Shot Blasting That Keeps Your Warehouse Moving
I run All West Surface Prep, and my team focuses on commercial and industrial concrete surface preparation across Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Utah, South Dakota, and Arizona. If your warehouse along the Colorado Front Range needs a clean, fast surface profile for new coatings or flooring, shot blasting is often the right call.
Why facility managers pick our shot blasting
- We operate the Blastrac 20D, the largest shot blaster in the Rocky Mountain region. That means wide passes, consistent profile, and fewer stoppages.
- We plan work windows around your busiest hours near hubs like Denver International Airport, the I‑70 corridor, and the warehouse zones east of downtown Denver.
- We control dust and debris, keeping aisles and docks safer for staff and vendors.
What you can expect from us
- Next‑day response for site walks and scope confirmation.
- In business since 1990 with 30‑plus years of commercial floor prep experience.
- A 10‑year warranty on completed work for peace of mind.
Where shot blasting makes sense
- High‑traffic aisles, staging areas, and forklift lanes.
- Prep before epoxy, urethane, or other traffic‑bearing systems selected by your coating vendor.
- Removal of weak laitance to improve bond.
How we minimize downtime
- We survey slab conditions and set the target surface profile.
- We sequence work around shipping windows and queue lines.
- We finish with thorough cleanup so your team can reopen lanes.
We do not pour structural concrete or new slabs. Our crew prepares existing slabs only. If leveling is needed, we grind high spots and install self‑leveling underlayment on the existing surface to meet spec.
If you manage facilities near the Denver Tech Center, the I‑25 corridor, or distribution parks along E‑470, we are set up for quick mobilization and clear communication.
Request a free estimate at allwestsurfaceprep.com or call our team to schedule a walkthrough.