Specialty facilities · Central Florida
Aircraft Hangar Floor Coatings in Central Florida
For private and general-aviation hangar owners, the floor is part of how the aircraft is stored, serviced and shown. We offer hangar floor coatings for prepared concrete, planned around the condition of the slab, how the hangar is used and how it will be maintained.
Call to talk through your hangar
What we plan a hangar floor around
- The slabAge, cracks, stains, old coatings, moisture
- The trafficAircraft, tugs, carts and service equipment
- The lightHow bright you want the floor under the wings
- The upkeepHow the floor will be cleaned and maintained
- Insured — general liability
- 4+ years of hands-on experience
- 200+ completed projects
Experience and project count refer to the coating professional who leads Gatto Services.
Every hangar gets its own scope
No two hangars are used the same way. A private hangar that stores one aircraft, a shared facility with maintenance work and a hangar that doubles as a showroom each need a different conversation before a system is chosen.
We start with the concrete: its condition, any old coating that has to come off, and the surface preparation needed for a new system to hold. Then we talk through what moves across the floor, what gets spilled or cleaned on it, and the finish you want. Scope and finish are tailored to each hangar — we'll be clear about what a coating system can and can't be expected to handle in your facility.
Getting the hangar ready
A hangar floor project goes smoothly when the logistics are settled early.
- Somewhere for the aircraftA tie-down, a neighbor's hangar or a scheduled trip while the floor is empty.
- Tool chests and shelving outWorkbenches, parts cabinets, ladders and the tug all need to leave the floor.
- Door tracks and thresholdsWhere the big door rolls and seals, the finish needs a clean, deliberate edge.
- Drains and floor openingsTrench drains, tie-down rings and anchors are marked and worked around.
- Access to the airfieldGate codes, escort rules and the hours when work is allowed on the field.
- Power and lightingOutlets for equipment and enough light to see the surface while we work.
T-hangar, box hangar or community hangar
Hangar owners describe their buildings in different ways: a nested T-hangar row at a county airport, a single box hangar with a bifold or hydraulic door, a shared community hangar with several tenants, or a private hangar at a residential airpark. Each one changes access, schedule and how much of the floor can be emptied at once, so start by telling us which kind yours is and at which field it sits.
Systems we discuss for hangars
The final recommendation depends on the slab and the use. These are the starting points.
A uniform color floor. A clean, even surface in the color you choose, in the same family of systems used on shop and warehouse floors. Industrial and warehouse floors
A textured quartz floor. Broadcast quartz over resin, for areas where footing matters or the floor gets washed down. Quartz floor coatings
Finish details owners ask about
Color is usually the first conversation: a light gray or white floor brightens the space and shows dropped hardware, while darker tones hide tire marks from the tug. Some owners want parking guides or a border that frames the aircraft for photos and visits; others want a plain, practical surface that is quick to sweep after an oil change. We'll walk through the trade-offs of each choice with you before anything is ordered.
Where we offer hangar floors
Hangar floor projects are available at Orlando-area and select Central Florida aviation facilities. For hangars around Ocala, call to confirm availability for your location.
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How hangar projects are priced
Quoted individually. Every hangar gets its own number, based on square footage, the state of the slab, any old coating to remove and the look you're after.
Hangar floor questions
Yes. Hangar floor coatings are one of the specialty services we offer in Central Florida. Each project is scoped around the slab, the use of the hangar and maintenance.
The approximate floor size, the age and condition of the slab, whether there is an existing coating, what aircraft and equipment use the hangar, and how the floor is cleaned.
Yes. The floor has to be completely empty while we work, so the aircraft, tug, tool chests and shelving need somewhere else to go.
Planning a hangar floor?
Call and tell us about the hangar, the slab and how it's used. We'll talk through options and next steps.
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