Commercial epoxy flooring in Green Bay, WI
Commercial Specialists

Heavy-duty epoxy floors forwarehouses, retail and industry.

Forklift-rated, chemical-resistant epoxy and urethane systems engineered for warehouses, restaurants, retail, manufacturing and industrial facilities across Northeast Wisconsin.

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10-Year Warranty
1–2 day install
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What kind of floor are you looking to coat?

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The Problem

Tired of dealing with your commercial?

  • Worn, cracked warehouse slab slowing down operations
  • Chemical spills and oil eating away at unprotected concrete
  • Slippery floors creating safety and OSHA concerns
  • Long shutdown times from traditional flooring installs

The M&R Result

A floor you'll love for 20+ years.

  • Forklift-rated, abrasion-resistant floor that lasts decades
  • Chemical, oil and salt resistance built into the system
  • Slip-resistant aggregate for OSHA-friendly safety
  • Fast installs with weekend turnarounds to minimize downtime
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Why epoxy for your commercial

Built specifically for commercial performance.

Forklift-rated

High-build epoxy and urethane systems handle pallet jacks, forklifts and heavy traffic.

Chemical resistant

Stands up to oils, solvents, food acids and cleaning chemicals.

Safety-built

Add slip-resistant aggregate, line striping and safety colors to spec.

Fast turnarounds

Weekend and overnight installs available to keep your operation running.

Specs

The technical stuff.

Every commercial we install is engineered for Wisconsin conditions and built to outlast the slab beneath it.

Systems
Epoxy, urethane mortar, polyaspartic
Install time
2–5 days depending on size
Walk on
24 hours
Forklift on
48–72 hours
Lifespan
20+ years
Warranty
10-Year Warranty
Pricing
Custom — free written quote

Commercial Reviews

What commercial customers say.

"M&R installed our warehouse floor over a single weekend. Forklift traffic Monday morning, zero downtime. Two years in and it still looks new."
Lindsay G.
Green Bay, WI
"We needed a USDA-friendly floor for our kitchen. The urethane mortar system is bulletproof — handles hot oil, cleaning chemicals and dropped pans no problem."
Brent S.
Appleton, WI
"Crew was professional, on schedule and the line striping is razor-sharp. Our shop has never looked better."
Kayla & Ryan F.
Kaukauna, WI

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Commercial FAQs

Common questions about commercial epoxy flooring.

How is commercial epoxy flooring priced?

Commercial coating projects are priced based on total square footage, concrete condition, required surface preparation, repairs, coating specification and how the space is used. Larger projects may also require scheduling around business operations. We provide project-specific written estimates.

How much downtime should we plan for?

Most commercial installs are completed in a matter of days depending on square footage and prep required. We stage the work and can schedule around your operations, including nights and weekends, to keep downtime to a minimum.

Can you work around our production or business hours?

Yes. We plan the install in sections or off-hours where the facility requires it, so critical areas stay accessible while the coating cures.

What kind of facilities do you coat?

Warehouses, manufacturing and production floors, mechanic and fabrication shops, retail spaces, restaurants and back-of-house areas, and other commercial and industrial concrete.

Will the floor stand up to chemicals, oil and heavy traffic?

We specify high-build epoxy and urethane systems for chemical, oil and abrasion resistance, with slip-resistant aggregate where safety requires it. The specification is matched to what the floor actually has to handle.

How is the concrete prepared?

The slab is mechanically prepared with diamond grinding or shot blasting rather than acid etching, and cracks, joints and spalled areas are repaired before coating. Proper preparation is what determines how long a commercial floor lasts.