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Looking for commercial epoxy flooring in Sydney? We install every major system for business and industrial sites — forklift-rated warehouse coatings, heavy-duty industrial systems, food-grade HACCP-suitable flooring, ESD/anti-static systems, and safety line marking — all backed by a written 7-year warranty. Jump to a service above or book your free site inspection.
Commercial flooring is a different world from residential. The loads are heavier, the exposure is constant, and a floor failure doesn't just look bad — it creates liability, disrupts operations, and costs far more to fix than it would have to install correctly the first time.
N&A installs commercial-grade epoxy systems rated for forklift traffic, constant foot traffic, and chemical exposure. We work with businesses across Sydney to deliver floors that hold up to the actual demands of their operations, not just to passing the quote stage.
We also understand that downtime costs money. Our commercial installs are coordinated to minimise disruption — whether that means working weekends, staged installation by zones, or using fast-cure systems that get your space back in operation quickly.
Commercial-grade coatings rated for forklift traffic, pallet jack loads, and heavy racking. Not standard residential epoxy painted thicker.
Fast-cure options, weekend installation, zone-by-zone staging — we work around your operations so you're never fully shut down if you can't afford to be.
Safety line marking, bay demarcation, pedestrian zones, loading area marking — all done to your layout spec in the same scope of work.
The same 7-year written workmanship warranty on commercial work as residential. We back our commercial floors with the same commitment.
| Application | Recommended System | Key Feature |
|---|---|---|
| Warehouse / Distribution | High-build commercial epoxy | Forklift rated, line marking |
| Food & Beverage Production | Seamless hygienic epoxy | HACCP-suitable, coved skirting |
| Showroom / Retail | Decorative commercial epoxy or polyaspartic | High gloss, UV stable |
| Automotive Workshop | Chemical-resistant full flake system | Oil & solvent resistant |
| Electronics / Medical | Anti-static (ESD) epoxy system | ESD protection, static control |
| Gym / Studio | Rubber-surface-compatible or solid epoxy | Durable, easy to clean |
Every commercial job starts with a site inspection, not just a measurement. Sez will assess the condition of the slab, identify any moisture or contamination issues, and specify the right system for your actual traffic and chemical exposure — not just the most common one. You get a written scope of work, a fixed price, and a timeline before we start. No surprises.
"We had a 1,200sqm warehouse done in sections over three weekends so we didn't have to stop operations. Sez coordinated everything perfectly. The floor has handled daily forklift traffic for two years without a mark."
"Our automotive dealership needed a showroom-quality finish that could handle tyre traffic and oil spills. N&A delivered both. The floor is spotless after every clean and it's been 18 months."
Industrial floors face abuse that commercial floors simply don't. Chemical spills, impact from dropped equipment, constant abrasion from heavy machinery movement, extreme thermal cycling — a floor in a factory, processing plant, or heavy workshop needs to be engineered for all of it.
N&A installs heavy-duty industrial epoxy, polyurethane, and polyurea systems specifically rated for industrial environments. These aren't thicker versions of residential products — they're formulated for industrial use, with higher build thickness, superior chemical resistance, and impact ratings that standard epoxy can't match.
We also understand the safety requirements of industrial environments: anti-slip ratings, chemical bunding, floor demarcation — all of these can be incorporated into the scope of work as required.
Servicing industrial precincts across Sydney including Silverwater, Wetherill Park, Smithfield and Eastern Creek, plus nearby Parramatta and Marsden Park.
Coved skirting and chemical-resistant coatings for areas storing or handling hazardous chemicals, acids, alkalis, and solvents.
High-build thickness and aggregate-broadcast systems rated for impact from dropped tools, heavy equipment, and constant abrasion from machinery.
Polyurethane and polyurea options for environments with extreme temperature variations — from freezer facilities to foundry-adjacent areas.
Thicker, engineered builds where standard commercial thickness isn't enough for the abuse the floor takes daily.
Industrial flooring requires a different spec, different products, and a different level of preparation than residential or even light commercial work. The wrong system in an industrial environment will fail, and the cost of failure in terms of production downtime, repair, and potential safety incidents far exceeds the cost of getting it right. Sez will carry out a proper site assessment, specify the correct system for your environment, and provide a written scope before any work begins.
"Chemical bunding in our storage area was a compliance requirement. N&A quoted competitively, explained the process clearly, and delivered a compliant finish on time. Zero issues since installation."
"Our factory floor takes constant impact from dropped tools and machinery loading all day. Two years on, the industrial system Sez installed hasn't chipped or worn through anywhere on the floor."
Food production areas, commercial kitchens and processing floors face a different test to any other commercial space: they need to pass a health inspection, not just look clean. A seamless, non-porous floor with no grout lines or joints for bacteria to hide in is the baseline requirement, not a nice-to-have.
N&A installs seamless hygienic epoxy systems with coved skirting — the wall-to-floor junction that eliminates the dirt trap where walls meet floors, and makes wash-down cleaning genuinely fast instead of a daily chore.
These systems are built to resist grease, oils, sanitising chemicals, and constant hot-water wash-downs without breaking down, staining, or lifting — the exact failure points that force food businesses to redo cheap flooring within a year or two.
No grout lines or joints for bacteria, grease, or moisture to collect in — a genuinely hygienic surface, not just an easy-clean one.
Seamless wall-to-floor coving removes the hardest corner to clean in any food area, and is a common compliance requirement.
Holds up to daily hot-water wash-downs, sanitising chemicals, oils, and fats without staining, softening, or lifting.
Fast-cure options available when a health inspection deadline or new lease fit-out timeline is driving the schedule.
"Needed the kitchen floor redone before our health inspection with about two weeks' notice. Sez fitted us in, used a fast-cure system, and we passed with no issues. Wash-down takes half the time it used to."
"The coved skirting was the detail our previous floor never had. It's made the daily clean-down so much faster and the inspector specifically commented on it this year."
Electronics manufacturing, server rooms, and pharmaceutical environments share one non-negotiable requirement: static discharge has to be controlled, or it damages sensitive equipment and product. Standard commercial epoxy isn't built for this — it needs a conductive or dissipative flooring system engineered specifically for electrostatic discharge (ESD) control.
N&A installs ESD and anti-static conductive flooring systems that safely dissipate static charge to earth, protecting sensitive electronics and meeting the static control standards these environments require.
These systems still get the same diamond-ground prep and multi-coat build as every other N&A floor — the conductivity is engineered into the system, not a trade-off against durability.
Conductive or dissipative flooring that safely earths static charge before it can damage sensitive equipment or product.
Specified for electronics manufacturing, data centres, server rooms, and other static-sensitive commercial environments.
Systems specified to meet the static control standards required for your industry, not a generic anti-static claim.
ESD systems are backed by the identical written 7-year workmanship warranty as every other N&A commercial floor.
"We needed ESD flooring for a new electronics production area. Sez understood the spec immediately, sourced the right system, and installed it to a higher standard than I've seen from much larger contractors. Exceptional work."
"Our server room needed static control flooring to spec before the fit-out could be signed off. N&A tested and documented the resistance readings on completion, which made compliance sign-off straightforward."
Forklift lanes, pedestrian walkways, racking bays and loading zones all need to be clearly and durably marked — not just for WHS compliance, but because a warehouse without clear demarcation is where preventable incidents happen.
Line marking is done as part of the same scope of work as your floor coating, applied to your layout specification, using durable line marking paint that holds up to forklift and pedestrian traffic without wearing away or needing constant repainting.
Whether it's a brand-new floor coating or a refresh of existing demarcation on a floor that's still in good condition, we can quote line marking as a standalone job or bundled with a full commercial coating.
Clear separation between forklift traffic and pedestrian walkways, reducing the most common cause of warehouse incidents.
Storage bay outlines, racking zones, and loading dock markings to keep stock and traffic organised and compliant.
Marking laid out to meet workplace health and safety requirements for your site, not just a generic paint job.
Bundled into your floor coating scope of work, or quoted as a standalone refresh on an existing floor.
"Our WHS audit flagged faded line marking as an action item. N&A came out within the week, remarked the whole warehouse to spec, and gave us photos for the compliance file."
"Had the forklift lanes and pedestrian zones marked at the same time as the new floor coating. One trade, one invoice, done in a weekend."
No surprises. Here's exactly what to expect from first call to finished commercial floor.
Sez visits your facility, assesses slab condition, traffic type and chemical exposure, and gives you a written scope of work and fixed price. Most inspections are booked within the week.
Work is staged zone-by-zone or scheduled for weekends and after-hours where needed, so your business keeps operating. Fast-cure systems are available where downtime genuinely isn't an option.
Diamond ground or shot blast prep, commercial-grade multi-coat system, line marking if required. Once complete, you get a written 7-year workmanship warranty and a tax invoice for your records.
No travel surcharges — one price across Sydney and Greater Metro. Industrial precincts we quote in every week:
Whether you need commercial epoxy flooring in Wetherill Park, industrial flooring in Smithfield, ESD flooring near Silverwater, or warehouse coatings anywhere from Parramatta to Campbelltown, N&A quotes every commercial site the same way — free site inspection, written scope of work, and a 7-year warranty with no travel surcharge across Sydney and Greater Metro.
Commercial epoxy flooring in Sydney typically ranges from $45–$90+ per m² depending on slab condition, system thickness, and features like line marking or ESD coating. Industrial systems with chemical bunding or high-build aggregate finishes sit at the upper end. Every quote follows a free on-site inspection so the price reflects your actual slab and traffic conditions, not a generic per-square-metre guess.
Commercial epoxy flooring (warehouses, retail, showrooms, dealerships) is built for forklift and foot traffic with standard chemical exposure. Industrial epoxy flooring is engineered for more extreme conditions — chemical bunding, ESD/anti-static protection, thermal shock resistance, and high-build systems (3–6mm) rated for constant abrasion and impact in factories and processing plants.
Yes — most commercial and warehouse jobs are staged zone-by-zone or scheduled across weekends so operations continue. Fast-cure polyurea systems are also available where a facility genuinely can't have any downtime, getting the floor back in service in hours rather than days.
Yes — ESD/anti-static conductive flooring for electronics and server rooms, and seamless hygienic epoxy with coved skirting for food and beverage production areas, are both standard parts of our commercial and industrial scope.
Yes — our commercial and warehouse systems are high-build epoxy specified for forklift traffic, pallet jack loads, and heavy racking, not standard residential epoxy applied thicker. Industrial environments with dropped tools or heavy equipment movement get broadcast quartz aggregate for additional impact resistance.
Yes — every commercial and industrial job is backed by the same written 7-year workmanship warranty we offer on residential work, covering delamination and premature failure under normal use.
We service all of Sydney and Greater Metro, including Parramatta, Wetherill Park, Smithfield, Silverwater, Eastern Creek, Prestons and Sutherland, with no travel surcharge.
Yes — forklift lanes, pedestrian walkways, bay and racking demarcation, and WHS-compliant safety zones are applied in the same visit as the floor coating, to your layout specification.
It depends on floor size and system, but most commercial jobs run from a few days up to two to three weekends for larger warehouses staged in zones. Fast-cure polyurea systems can have a facility back in operation in hours. We give an exact timeline in the written scope of work after the site inspection.
Yes — after-hours, overnight and weekend installation is common for commercial and warehouse work specifically to avoid disrupting business operations. We plan the schedule around your trading hours during the site inspection.
Yes — N&A is licensed and insured, and we can provide certificates of currency, safety data sheets for the coating systems used, and compliance documentation as required for your procurement or WHS records.
Yes — all commercial and industrial work is quoted and invoiced as a proper business transaction with a written scope of work, fixed price, and GST-compliant tax invoice.
Both. We quote everything from a small retail unit or single workshop bay through to multi-thousand-square-metre warehouses staged over several weekends. The site inspection and written scope are the same process regardless of size.
In most cases the existing surface needs to be mechanically ground back to bare, sound concrete first — old tiles, vinyl, or failed coatings are removed as part of the prep. We assess this at the site inspection and include it in the written scope so there are no surprises once work starts.
A free on-site inspection is the only way to give an accurate commercial quote — Sez assesses slab condition, traffic type, chemical exposure and any compliance requirements in person. If you have facility plans or drawings, bringing them to the inspection speeds up the written scope of work.
Yes — we work with facility and operations managers across multiple sites, and can set up recurring maintenance or staged rollout programs across a portfolio of properties on request.
Free site inspection, written scope of work, fixed price. Call or enquire now.