Distribution centers along I-15, manufacturing in West Valley and Ogden, shops in Lindon: we install forklift-rated coatings and polished floors on your schedule, with striping and joint work included.
Industrial floors fail at the joints and under the wheels. Forklift traffic chews unsealed control joints into trenches, dust from bare concrete fouls product and equipment, and spilled hydraulic fluid stains everything. A properly specified floor — ground, joints filled with semi-rigid polyurea, a 100%-solids epoxy or polyaspartic body coat and a chemical-resistant top — ends all of that and makes the floor bright enough to cut lighting costs.
We work nights, weekends and in phases so you don't shut down. Polyaspartic systems return to forklift traffic in about 24 hours; polished concrete is a no-coating alternative for large slabs that don't see chemicals. Safety striping, dock-area color coding and logos go in between coats.
Thick-film systems built for rolling and point loads.
Semi-rigid polyurea joint fill stops spalling at control joints.
Oils, hydraulic fluid, battery acid and solvents wipe up.
A sealed floor means no concrete dust on product, racks or equipment.
Light-reflective floors improve visibility and reduce lighting load.
Fast-cure chemistry and phased scheduling keep you running.
Every SwiftHand floor follows the same sequence. Skipping a step is how coatings fail, so we don't.
We measure, moisture-test, check drains and joints, and confirm your downtime window. You get a written scope and price.
Nights, weekends, holidays or phased areas so operations keep running.
Dust-controlled grinding removes old coatings and profiles the slab.
Cracks, spalls and joints filled with polyurea; cove base installed where specified.
Base coat, broadcast (quartz, flake, solid) and topcoat with the anti-slip level your space needs.
Foot traffic in hours, rolling loads in 24–48 hours. Striping and logos on request.
Warehouse floors price by square footage and system — solid-color polyaspartic or epoxy typically $3–$6 per square foot at scale, quartz and heavy-duty systems more, polished concrete $3–$6. Joint repair and old-coating removal are scoped separately. Request a site walk for a written number.
Financing: 0% APR for up to 12 months and $0 down through Wisetack on approved credit — a $3,000 floor is $250 a month, interest-free. Financing details.
Representative photos of the systems on this page. Photos of SwiftHand projects are added as jobs complete.
Polyaspartic systems take foot traffic in a few hours and forklifts in about 24 hours. We phase large floors by aisle or zone so you never lose the whole building.
Yes. We grind off failed epoxy, paint and sealers before installing the new system; removal is part of the scope.
Yes — aisle lines, pedestrian walkways, dock zones and hazard marking in durable coating, not tape.
Polished is cheaper to maintain and ideal where there are no chemical spills. Coatings are the answer around chemicals, wet processes or damaged slabs. We'll walk it and recommend one.
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