Polished Commercial Floor in Turnersville
What we built and how it holds.
Small commercial space off Route 42 needed a floor that could survive forklift traffic and still look sharp. We installed a high-gloss light gray polyaspartic system with industrial-grade safety striping at the dock edge.
The job started where every Triumph job starts — with the slab. We diamond-ground the existing concrete to a clean profile, not an acid wash. Cracks, joints, and any spalled edges were chased out, filled, and feathered flush. Moisture readings were taken before any coating went down, because nothing kills a floor faster than putting a topcoat over a slab that’s still breathing water.
For Turnersville, we specified a polyurea base coat keyed deep into the prepared concrete, then layered the decorative finish, and locked it all under a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat. That system is roughly four times tougher than legacy epoxy, cures fast enough to walk that evening, and shrugs off the salt, hot tires, and freeze-thaw cycles South Jersey throws at it. The result is a floor that looks good on day one — and is still flat, sealed, and bonded ten years from now.
Pinned on the map.
Small commercial space off Route 42 needed a floor that could survive forklift traffic and still look sharp. We installed a high-gloss light gray polyaspartic system with industrial-grade safety striping at the dock edge.
Right in the neighborhood.
We’re Salem-based with a 45-minute service radius. Here you’re looking at the area around this install.
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