ACCENTEpoxy Floors
ACCENTEpoxy Floors
From salons and storefronts to warehouses and aircraft hangars, we install commercial and industrial floors planned around your hours, your traffic and your chemicals.
Epoxy is a good commercial floor when the system is chosen for the space: seamless, easy to clean and tough under traffic. Accent installs commercial floors for shops, offices, restaurants and salons, plus industrial floors for hangars and warehouses. Pricing is quoted after a site visit, because chemicals, traffic and downtime change the system.
A business floor works all day. Customers walk across it, carts and pallet jacks roll over it, and spills, grease, cleaning chemicals and tracked-in grit hit it before you open the doors. The Antelope Valley adds its own demands, with an economy built on aerospace and flight test, manufacturing and small local business, and with dust that blows in through every open bay door.
Accent Epoxy Floors installs commercial and industrial floors in Lancaster, Palmdale, Mojave and the surrounding communities. On the commercial side that means retail shops, offices, restaurants and salons. On the industrial side it means aircraft hangars, manufacturers, warehouses and shops that need anti-static or chemical-resistant coatings. These are different jobs and they get different systems, so this page covers both and says plainly where one does not fit the other.
We do not publish a per-square-foot price for commercial and industrial work, and we explain why below. We do offer a free site visit, a fixed written quote and a downtime plan before anything is scheduled. Read this page, then bring us your floor and your questions.
Time depends on the system and the size of the space. Standard installs run flake one day, solid color three days, metallic three to four days and quartz finish two to three days, and larger or phased jobs are scheduled in the written quote. Cure comes in stages. Light foot traffic returns first, then carts and rolling loads, and heavy equipment and forklifts wait longest. We give you those dates in writing before work starts. Anti-static floors are tested after cure, and chemical-resistant floors should not see aggressive chemicals until they have fully cured. Keep to your date, and ask us if anything about your schedule changes.
Choose epoxy for a seamless, cleanable, long-lasting floor in shops, offices, restaurants and salons. Choose a hangar or chemical-resistant system, specified after a site visit, when fuels, hydraulic fluid or aggressive chemicals are present. Choose an anti-static system when your standard requires static control. Choose grind and seal when you want protected, natural-looking concrete at the lowest cost and do not need color. Skip coating when the slab has a moisture problem that has not been tested and solved, or when the concrete is failing. For a home garage, look at our garage floor pages.
Yes, for most interior commercial spaces, and for a few clear reasons. Epoxy is seamless, so there are no grout lines or plank edges to trap dirt and no gaps for moisture. It cleans with a mop and a neutral cleaner, resists most spills when they are wiped up promptly, and can be built in a wide range of colors and finishes. It also keeps its look under constant foot traffic far better than bare concrete, which dusts and stains. The tradeoffs are real. A hard floor is tiring for people who stand all day, so anti-fatigue mats help at counters and stations. Heavy impacts can chip any coating. Direct sun through large windows can amber standard epoxy over time. And a slab with a moisture problem needs testing and the right basecoat before anything goes down.
A kitchen floor has to handle grease, hot water, constant wet traffic and frequent washing, so the system is chosen for the room and not copied from a garage. The details matter more than the color. A cove base curves the floor up the wall so there is no seam where food and water collect. Drains need the floor to pitch toward them. The surface needs enough texture to stay safe when wet and grease is present, without becoming so rough that it is impossible to clean. Steam and very hot wash-down water are hard on any coating, so we ask how your kitchen is cleaned before recommending a system. We look at the cook line, the dish area, the walk-in and the drains during the site visit, and we specify from there. The dining room can use a completely different, more decorative finish.
It is one of the best choices for these spaces, because the floor is both a work surface and part of your brand. A flake epoxy floor adds texture and hides scuffs. A solid color epoxy floor gives a clean, bright, modern look. A metallic epoxy floor makes a showroom or boutique stand out. Installs in a small space are quick. A flake system is one day, solid color three days, and metallic three to four days, with your written quote listing the schedule. Salons have one special concern: hair color, bleach and nail products can mark some surfaces, so tell us what you use and we will choose accordingly. Offices and storefronts gain a seamless floor that takes rolling chairs and carts without the seams that tile and sheet goods develop. Look through the color chart to start narrowing a look.
It can be, if the system matches the traffic. A warehouse floor is judged by wheels, loads and joints. Hard forklift wheels turning in place are far tougher on a coating than foot traffic, and pallet jacks concentrate weight in small contact areas. The slab itself has to be sound first, since a coating only protects concrete that is already in good shape. Cracks and joint edges are repaired, the surface is diamond ground, and the system is built to the level of traffic you describe. Lane lines, walkways and safety zones can be marked in color, and a texture can be added where floors get wet or oily. We also tell you honestly when a floor sees such heavy steel-wheel traffic that it will wear faster, so you can plan for it. Describe your equipment and aisle layout and we will build the quote around them.
No grout lines, planks or gaps. A mop and a neutral cleaner handle daily dirt, and spills wipe up without soaking into bare concrete.
Foot traffic, carts, pallet jacks and forklifts are different loads. We choose the system for what actually rolls across your floor.
A cove base curves the floor up the wall, which matters in kitchens, salons, clinics and shops where water, food and dust collect at the seam.
Chemical-resistant and anti-static coatings are available for shops, manufacturers and aerospace work, specified from your own requirements.
Phasing, after-hours scheduling and a written timeline keep your closure as short as the job allows.
Solid, flake and metallic finishes, with colors from the color chart, turn a plain slab into part of your storefront or showroom.
Typical ranges for Lancaster and the Antelope Valley. Minimum project $2,600. Commercial and industrial work is quoted after a site visit.
| System | Price per sq ft | Typical project |
|---|---|---|
| Flake system (garage, up to 400 sq ft) | $6.50 – $10 per sq ft | $2,600 – $4,000 |
| Solid color system | $9.50 – $11.50 per sq ft | $3,800 – $4,600 |
| Metallic epoxy system | $12.50 – $18.50 per sq ft | $5,000 – $7,400 |
| Quartz & sand finish system | $9 – $16.50 per sq ft | $3,600 – $6,600 |
| Grind & seal (clear sealer) | $6.50 – $9 per sq ft | $2,600 – $3,600 |
| Patio, driveway & pool deck | $8 – $12 per sq ft | $3,200 – $4,800 |
| Commercial & industrial | Quoted after a site visit | Quoted per project |
Prices and details reviewed November 2026. Project examples assume a two-car garage up to 400 sq ft. Free on-site measurement and written estimate. See the color chart to pick your color.
Plan on about one day of coating work for a flake system, two to three days for quartz, three days for solid color and three to four days for metallic. Your total closure also depends on moving stock, repairs and cure time before heavy traffic, so we confirm a schedule during the site visit.
Read the answer →The right aircraft hangar floor is one specified for the hangar, not borrowed from a garage. It must resist fuel, Skydrol and hydraulic fluid, carry tugs, jacks and aircraft loads, stay slip resistant, and fit your downtime. Accent Epoxy Floors specifies the system after a site visit.
Read the answer →Yes, a garage slab should be checked for moisture before it is coated, even in a dry desert climate. Concrete can hold and pass water vapor, and that vapor can push a coating off the slab. Calcium chloride and in-slab relative humidity tests measure it, and a moisture-barrier basecoat protects against it.
Read the answer →Yes. Epoxy is seamless, easy to clean and available in flake, solid and metallic looks that suit a storefront. It handles foot traffic and carts and installs quickly in small spaces. Anti-fatigue mats at counters help staff who stand all day.
A seamless epoxy system with a cove base, proper drain slope and a slip-resistant texture is a strong choice. The right version depends on grease, hot water and how the kitchen is washed down. We specify the system after seeing the cook line, drains and walk-in.
A cove base is the coating curved up the bottom of the wall, so there is no seam where floor meets wall. It stops water, food and dust from collecting in the corner and makes washing easier. It is common in kitchens, salons, clinics and food areas.
It can be, when the slab is sound and the system is built for the traffic. Hard wheels turning in place are tough on coatings, so tell us about your equipment, loads and aisles. We repair joints, grind the surface and quote a system that fits.
It depends on the fluids, loads and slab, so hangar floors are specified after a site visit. Fuel and Skydrol attack ordinary epoxy, which is why chemically resistant topcoats are used. We review your products and data sheets before naming a system.
An ESD floor is a conductive or dissipative coating connected to a ground that controls static electricity. Electronics, aerospace assembly and some labs need one. The required resistance comes from your standard, and the floor is tested after installation.
Yes. A seamless floor cleans easily and takes rolling chairs well. Hair color, bleach and nail products can mark some surfaces, so tell us what you use before we choose the system. Solid color and flake finishes are common choices.
It depends on the system and size. A flake floor is one day, solid color three days, metallic three to four days and a quartz finish two to three days. Larger spaces take longer, and we can phase work or schedule after hours. The written quote lists dates.
Often yes, depending on layout and access. We can divide a space into zones, coat one at a time and move your operation between them. Phasing adds planning and can add days overall, but it keeps part of the building working. We build the plan into the quote.
Commercial and industrial floors are quoted after a free site visit, because slab condition, traffic, repairs, cove base and chemical needs change the price. The quote is fixed and in writing, and it lists the system, schedule and what is included, so there are no surprises later.
Full-rejection flake over a moisture-barrier epoxy basecoat, sealed with a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat. Installed in one day.
Learn more →Hand-guided metallic pigments create marble and lava effects, so no two floors look alike. A statement floor for homes and showrooms.
Learn more →Diamond-ground concrete finished with a clear sealer for a natural, low-maintenance floor at the lowest installed price.
Learn more →Call (661) 545-6676 or send the form at the top of the page. We reply the same day with a time to measure.