Worn, stained or peeling floor in your shop or warehouse? We plan the coating and the closure around how your space runs.
Commercial and industrial epoxy floor coatings in Concord, CA start with grinding the concrete to a set roughness the coating can grip. Then we lay down a resin system that stands up to your traffic, spills and cleaning.
When a shop owner or property manager calls Concord Precision Epoxy Flooring, the floor is usually worn through in the traffic lanes, stained, or peeling where an old coating let go, and the space can't sit empty for long. The price turns on how much prep the slab needs, how much moisture it's holding, any line striping and when we can work. The schedule turns on the system you pick and how many days you can close. After I see the floor, you get a written estimate with the reasons behind it.
I come out to every job myself, check what's on the floor and how it's holding up, and write the estimate. When the work starts, I'm on site with our crew, so the person who planned your floor is there when it goes down.
I started this business in Concord in 2023 after years of summer work on flooring and concrete crews. We're known for getting the slab right before anything goes on top of it, because most failed floors I've looked at went wrong underneath, not in the coating.
We're licensed and insured, and I'll walk you through why we picked the system we did. Call (925) 536-0504 weekdays from 6 AM to 11 PM or weekends from 7 AM to 11 PM, or send us the contact form.
Send us the floor size, what the space is used for and the hours it can close, and we'll reply within one business day. I'll set a time to look at the floor in person and give you a free written estimate with the reasons behind it, and there's no pressure to book.
In Concord, the city's Project Pal tool shows which permits a project requires. Before we schedule, we check with the office that covers your address, and if the work needs a permit, we take care of the application and plan the job around it. You can also call the Concord Permit Center at 925-671-3107. Grinding is the dusty step, and California's silica rule covers that dust on construction work, which includes renovating and painting a building that's already standing. For walk-behind floor grinders it lists a water feed or a dust collector the grinder's maker recommends. Indoors it calls for a HEPA-filtered vacuum that traps fine dust to clear loose dust between passes, so that's how our crew sets up inside your space.
We're based in Concord and work in the cities around it, from Walnut Creek and Pleasant Hill out to Antioch and over to Vallejo, and if your city isn't listed, just ask. On business floors around here we often find an older coating or sealer that has to come off first, or slabs that have been patched over the years, so I look for both on the walk-through.
Installed commercial epoxy flooring across the US usually costs about $3 to $12 per square foot, going by national figures for 2026. Where your floor lands in that range comes down to the prep, moisture, striping and schedule covered above. You'll get your own number in writing after I've seen the floor.
A traditional epoxy system can take 3 to 7 days before the floor is ready for full traffic, so that's the window to plan around. The top coat changes it too, because a polyaspartic top coat takes foot traffic the next morning and forklifts in 24 to 48 hours, while a standard urethane top coat needs 3 to 5 days before heavy loads. Tell me how many days you can close, and I'll match the system to it.
Standard epoxy isn't ideal for a commercial kitchen, because hot water and sudden temperature swings are hard on it. Urethane cement is the usual choice for kitchens and food processing. Expect a heavy-duty system that costs more than the floors used in warehouses and shops, and see our urethane cement flooring page for that work.
A properly specified and installed system lasts 10 to 20 years. Heavy-traffic areas may need a fresh top coat every 5 to 7 years, so it's worth putting a recoat for your busiest lanes in the long-term maintenance budget.
Moisture in the slab is a common cause, because concrete that isn't dry enough before coating can lead to blistering, the coating letting go and even mold. That's why we check moisture before the coating goes down, and the install date follows the results. One meter maker's guide says the standard in-slab humidity test needs a 24-hour wait before readings are recorded, so testing takes time before coating can start.
