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Commercial Floor Coatings in Orlando

Restaurants, barbershops, retail stores and offices need a floor that looks right to customers and stands up to a full day of traffic. We coat commercial concrete floors with systems selected around surface condition, traffic and how the floor gets cleaned.

Call (407) 460-8788 Systems for business floors

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New gray epoxy coating with a high-gloss finish across the production room

Insured
4+ years of hands-on experience
200+ completed projects
Written warranty

Experience and project count refer to the coating professional who leads Gatto Services.

Hands-on experience in commercial spaces

The coating professional who leads Gatto Services has worked on restaurants, barbershops, commercial spaces and commercial warehouses over his career, alongside residential garages and bathrooms.

We don't publish client names from that work. Ask on the phone about jobs similar to yours.

Installer vacuuming loose flakes off a full flake floor in a commercial space before the top coat — Full flake on a commercial floor: loose flakes vacuumed before the top coat

Installer grinding the concrete floor of a commercial space with a diamond grinder and dust extractor — Surface preparation: grinding the concrete before the full flake system

Business floors we coat

Each space puts a different load on the floor. The system we recommend follows from what happens on it every day.

Restaurants and kitchensConstant foot traffic, spills and frequent cleaning. Front-of-house appearance and back-of-house practicality are planned together.
BarbershopsChairs rolling, hair swept all day and a look that fits the brand.
Retail storesA clean, uniform floor that carries customers, carts and displays.
OfficesA finished, easy-to-maintain floor for work areas, entries and break rooms.

Front of house and back of house

Customers judge a business by the entrance, the restroom and the counter. Staff live on the floor behind it. A good plan treats both.

What customers see

Entry and lobby, dining room, sales floor, checkout lanes, waiting area and restrooms. Color, sheen and a consistent look from the door to the back wall matter most here — many owners match the floor to their brand colors or storefront.

Where the work happens

Kitchen line, dish area, prep counters, stockroom, back hallway and employee break room. Here the questions are spills, mopping routines, rolling racks and footing when the floor is wet.

A recent project: an ice cream production room

The old epoxy layer was sanded off the concrete and the room got a new epoxy coat. Photos before and after, plus videos of the sanding.

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Epoxy Floor Coating in an Ice Cream Production Room

Service area: Kissimmee, FL

15 photos · 7 videos · Before · Completed

Sanding the concrete to remove the old epoxy layerVideo · 0:10

6 more videos on the project page

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Coating systems for commercial floors

We recommend a system once we know the slab and how the space works. These are the options most business owners ask about.

Solid color epoxy. A uniform color coat — gray, black, white or a custom color. It's the finish you most often see in supermarkets, gas stations and service shops. Solid color epoxy

Quartz. Broadcast quartz over resin leaves a textured, slip-resistant surface — a common pick where floors get wet. Quartz floor systems

Full flake. Decorative flakes cover the entire floor for a textured finish with a more forgiving appearance. Flake and full flake floors

Heavier-duty production space? A different kind of project. Industrial floor coatings

Before you schedule

Leased space? Check with the landlord or property manager that floor work is allowed and who signs off on it.
Opening a new location? The best moment to coat is before fixtures, shelving and equipment move in.
Remodeling an existing store? Plan which areas close first so customers still have a way in.
An old coating on the floor? Tell us its age and where it is wearing through.

A floor that fits your brand

Solid color systems come in gray, black, white or a custom color, so a coffee shop can pick a warm neutral, a fitness studio a bold accent, and a medical or dental office a clean, clinical tone. Bring your logo palette, paint swatches or the interior designer's board; we'll talk through how the floor color will read under your lighting and next to your fixtures, counters and signage.

Questions we'll ask about your space

How many customers come through on a busy Saturday? Do staff wear non-slip shoes? Is the floor cleaned with a mop and bucket, an auto-scrubber or a hose and squeegee, and with which chemicals? Are there floor sinks, grease traps or trench drains? Is there tile, VCT or sheet vinyl on the floor now, and is the building new construction or a second-generation space? The answers narrow the options quickly.

Every business has its own quirks: a bakery dusts the floor with flour, a pet groomer fights hair and bathwater, a boutique wants a gallery-like sheen under track lighting, a brewery taproom deals with sticky spills, and a dental lobby needs a calm, spotless look for patients.

Working toward a grand-opening date, a franchise's brand standards or a design-build schedule? Share them early so the floor lands in the right slot on the calendar.

Planning around your business

A commercial job starts with understanding the slab and the operation: foot traffic, carts or equipment, spills, cleaning routine and the parts of the floor customers see.

How long the space is out of service depends on the size of the floor and the system. Afterward, light foot traffic is allowed after 72 hours and the floor reaches full cure in 7 days. We'll confirm the schedule with you before work starts.

The area has to be cleared of furniture, equipment and stock before we begin. Every job starts by grinding the existing surface — bare concrete, old paint or an old coating — and removing all dust, with moisture testing when needed. The finish layer is a polyaspartic top coat.

Commercial pricing

Call for pricing. Commercial floors are quoted individually once we understand the space: square footage, slab condition, repairs, preparation and the system you choose all move the number.

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Floor already coated — and failing?

Peeling or worn coatings in business spaces often trace back to how the concrete was prepared. The fix is to take the failed layer off, prepare the concrete again and install a new system.

Repairing a failed commercial coating

Commercial floor questions

Yes. The coating professional who leads Gatto Services has worked on restaurants, barbershops, commercial spaces and commercial warehouses over his career.

It depends on where in the restaurant and how the floor is cleaned. Textured systems such as quartz and full flake are common where floors get wet; solid color works well in simpler spaces. We recommend a system once we understand how that floor is used.

Commercial floors are quoted individually — call for pricing after we understand the space.

Talk to us about your business floor

Tell us the type of space, the approximate square footage and what's on the floor today. We'll talk through systems and pricing.

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