Industrial Flooring Solutions for Duluth and Superior

For industrial flooring solutions, SCS offers Solid Color and Quartz Epoxy systems to keep your floors robust, chemical-resistant, and abrasion-proof. We also provide concrete grinding to ensure your industrial space remains safe, functional, and polished. Serving the Duluth and Superior area.

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What Makes SCS the Best Choice for Industrial Flooring?

With over 18 years of executive experience in the floor coatings industry, Steinbrecher Coating Solutions Inc. focuses on delivering high-quality fluid-applied flooring solutions to Duluth, Superior & the greater Minnesota region. Our company is committed to excellence, leveraging industry expertise and strong partnerships to provide top-quality and durable coating solutions for commercial and residential spaces.

We’ve found with our customers, above all else, Steinbrecher brings confidence in a floor done right. You likely have many areas of your home in the back of your mind; we ensure that once your new epoxy floor is installed, it’s a done deal. No more worry, no more anxiety about possible mistakes. Simply enjoy the great quality results.

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

We are committed to providing superior quality and service on every project. Your satisfaction is our top priority, backed by years of expertise and proven results.

EXPERIENCED INSTALLERS

Our team consists of highly trained professionals with years of experience in fluid-applied flooring systems, ensuring precision and durability with every installation.

SHOWROOM
FINISH

We deliver flawless, high-end finishes tailored to both commercial and residential spaces, designed to impress and endure over time.

OUTSTANDING REPUTATION

Our customers trust us for reliability, exceptional craftsmanship, and a commitment to excellence that has set us apart in the industry.

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Available Options for Industrial Flooring

Epoxy Flooring

Epoxy flooring brings together the power of functionality and modern design. Often, mistakes in temperature, prep, mixing, and other small errors can greatly reduce the lifespan and resilience of an epoxy floor.

With Steinbrecher, you get a specialized team that exclusively installs epoxy garage floor coating. We’re aware and take into account the potential factors that affect the finished product so you can rest easy knowing your floor is done right.

Urethane Cement

Offering a great natural look while being one of the most dependable. Urethane cement is a no-nonsense finish ready to take on the toughest of environments. Composed of cement, water, aggregate, and different additives, it is designed for excellent adhesion and wear resistance.

With the harsh nature of the Duluth seasons, Urethane cement prevents erosion caused by salts, sands, and other environmental factors from destroying your floors finish.

Polished Concrete

We take pride in delivering high-quality polished concrete floors in Duluth & Superior. Polished concrete brings unmatched aesthetics, durability, and ease of maintenance.

Offering a great industrial look that’s perfect when combined with a modern design pallet. Polished finishes bring out the bones of your structure while keeping a clean shine. Great for residential spaces and renovation/restoration projects.

Garage Floor Coating

Your garage is your kingdom, but too often the floors get caked with oil stains, grass stains and dirt and grime everywhere. One of the most popular ways to transform the look of this, is by protecting it with an epoxy floor coating.

We provide a top-level quality coating that can be scheduled and done fast and efficiently. Offering added home value, ease of use and cleaning, and the pride of bringing a professional shop quality floor to your home.

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Solutions FAQs

What is industrial flooring?

Industrial flooring refers to durable flooring systems specifically designed for industrial environments. These floors are built to withstand heavy machinery, high foot traffic, chemical exposure, and extreme conditions while maintaining safety and functionality.

How much does industrial flooring cost?

Costs vary widely by material:

Epoxy Flooring: $3–$12 per square foot.
Urethane Cement: $6–$15 per square foot.
Polished Concrete: $3–$8 per square foot.

What type of flooring is most commonly used in industries?

Epoxy flooring is one of the most commonly used options in industries due to its durability, resistance to chemicals, and seamless finish. Other common choices include concrete, urethane cement, and vinyl flooring, depending on the application.

Can industrial flooring be repaired?

Yes, most industrial flooring materials can be repaired. Cracks in concrete can be filled, and damaged epoxy or urethane coatings can be re-applied after proper surface preparation.

How do you clean industrial floors?

Cleaning methods depend on the flooring material:

Epoxy Floors: Regular sweeping and mopping with a mild detergent are sufficient. Avoid abrasive cleaners that can damage the surface.
Urethane Cement Floors: Use a pH-neutral cleaner with warm water for routine cleaning. For stubborn stains, a soft-bristle brush can be employed.
Vinyl or Rubber Floors: Clean with a mild detergent and warm water, avoiding harsh chemicals that may degrade the surface.

How do we work with you?

Step 1

Our approach begins with attentive listening to comprehend your unique needs, concerns, and aspirations. Through collaborative efforts, we work alongside you to carefully assess your requirements and identify the optimal flooring solution that aligns seamlessly with your vision.

Step 2

Scheduling & project prepping. Once we have decided on a flooring option, we’ll get you on our schedule (how long?). We’ll also provide clear guidance on how you can best prepare for when we come to allow for effortless installation.

Step 3

Our dedicated team of experts will come and install your epoxy floor with the care they would put into their own home.