Your business runs on these floors. They should be able to handle it.
Commercial floors take a beating. Hundreds or thousands of feet a day, rolling carts, chairs, spills, cleaning chemicals — and they still need to look presentable. That's a different set of demands than a residential floor.
We work with offices, retail stores, restaurants, medical facilities, churches, schools, and other commercial spaces across NE Indiana. Our services include epoxy coatings, concrete coatings, floor waxing, carpet cleaning, and tile restoration — basically anything your commercial floor needs.
We understand that downtime costs you money. We schedule around your business hours, work efficiently, and get the floor back in service as fast as possible. No dragging jobs out.
We walk the space, assess the floor condition, discuss your needs, and figure out the right approach for your environment.
We put together a scope of work with clear pricing, timeline, and scheduling that minimizes disruption to your business.
Our crew handles the work — often after hours or on weekends — and keeps the area contained and organized.
We walk the finished floor with you, make sure everything meets expectations, and hand off care instructions.
We work around your schedule. After-hours, weekends, phased installs — whatever keeps your doors open.
Your floors make an impression on customers, clients, and employees. Clean, finished floors say you care about the details.
Commercial-grade products and methods designed to handle the volume your space demands.
Carpet, tile, VCT, concrete, epoxy — one company for everything. Simplifies vendor management.
Anti-slip coatings, proper traction levels, and ADA-friendly finishes for commercial environments.
Recurring waxing, cleaning, and maintenance on a schedule that keeps your floors looking good year-round.
Available across NE Indiana including Fort Wayne, Kendallville, Auburn, Columbia City, and Warsaw.
We'll come to your location, assess the floors, and put together a clear proposal. No cost, no obligation.
