you choose and the environment.
Ready to price your project?
To get the fastest, most accurate quote, send:
- Photos of the floor (wide shots + close-ups of cracks, spalling, or old coatings)
- Approximate square footage (or a floor plan if you have it)
- What the space is used for (retail, warehouse, kitchen, production, etc.)
- Traffic type (foot traffic, carts, pallet jacks, forklifts, equipment)
- Cleaning routine (mopping, disinfectants, washdowns)
- Your preferred timeline and access hours
Where We Work
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Why Choose REVELES?
| Feature | REVELES Epoxy | Standard Contractor | DIY Kit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Surface Prep | Diamond grind + moisture test | Acid etch | Acid etch (if any) |
| Coating Thickness | 16–20 mils | 8–12 mils | 3–5 mils |
| Warranty | 15 years | 1–3 years | None |
| Expected Lifespan | 20+ years | 5–10 years | 1–3 years |
| UV Stability | Yes — polyaspartic top | Varies | No |
| 10-Year Cost | One-time investment | May need re-coat | Multiple re-dos |