Bare concrete in a warehouse dusts, stains, cracks and wears down under constant forklift and pallet jack traffic. That dust gets into products and equipment, and worn floors become a safety problem. CGC Surface Solutions installs industrial epoxy, urethane and polished concrete floors for warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing plants and light industrial buildings across Horry County.
We also stripe forklift lanes, pedestrian walkways and safety zones, so your floor and your safety layout are done by one crew. Call or text (843) 938-0201.
We design every industrial floor around the real conditions in your building:
Clearly marked aisles, forklift lanes and pedestrian walkways reduce accidents and keep your facility organized. We lay out and stripe lanes, stop bars, hazard zones, racking lines and loading dock areas using durable floor-grade coatings that hold up to traffic, inside on the floor or outside in the truck lot.
Most coating failures come from poor preparation. We profile the concrete with diamond grinding or shot blasting, test for moisture, and repair cracks, spalls and control joints before any coating goes down. We can phase work by section or schedule nights and weekends to keep your warehouse running.
We will walk your facility, test the concrete and send a written recommendation and quote. Call or text (843) 938-0201.
Epoxy or polished concrete for a warehouse?
Polished concrete is great for large, low-maintenance distribution floors. Epoxy is better where you need chemical resistance, color or easy cleaning. We will recommend the right one for your use.
Can you work while we operate?
Yes. We phase the floor in sections or work nights and weekends so you keep shipping.
How soon can forklifts drive on it?
It depends on the system and temperature. Many floors take forklift traffic within a few days, and fast-cure options are available.
Do you stripe forklift lanes and walkways?
Yes. We stripe lanes, walkways, stop bars and hazard zones as part of the job or separately.
Can you repair damaged concrete first?
Yes. We repair cracks, spalls and joints before coating so the new floor lasts.