Epoxy systems
Thick, hard-wearing coatings that stand up to forklifts, rolling loads and spills.
- High-build, chemical-resistant
- Solid color, flake or quartz finishes
- Smooth or textured finishes
Commercial & industrial floors
Commercial Floor Coatings Built for Business
Epoxy, urethane cement and polyaspartic floor systems for kitchens, shops, warehouses, showrooms and more. One local team handles testing, prep and installation, and plans the schedule around your business.
- Free on-site assessmentWe walk your space first
- Moisture testedBefore we recommend a system
- Scheduled with youPhased work where possible
Floor systems
The right system for how your floor works
Traffic, chemicals, heat, water and cleaning all decide which coating will last. We install the four system types below and match them to your space.
Quick answer
Ozark Ridge installs commercial floor coatings for businesses across North Central Arkansas: epoxy for shops and warehouses, urethane cement for commercial kitchens and breweries, and fast-curing polyaspartic for retail and offices. Every project starts with a free walkthrough and moisture test.
Urethane cement
A cementitious urethane built for hot water, thermal shock and harsh daily cleaning.
- Handles hot washdowns and steam cleaning
- Tolerates more slab moisture
- Textured options for wet areas
Polyaspartic & polyurea
Fast-curing coatings that keep downtime short and stay clear in sunlight.
- Fastest return to service
- UV-stable, won't amber
- Pairs with decorative flake
Flake & quartz broadcast
Decorative broadcast layers that add color, texture and grip to epoxy or polyaspartic floors.
- Slip-resistant texture options
- Hides everyday dirt and wear
- Dozens of Torginol® colors
System finder
What kind of space are you coating?
Pick your facility and see which system we usually recommend. We confirm it after testing your slab at the walkthrough.
Often a good fit
Urethane cement
Commercial kitchens see hot water, grease, steam cleaning and constant traffic. Urethane cement is made for that kind of thermal shock and washdown.
Every facility is different. Your recommendation is confirmed in writing after a free on-site assessment and moisture test.
Industries we serve
Floors for the businesses that keep the Ozarks running
Restaurants & kitchens
Grease, hot water and daily scrubbing.
Auto shops & dealerships
Hot tires, fluids and rolling jacks.
Warehouses & plants
Forklifts, pallets and marked lanes.
Retail & showrooms
A clean, bright floor customers notice.
Breweries & food
Washdowns, sugars and spills.
Medical & veterinary
Seamless floors that are easy to clean.
Schools & churches
Heavy foot traffic in halls and kitchens.
Fire & EMS stations
Apparatus bays and gear rooms.
How a commercial project works
Clear steps, written schedule, no surprises
- Walkthrough & testingWe measure, check the slab's condition and test for moisture.
- Proposal & scheduleYou get a written scope, price and timeline, phased around your operations when possible.
- Prep & installDiamond grinding, repairs and coating removal, then the system goes down coat by coat.
- Final walkthroughWe review the finished floor with you and go over cure times and care.
Commercial FAQ
Questions business owners ask
Straight answers about downtime, systems and prep.
Planning a project?Call or text (870) 955-4084
How long will my business need to close?
It depends on the floor system and the size of the space. Polyaspartic floors can often take light traffic the same day, while epoxy and urethane cement systems need more cure time. We plan the schedule with you, phase large areas when we can, and put the timeline in writing before work starts.
Which floor system is right for my facility?
It comes down to traffic, chemicals, heat, water and how you clean. Urethane cement handles hot washdowns in kitchens and breweries, epoxy builds a thick, chemical-resistant floor for shops and warehouses, and polyaspartic returns to service fastest for retail and offices. We recommend a system after walking your space.
Can you coat over our existing floor?
Sometimes. Old coatings, sealers, tile adhesive and contamination usually have to come off so the new system bonds to clean concrete. We check during the walkthrough and include any removal in your proposal.
Do you test for moisture?
Yes. Moisture moving up through a slab is a leading cause of coating failure, so we test before recommending a system and add a moisture vapor barrier or a moisture-tolerant system where it is needed.
Can you make the floor less slippery?
Yes. We can broadcast aggregate or flake into the coating to add texture where floors get wet or greasy, balancing grip with how easy the floor is to clean.
What areas do you serve for commercial work?
We work with businesses across North Central Arkansas, including Batesville, Bull Shoals, Cherokee Village, Harrison, Heber Springs, Jonesboro, Melbourne, Mountain Home, Mountain View, Newport, Pocahontas, Searcy and Walnut Ridge. Call us about projects outside the area.
Free commercial walkthrough
Tell us about your facility
We'll call to set up a walkthrough, test your slab and send a written proposal with the system, price and schedule.
- On-site assessment and moisture test
- System recommendation in writing
- Schedule planned around your hours
Prefer to talk?(870) 955-4084
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We'll call within one business day to schedule your walkthrough.
Service areas
Commercial floors across North Central Arkansas
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