Fully licensed and insured

Commercial service

Commercial floor coatings that work as hard as you do.

A.G. Williams Painting Company designs and installs commercial floor coating systems engineered for durability, compliance, and ease of maintenance. Every project starts with a thorough site assessment, so the system specification matches your facility's real conditions.

  • Tailored system specificationsMatched to facility conditions
  • Meticulous surface preparationGrinding and repairs before coating
  • Safety and durabilityGrip and safety striping available
  • Downtime coordinationPhasing planned around operations
Fire station apparatus bay after floor coating, with trucks parked on the new gray floor.
After
Fire station apparatus bay before floor coating, with stained and worn concrete.
Before

Spaces we serve

  • Automotive & airlines
  • Food service facilities
  • Healthcare centers
  • Hotels & inns
  • HOAs & condo boards
  • Offices
  • Retail spaces
  • Warehouses
  • Schools, colleges & universities

Whether you operate a manufacturing plant, food processing facility, warehouse, automotive space, or specialty commercial property, our crews install systems designed to protect your people, your equipment, and your floor—built to perform and built to last.

Licensing and Insurance

Documentation for the people responsible for the property.

Review licensing, insurance, and the information available for commercial scopes before requesting a proposal.

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The right system, specified

Color options

Floor coating color blends

Browse our color blends below. Physical samples are reviewed during the site assessment, and final recommendations are confirmed in the proposal.

Custom colors are also available.

Color availability may change.

Commercial process

The A.G. Williams experience

  1. Connection

    Reach out by phone, our website, or email to speak with a live representative and schedule a site visit.

  2. Consultation

    Our experienced estimators conduct a detailed site assessment—moisture testing, surface evaluation, and system specification—and deliver a transparent, tailored proposal.

  3. Preparation

    Shot blasting or diamond grinding with vacuum-connected equipment minimizes dust. Pits, cracks, and joints are repaired before any coating is applied, ensuring maximum adhesion.

  4. Execution

    Led by a dedicated crew leader, our team applies the system—primer, base coat, broadcast aggregate where specified, scrape, and UV-stable topcoat—on time and with precision.

  5. Completion

    Final inspections, cure verification, OSHA safety striping where specified, and a full walkthrough confirm every detail before the floor returns to service.

Commercial project proof

Ready for the Work ahead.

A working commercial kitchen before and after a durable, maintainable floor coating system.

Commercial kitchen floor before coating.
Commercial kitchen floor after coating installation.
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Compliance and coordination

Built for managed properties.

A.G. Williams Painting Company carries insurance for commercial scopes, provides a certificate of insurance on request, and documents scope, schedule, and closeout. We are licensed and insured in New York and Connecticut (WC-11487-H01 · CT-HIC060489).

Commercial floor coating questions

Do you handle commercial floor coatings?

Yes. Commercial and facility scopes are planned around access, phasing, traffic, and downtime.

What decides the coating system?

Surface condition, moisture, chemical exposure, traffic, cleaning needs, and downtime all affect the specification. We work with several leading floor coating manufacturers, so the system is matched to your facility rather than a single product line.

Which systems do you install?

Decorative flake, solid epoxy, urethane topcoat, and anti-slip systems with OSHA-compliant grip and safety striping.

Do you test for moisture?

Yes. The site assessment includes moisture testing and surface evaluation before the system is specified.

Can the work be phased around our operations?

Yes. Phasing, downtime, and what must stay operational are planned during the consultation and documented in the proposal.

Do you provide a certificate of insurance?

Yes, on request. Scope, schedule, and closeout are documented for property managers and boards.

Plan your project

Start with a facility walkthrough.Define the scope before work begins.

A.G. Williams will review scope, surface conditions, traffic, access, phasing, and operational constraints, then document the schedule and closeout requirements.

Written, documented scopeScope, schedule, and closeout requirements are documented for review.
Access and phasing coordinatedWork areas, operational constraints, safety expectations, and available downtime are reviewed before work begins.
Commercial insurance documentationA certificate of insurance is available for commercial scopes.
How can we help?

Both options are free and no-obligation. Choose what works best for you.

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