
Flooring for auto dealerships and repair shops
Dealership and repair floors take hot tires, oil, fluids and heavy lifts. We build floors that resist that wear and still look sharp in the showroom.
Service bays see oil, brake fluid, coolant and dropped tools every day. Hot tires can lift weaker coatings off the slab. We install epoxy and urethane systems that resist these fluids and hold up under lifts and jacks. Slip-resistant textures help in wet bays, detailing areas and car washes.
Showrooms need a clean, bright floor that shows off the vehicles. Polished concrete and metallic or flake epoxy give a finished look that is easy to maintain. Our crews schedule work around sales hours and service bookings, and can phase bays so the shop keeps running. All work is warrantied, with terms set per project.
Built for how the space is used
What we usually specify

Urethane Cement Flooring
Handles heat, fluids and heavy wear in busy service bays.

Polished Concrete
A bright, low-maintenance finish for showrooms and customer areas.

Flake Epoxy Flooring
A durable, textured finish that hides wear in bays and parts rooms.

Anti-Slip Floor Coatings
Improves footing in wash bays, detail areas and wet drive lanes.

Trench Drains & Floor Drains
Collects water and runoff in wash bays and drive-through lanes.
Auto Dealerships & Repair: FAQ
Will the coating hold up to hot tires?
Yes, when the right system is used. We select coatings rated for hot tire contact in service bays and drive lanes.
Can you work without closing the service department?
Yes. We phase work by bay and can schedule nights or weekends. The plan is set with your service manager before work starts.
What is the best floor for a showroom?
Polished concrete and metallic epoxy are common choices. We review the slab, lighting and look you want during the site assessment.
Can you fix cracks and drains in old bays?
Yes. We repair cracks, fill joints and install or replace trench drains before the new floor goes down.
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See what your floor will cost
Answer a few quick questions and see your estimate in about two minutes. A formal quote follows a site assessment.