Commercial Epoxy Flooring in Rochester, MN

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We install epoxy, polyaspartic and urethane cement floors for Rochester warehouses, shops, kitchens and clinics.


Commercial epoxy: $7 to $15 per sq ft installed.


Built for food code. Minnesota Rule 4626.1325 calls for smooth, durable, easily cleanable floors, and nonabsorbent floors where moisture hits.


Ground to profile. We diamond grind to the surface profile the coating maker calls for, then patch cracks and joints.


Back in service fast. Polyaspartic systems take foot traffic in 4 to 6 hours, so a shop can reopen the same day.

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Commercial Floor Systems

We Install

Empty warehouse with polished concrete floor

Warehouse and Distribution Floors

A 100% solids epoxy over a ground slab takes forklift and pallet traffic. Line striping marks aisles and loading zones.

Restaurant chairs and table on a smooth floor

Urethane Cement for Kitchens

Urethane cement handles hot washdowns, thermal shock and chemicals better than epoxy. It fits commercial kitchens, breweries and cold storage.

Classic cars parked inside a garage

Auto Shop and Service Bays

Oil, coolant and hot tires hit this floor every day. A polyaspartic topcoat resists hot tire pickup and wipes clean.

White chair on a coated green floor

Clinic, Lab and Office Floors

A seamless coating has no grout lines to trap dirt. It suits exam rooms, labs and break rooms in a medical town.

Blue and yellow coated floor next to a white wall

Retail and Showroom Floors

Metallic and quartz systems give a high-gloss look that stands up to foot traffic and carts.

Light reflected in a puddle on a wet floor

Anti-Slip Broadcast

Grit or quartz broadcast into the coat adds traction on wet floors, ramps and entries.

Commercial Epoxy Flooring Cost per Square Foot

Commercial Epoxy: $7 to $15

Heavier builds and topcoats for industrial and commercial use.

Polyaspartic: $7 to $12

Costs more, cures faster. Good for spaces that cannot close for days.

Polyurea: $6 to $9

A flexible coating that handles slab movement.

Water-Based Kits: 3 to 5 Years

Water-based epoxy typically lasts 3 to 5 years. Solid epoxy lasts 10 to 20.

Classic cars parked on a coated garage floor

How Long Is the Floor Out of Service?


Polyaspartic takes foot traffic in 4 to 6 hours and vehicles in about 24. Standard epoxy needs 24 to 72 hours for foot traffic and up to 7 days for vehicles. Cold slabs slow both down: cure time doubles for every 18°F drop below 70°F.

Why Rochester Businesses Coat Their Floors

Code-ready surfaces. Minnesota food code asks for smooth, durable, easily cleanable floors where food is handled.

Cleaner workrooms. OSHA requires workroom floors kept clean and, where feasible, dry. A sealed floor makes that easier.

Salt and slush. Rochester gets about 53 inches of snow a year. Boots and trucks track brine onto shop floors all winter.

Ready for a Commercial Floor That Lasts?

Free on-site estimate and moisture test. Call (507) 512-7779 or send the form.

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