Commercial & Industrial Flooring
Gladiator Surface Solutions evaluates commercial and industrial concrete for grind-and-seal finishes, protective epoxy systems, polished concrete, and preparation work in the Minot area and nearby North Dakota communities.
Commercial system
A practical option for qualifying commercial concrete where a cleaned-up, easier-to-maintain sealed surface is the goal. The slab is prepared, then protected with a system selected for the site conditions and use.
Best considered for
Retail backrooms, commercial interiors, showrooms, shops, and utility workspaces.
Commercial system
Protective epoxy systems can be evaluated for businesses that need a seamless floor with a defined finish, easier cleanup, and protection for the daily demands of the space.
Best considered for
Service bays, warehouses, mechanical areas, production support spaces, and heavy-use commercial floors.
Commercial system
Aircraft hangars, equipment areas, and industrial spaces need a system matched to traffic, fluids, cleaning practices, traction needs, and the existing condition of the concrete.
Best considered for
FBO and maintenance hangars, fabrication shops, storage areas, loading zones, and industrial facilities.
Built around the environment
Flooring evaluations for hangars and aviation work areas where equipment traffic, fluids, visibility, cleanup, and traction are all part of the decision.
Protective concrete systems for automotive, repair, fabrication, and maintenance spaces that need a cleaner, more resilient work surface.
Concrete floor options for storage, production support, equipment movement, loading, and the demands of active commercial environments.
Polished, grind-and-seal, dyed, or coating directions for business spaces that need both a better look and everyday durability.
Before a system is named
We ask how people, vehicles, aircraft, carts, forklifts, tools, and equipment use the surface before a system is proposed.
We discuss oils, chemicals, cleaners, water exposure, spill expectations, and the level of cleanability the facility needs.
Grinding, repair needs, existing coatings, surface contamination, moisture conditions, and joint details all affect the right path forward.
The final recommendation balances appearance, reflectivity, traction, maintenance, and the way the floor must perform each day.
Commercial estimate
Tell us what happens on the floor: aircraft or vehicle traffic, equipment, cleaning procedures, fluids, the current condition of the concrete, and your maintenance goals.