COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL · DENVER & THE FRONT RANGE
Epoxy & Polyaspartic Flooring in Denver, Colorado
All West Surface Prep installs seamless epoxy, urethane, and polyaspartic floor systems for warehouses, food service, medical, and commercial buildings across Denver and the Colorado Front Range. We do the prep and the coating, so the finish bonds to a slab that was profiled correctly.
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Coatings that hold up to real work
A commercial floor coating has to take forklift traffic, chemicals, washdown, and temperature swings without peeling or yellowing. We install epoxy for durable, chemical-resistant surfaces, polyaspartic and urethane for fast return-to-service and UV stability, and cementitious urethane for food and beverage environments that see heat and moisture. We match the system to how the room actually gets used.
One crew for prep and coating
Most coating failures start with bad prep. Because we grind and shot blast in-house, the slab is profiled to spec before the first coat goes down, and there is no finger-pointing between a prep contractor and a coatings contractor. Many polyaspartic systems install in a single day, so you are back in the space fast. Every job runs with managed dust control.
Who we do this for
Warehouses & manufacturing
High-build epoxy and urethane that stands up to forklifts, pallet jacks, and dropped loads.
Food & beverage
Cementitious urethane and antimicrobial systems built for washdown, heat, and USDA environments.
Medical & lab
Seamless, cleanable coatings that meet the hygiene and chemical resistance the space requires.
Garages & showrooms
Polyaspartic floors that cure fast, resist UV, and keep their finish under traffic.
Why All West Surface Prep
We have coated and polished floors across Colorado since 1990. We own our prep equipment, we install the systems ourselves, and we spec the product to the environment instead of putting the same coating everywhere. If a floor needs moisture mitigation first, we test for it and handle it, so the coating does not fail six months later.
Planning a coated floor?
Tell us the space and how it gets used, and we will recommend a system and give you a free estimate.
Frequently asked questions
Epoxy or polyaspartic, which is better?
It depends on the room. Epoxy builds a thick, chemical-resistant base. Polyaspartic cures fast and holds its color in UV. Many floors use both, epoxy as the body coat and polyaspartic as the topcoat. We spec it to your use.
How fast can we use the floor?
Many polyaspartic systems are installed and back in service in a day. Full epoxy builds take longer to cure. We give you the real timeline before we start.
Will the coating peel?
Not when the prep and moisture are handled. Most failures come from skipped prep or slab moisture. We profile the slab correctly and test for moisture first.
Do you coat floors outside Denver?
Yes. We serve the Front Range and travel regionally for commercial and industrial projects.
Areas we serve
All West Surface Prep serves commercial and industrial clients across the Colorado Front Range, and travels regionally across Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, and Utah for larger projects.