Warehouse Floor Epoxy in Somerville
Tannery Road warehouses, distribution tenants, and storage facilities near the Route 22/I-287 interchange. Somerville warehouse slabs - many dating to the 1960s - take forklift traffic, pallet jack loads, and truck-bay water intrusion. We build systems for those conditions, not residential formulas on a bigger floor.
Warehouse Floor System Options
Different systems suit different traffic and chemical loads. We match the system to your operation.
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Urethane Cement
Industrial-grade system for extreme temperatures, thermal shock, and aggressive chemicals. Common in food processing and facilities with steam cleaning. Handles forklift traffic and heavy impact.
Epoxy Mortar
Heavy-duty trowel-applied system for damaged or uneven slabs. Builds thickness, fills cracks, and resists impact. Ideal for loading docks, high-traffic lanes, and areas with heavy equipment.
Polished Concrete
No coating to recoat. Mechanical polishing creates a dense, dust-free surface that handles forklifts and heavy traffic for 20+ years. Reduces lighting costs through reflectivity.
Self-Leveling Concrete
Seamless, high-build system that handles forklift traffic and heavy loads. Self-leveling fills minor imperfections and creates a smooth, durable surface.
What Somerville warehouse floors deal with
Older warehouse slabs under heavy use need the right approach.
Thinner pours with wider joints and potential subsurface voids. We assess before specifying and use joint-fill and patching where needed.
Point loads from loaded forklifts and hard-wheel pallet jacks concentrate force. We spec build thickness to absorb impact without cracking.
Drive-in bays on Tannery Road see rain and wash-down water. We coat with systems rated for repeated wet-dry cycling and verify drainage slope.
Shutting the whole warehouse is rarely an option. We zone the floor and provide a written handoff schedule per section.
Somerville warehouse floors
Tannery Road and borough-edge warehouse buildings were mostly built in the 1960s when slab specs were different. Thinner pours, wider joints, and decades of forklift and pallet-jack traffic have left surfaces spalled, cracked, and dusting.
We assess slab thickness and condition, specify the right primer and build thickness for your traffic loads, and phase the work so you maintain operational access throughout the install.
How We Install Warehouse Epoxy Flooring
Workmanship Warranty Included
We stand behind every warehouse floor installation with a written warranty. Heavy-duty systems, proper prep, and phased installation mean your floor is built for the long haul.
What you get
Beneficios Clave
- Forklift-rated system with impact and abrasion resistance
- Joint and spall repair on aging slabs
- Phased installation to maintain warehouse access
- Truck-bay coating rated for water and wet-dry cycling
- Aisle striping and safety markings available
Ideal Para
Warehouse tenants on Tannery Road and the Route 22 corridor who need a heavy-duty floor on a 1960s-era slab without shutting down operations.
Qué Esperar
We walk the facility, assess the slab, map forklift routes and load areas, and quote a phased install. Work proceeds zone by zone with clear handoff times.
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Warehouse Floor Epoxy FAQ for Somerville
Can you coat a warehouse floor without shutting us down?
Yes. We divide the floor into zones and coat one section at a time. You get a written schedule showing when each zone is back in service. Aisles stay open when possible.
Will the coating handle loaded forklifts?
Yes. We spec build thickness and topcoat hardness for your specific forklift loads. Sit-down riders, stand-up reach trucks, and pallet jacks are all accounted for.
What about the truck bays?
We coat drive-in bays with systems rated for water exposure and repeated wet-dry cycling. Drainage slope is checked before coating. Slip-resistant texture is added for safety.
Can you add aisle striping?
Yes. Forklift lanes, pedestrian paths, and safety zones are embedded in the topcoat - not painted on top - so they last as long as the floor.
Get a quote for your Somerville warehouse floor
Forklift-rated systems on 1960s-era slabs. Phased installs, aisle striping, and truck-bay coatings for Tannery Road and Route 22 corridor warehouses.
Llámanos: (908) 916-3535