Port Richmond, Kensington, and Fishtown & Philadelphia County
Floor coatings for breweries, roasters, and kitchens.
A lot of the breweries and food makers here work out of converted mills along Aramingo Avenue. Brewhouses and cellars get urethane cement, packaging areas get solid color epoxy, and taprooms get flake or metallic. Our third-generation family crew handles the whole job, from grinding to the final coat.
What we coat
Port Richmond, Kensington, and Fishtown floors we coat
Brewhouses, cellars, and packaging halls
Distilleries and coffee roasteries
Commissary and ghost kitchens
Food makers in converted mills
Warehouses off Aramingo and Castor
Taprooms and tasting rooms
Our installs
Seamless industrial floors on the job.
Walk-in refrigerator, urethane cementWarehouse dock bay, solid color epoxy
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Straight answers
Commercial floors in Port Richmond, Kensington, and Fishtown, in plain terms.
What floor does a Kensington brewery need in the brewhouse versus the taproom?
Urethane cement in the brewhouse and cellar, and flake or metallic in the taproom. Packaging areas can get solid color epoxy at a thickness suited to forklift traffic. All of it goes on one estimate.
Can you coat a brewery floor without stopping production?
Often, yes. We plan the brewhouse, cellar, and packaging areas around your brewing calendar, grinding overnight or on days you aren’t brewing. We agree on cure times before we start.
Our building is an old mill with a rough, patched floor. Can it be coated?
Yes, if the concrete can hold a coating after repair. We remove old coatings, patch damaged areas, and sand the repairs level. A rough floor may need a leveling layer first, and we look at it before we quote.
Do you do trench drains and cove base in a food production room?
Yes. We prepare the floor around drains and carry the coating up the wall to create a curved, seamless edge called a cove base. We include non-slip texture on commercial floors.