Specialty Service
What a Warehouse Floor Needs
A warehouse floor coating is a durable resin system that carries forklift traffic, marks out aisles and safety zones, and seals the slab so it stops dusting onto your inventory. The hard part in Indiana is the dock doors and unheated bays, where an interior-only coating scales and lifts, so those zones need a coating rated for the cold and road salt.
A warehouse floor has to do a few things very well. It has to carry forklift and pallet-jack traffic down the aisles without wearing through, so it needs a bonded, abrasion-resistant build. It has to be dust-free: bare concrete constantly sheds fine dust that settles on racking and product, and a sealed coating stops it. It needs aisle striping, dock numbering and safety zoning worked into the surface. And in Fort Wayne it has to survive the dock doors and unheated bays, where freeze-thaw and road-salt brine off the trucks scale a coating that was specified for a heated interior.
The System We Install and How Long It Takes
We shot-blast to a CSP 3 to 5 profile, repair joints and spalls, and build an abrasion-resistant 20 to 40 mil system with a polyaspartic topcoat that cures even in a cold warehouse, where an epoxy needs a heated slab above about 50 degrees F to cure at all. It is our own Duralast system. We stripe 4 to 6 inch aisle lines and safety zones into the topcoat. Fast cure and phased, off-hours work keep the racking accessible while we coat.
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
The concrete inside your dock doors and any unheated bay lives through the same freeze-thaw and salt tracking as a driveway. Polyaspartic can be installed down to around 0 degrees F, so we can coat and cure those cold zones properly and spec them for the chloride, instead of watching an interior-only coating fail at the threshold.
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 warehouse 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.
