Specialty Service
What a Factory Floor Needs
A factory floor coating is a high-build resin system engineered for heavy equipment loads, continuous traffic and easy cleaning, installed in phases so production never fully stops. Where a process is sensitive to static, we build an ESD anti-static system that dissipates charge through a grounded floor.
A manufacturing floor has three demands above all. It has to carry heavy, continuous load, machinery, loaded racking and forklift lanes, so it needs a high-build system over a properly profiled slab. It has to be installed with minimal downtime, because a stopped line costs real money, so the work is phased bay by bay and scheduled off-hours. And in electronics, powder and some assembly environments it has to be ESD (electrostatic-discharge) anti-static, built with a conductive primer and a grounded topcoat that holds surface resistance in the target 1 x 10^6 to 1 x 10^9 ohm range so static drains away instead of building and arcing. A seamless, cleanable surface also keeps dust and contamination out of your product.
The System We Install and How Long It Takes
We build an epoxy or polyaspartic high-build system, 20 to 40 mils or thicker in a heavy bay, over a shot-blasted CSP 3 to 5 slab. For static-sensitive areas we install an ESD system with a conductive layer tied to ground through copper strips at regular intervals. It is our own Duralast system. It cures to foot traffic in about 24 hours and forklift traffic in about 72 hours, and phased scheduling means a section is back under load in about a day while the rest of the plant keeps running.
Every floor gets the same six-step process: we grind the slab to a CSP 1 to 3 profile, patch cracks and spalls, moisture-test and prime the concrete, apply the base coat, broadcast the chips and seal it with a clear topcoat.
Built for Indiana Winters
Loading docks, unheated warehousing bays and the slab inside overhead doors take freeze-thaw and road salt like an outdoor slab. We spec those transition zones for the cold and chloride so the coating does not scale where trucks track brine in all winter.
What It Costs
We price every floor in person with a free on-site estimate. The cost depends on the square footage, the slab's condition and moisture, the coating system and build, and any off-hours scheduling. You get a straight, written price before any work starts.
Where We Work
We install factory floor coating across Fort Wayne, Northeast Indiana and adjacent Northwest Ohio, including Fort Wayne, New Haven, Huntertown, Auburn and the surrounding communities. (See all service areas)
Our General Manager Is on Every Job
Founded in 2014, Duration keeps general manager Dan Diven on-site for every job, with a crew of 10 and 4,500 projects across Fort Wayne and Northeast Indiana, holding a 5.0 rating from 102 Google reviews. This service is part of our commercial floor coating work.
