Industrial, Warehouse & Distribution Flooring in the Twin Cities
A forklift idles at $85/hour. A warehouse shutdown costs $15,000–$50,000 per day in lost throughput. A loading dock with failed joints and spalling concrete is a workers' comp claim waiting to happen. When the facility manager at a Minneapolis-area warehouse, distribution center, or manufacturing plant needs concrete repair, epoxy, or polished concrete, the question is not 'which product' — it is 'how fast can you get it done without shutting us down.' Our Clean Slate Process delivers weekend and shutdown-window restorations that get your operation back online by Monday morning.
Weekend
Loading Dock Restoration
Forklift-Rated
Polished Concrete & Epoxy
USDA / ESD
Specialty Coating Systems
Why Industrial & Warehouse Buyers Choose ATR
Every hour your facility is offline costs money. The Clean Slate Process compresses substrate prep into hours rather than days. Rapid-setting leveling is walkable in 1–3 hours. A typical loading dock restoration goes from Friday close to Monday open.
Forklift-Rated Polished Concrete & Epoxy
Heavy-duty epoxy systems and polished concrete rated for the actual traffic and load conditions in your facility — not a residential-grade coating with a commercial label.
Joint Repair Without Forklift Downtime
Rapid-setting joint repair trafficable in hours, not days. We phase the work so only a portion of your aisles are offline at any time. Spalled edges restored, lip differentials eliminated.
Loading Dock Restoration
Clean Slate Process strips decades of legacy material chemically — no grinding dust contaminating product or equipment. Profiles the slab to receive new coatings, levels uneven surfaces that create forklift tip-over risk.
USDA-Approved Coatings
Food processing, commercial kitchens, breweries, and cold storage. Urethane cement systems and USDA-approved epoxy designed for thermal shock, chemical exposure, and sanitation requirements.
Chemical-Resistant Manufacturing Systems
Solvents, acids, alkalis, hydraulic fluid, cleaning chemicals — matched coating systems, not one-size-fits-all. Specified by exposure profile, applied over Clean Slate substrate prep.
ESD Specialty for Electronics
Electronics assembly, semiconductor clean rooms, and data centers. Static-dissipative epoxy systems tested per ANSI/ESD S20.20 with post-install resistance verification.
Why Facility Managers and GCs Choose ATR
Weekend & Shutdown Windows
Friday close to Monday open. Clean Slate Process compresses restoration into hours.
Substrate Prep That Lasts
Properly profiled and moisture-mitigated substrates deliver 7–10+ year coatings instead of 3-year failures.
Phased Aisle-by-Aisle Work
Forklift traffic routed around the active zone. Operations continue while we restore.
ESD / USDA / Urethane Cement
Specialty systems for electronics, food and beverage, and thermal-shock environments.
Services We Provide for Industrial / Warehouse
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. We phase by aisle, by zone, or by area — routing forklift and foot traffic around the active work zone. Rapid-setting repair materials are trafficable in hours, not days. The Clean Slate Process eliminates dust and fumes, so adjacent operations are not affected.
In nearly every case we see, premature coating failure traces back to inadequate substrate preparation: insufficient surface profiling, residual moisture, oil contamination in the slab, or a coating system mismatched to the chemical/traffic exposure. The Clean Slate Process addresses all four issues before the new coating goes down — which is why our coatings last 7-10+ years instead of 3.
Yes. We spec and install urethane cement and USDA-approved epoxy systems designed for food processing, commercial kitchens, breweries, and cold storage. Seamless, antimicrobial, thermal shock resistant, and rated for the chemical exposure profiles common in food and beverage.
A typical loading dock restoration — chemical removal of legacy materials, substrate profiling, leveling, and coating application — fits into a 48-72 hour weekend window using the Clean Slate Process. Your dock is back in service Monday morning.
Yes. We spec and install ESD-rated (electrostatic discharge) epoxy systems that meet ANSI/ESD S20.20 requirements. Post-installation resistance testing verifies compliance before the floor is released to operations.
Request a Bid for Your Industrial or Warehouse Project
Loading dock restoration, warehouse-wide recoating, joint repair, or USDA-compliant food-processing floor — we walk the site, assess conditions, and deliver a detailed bid within one business day.