How much does commercial epoxy flooring cost in Boise?
Commercial systems are priced by the square foot and by the build, since a warehouse rated for forklift traffic is a different system than a retail showroom. As a rough guide, professional systems generally run from a few dollars per square foot for a standard solid-color floor up into the higher range for high-build, chemical-resistant, or metallic finishes. Slab condition and crack repair affect the final number. We provide a free on-site estimate with firm, upfront pricing before any work begins.
Can your floors handle forklift and heavy traffic?
Yes. For warehouse and shop environments we install high-build, 100% solids epoxy systems rated for forklift, pallet-jack, and vehicle traffic. The right build thickness and a durable polyaspartic or polyurea topcoat are what carry those loads without chipping. We spec the system to the actual loads your floor sees.
Will the coating resist oil, chemicals, and wash-down?
A properly installed epoxy system is sealed and non-porous, so oil, hydraulic fluid, antifreeze, and most shop chemicals sit on top instead of soaking in. For auto shops, manufacturing, and other heavy-chemical environments we select systems with enhanced chemical-resistance ratings and add anti-slip aggregate at wash bays and lifts.
How long does a commercial install take, and how much downtime?
It depends on square footage, slab condition, and the number of coats. A typical project runs one to several days from prep through final topcoat, with cure time between layers. We schedule and sequence the work around your operating hours wherever possible to keep downtime to a minimum, and we give you a specific timeline in the quote.
Why not just use a DIY or big-box epoxy kit?
Hardware-store kits use thin, water-based epoxy and skip the steps that make a floor last: diamond grinding, moisture testing, crack repair, and commercial-grade materials. They tend to look good for a few months, then peel where hot tires sit. Our multi-coat commercial systems are built to last 10 to 20 years with proper installation and normal maintenance.
Can you coat an old or cracked concrete floor?
Yes, and we do it often. Old concrete needs to be mechanically profiled by diamond grinding or shot blasting, and cracks and spalling are repaired before coating. As long as the slab is structurally sound and free of serious moisture problems, age is not a barrier. We do not coat over wide or actively moving cracks until the underlying concrete issue is addressed.
Does epoxy hold up to Idaho's freeze-thaw cycles?
A bonded, professionally installed system holds up well because it is keyed into the slab rather than sitting on the surface. Epoxy is temperature-sensitive during install, so we schedule for the right conditions or bring the space up to temperature with heaters and never rush a cold-weather cure. That is exactly the kind of detail a DIY kit skips.
What warranty do you offer?
We back every installation with a 10-year workmanship warranty covering peeling, delamination, and coating failure caused by installation defects. We are a Boise-based company, so if anything ever needs attention you are dealing with the same local crew that did the work. Call
(208) 285-7685 for details.
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