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Industrial Floor Coatings, Hemet, CA

Industrial Floor Coatings in Hemet, CA

Warehouse, plant and distribution floors that take forklift traffic and hold their safety markings. Installed by our own crew across Hemet.

Industrial Floor Coatings installed in Hemet, CA by David Paul Foster Co.
Why David Paul Foster Co. in Hemet

Industrial Floor Coatings in Hemet, done right.

Warehouse, plant and distribution floors that take forklift traffic and hold their safety markings. We work Hemet from the older downtown grid out across the valley floor toward San Jacinto, with our own crew on every job — no subcontractors, no surprise charges, and one number to call from the first estimate to the finished concrete coating.

We apply industrial floor coatings across Hemet and the surrounding area, including Menifee, Murrieta, Moreno Valley, Temecula.

What's included

  • Hard-wearing systems for machine shops, warehouses and plant floors
  • Safety striping, walkways and bay marking laid in as part of the floor
  • Chemical and impact resistance specified to the actual process on the floor
  • Phased and out-of-hours work to keep a facility running
  • Old coatings and mastic removed by our own crews first
  • Fifty years of large-area preparation
Industrial Floor Coatings in Hemet

Built for Hemet homes.

Hemet sits on the floor of the San Jacinto Valley, and it is one of the hotter, drier places we work. It also carries a lot of older housing stock, which means older concrete — slabs that have been in the ground for decades and have generally been coated, painted or sealed at least once before we see them.

The valley heat then decides what goes back on. Summer here is long and genuinely hot, and a dark finish on an exposed patio or pool deck is a mistake you feel for four months of the year. We steer accordingly.

Older concrete is the defining feature of Hemet work. Slabs poured decades ago that have taken a hard climate ever since, often with a home-applied sealer or patio paint somewhere in their history. The first job is usually finding out what is on the concrete and whether it comes off cleanly.

Recent work

Industrial Floor Coatings jobs near Hemet

  • Warehouse floor in gray epoxy with green walkway striping, yellow guard rails and a forklift
  • Gray epoxy warehouse floor with yellow aisle lines and a worker at the far end
  • Yellow safety stripe running diagonally across a gray epoxy floor
  • Yellow aisle lines running across a glossy gray epoxy warehouse floor
  • Gray epoxy warehouse floor with yellow striping and a worker in the distance
  • Gray epoxy floor with yellow lines leading toward stacked warehouse pallets
  • High-gloss gray epoxy warehouse floor reflecting the overhead lights between yellow lines
  • Close view of a floor drain set into a seamless gray epoxy floor
  • Gray epoxy floor in a bright industrial room with sunlight across it

Colors for industrial floor coatings in Hemet

Solid colors — 15 colors, shown on actual concrete rather than on a screen.

See all 15 solid colors →
  • Color card showing fifteen solid coating colors from white and grays through tans, reds, blue, green and safety yellow
  • A stack of round solid-color coating samples in blue, red, yellow, tan, white and gray
  • Brown Stone
  • Tile Red
  • Fast Red
  • Rich Blue
  • Leaf Green
  • Safety Yellow
  • White
  • Light Gray
  • +7 more →
Hemet FAQs

Industrial Floor Coatings in Hemet, questions

How much difference does color make in the Hemet heat?

A great deal, and more here than in most places we work. The valley gets a long, hot summer with little relief. A light, textured finish on an exposed patio or pool deck stays usable through August in a way a dark one simply does not.

Can you coat our floor without shutting the plant down?

Usually, by phasing it. We section the floor, work bays or aisles in an agreed order, and schedule around your shifts — nights and weekends included. It takes longer overall and it costs more than an empty building, and we will say so plainly, but it is far cheaper than stopping production.

Our floor takes forklifts and dropped steel. What holds up?

That depends on the specific abuse. Point impact, abrasion from steel wheels and chemical attack are three different problems and they lead to three different builds. Tell us what actually happens on that floor and we will specify for it rather than quoting a standard system and hoping.

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