Fort Washington Office Park mixes offices, labs, and flex warehouses. We diamond grind every floor first, then install solid color epoxy in work areas and flake or metallic in lobbies. Our third-generation family crew can work nights and weekends to stay out of your tenants’ way.
What we coat
Fort Washington floors we coat
Flex warehouses inside the office park
Office lobbies and showrooms
Lab and data rooms in the park
Loading docks and receiving bays
Fitness and break rooms
Shops along Bethlehem Pike
Our installs
Seamless industrial floors on the job.
Corporate headquarters, solid color epoxyParking deck, solid color
Tell us your hours. We’ll work around them.
We walk the building and give you one written estimate at no charge.
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Straight answers
Commercial floors in Fort Washington, in plain terms.
Our Fort Washington office park building flooded. Can the floor still be coated?
Often, yes, once it has dried out. We remove the old flooring and adhesive, diamond grind the concrete, and pick the coating for the floor. If there’s a water problem to fix first, we’ll tell you.
Can you coat a flex building's warehouse side without disturbing the office tenants?
Often, yes. We can do the warehouse side at night or on a weekend. We work out shared doors, ventilation, loading access, and parking with the property manager and agree on when each area reopens.
What floor works for a lobby in a Fort Washington office building?
Metallic, flake, or solid color all work in an office lobby. Metallic gives a marbled look, and flake or solid color can carry into hallways and break rooms. We can show you finishes on a photo of your space.
Do you give one price for a whole flex building, office and warehouse together?
Yes. We look at each room on the walkthrough and pick a coating for how it’s used. You get one written estimate covering the prep, repairs, and coating systems, with a one-year warranty.
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