Epoxy, polyaspartic, polished concrete, and urethane cement systems for warehouses, manufacturing plants, commercial kitchens, and locker rooms. H&H is a licensed Michigan contractor certified on a wide range of resinous flooring systems, and self-performed work carries a one-year workmanship warranty.
Tell us the square footage, the condition of the slab, and how the space is used.
Above all, customers come first
Floor coating services
Slab condition, surface preparation, and system selection all affect how a floor performs. H&H owns its preparation equipment and self-performs every stage of the installation.
Seamless, chemical-resistant, and abrasion-resistant epoxy for warehouses, manufacturing plants, service bays, parking structures, and commercial kitchens.
Mechanically polished concrete produces a hard, low-maintenance surface with high light reflectance and no applied coating.
Polyaspartic and fast-cure systems can return a space to service in a fraction of the downtime a traditional epoxy build needs, which is what makes them worth specifying in a plant or commercial kitchen that cannot be taken out of service for long.
Densifiers harden and tighten the concrete surface, and sealers resist spills and staining. Together they cut down how much routine maintenance the floor needs.
Mechanical preparation removes contaminants, strips failed coatings, and opens the concrete to the surface profile the manufacturer specifies for the system going down. Dust is collected at the machine.
Decorative quartz, vinyl color chip, and metallic finishes, along with anti-slip additives and safety aisle striping.
Why H&H
Most of the labor on a floor coating project goes into evaluating the slab and preparing the surface, both of which directly affect how the finished system performs.
H&H holds installer certifications across a wide range of epoxy and resinous systems, so the specification is based on how your space is used rather than on a single product line.
We phase installations around production, shipping, and service hours, and we provide cure times and return-to-service times in writing so your team can plan around them.
H&H owns its shot blasters and diamond grinders. Because preparation is not subcontracted, we control the schedule, the surface profile we produce, and the condition of the slab the coating is applied over.
Self-performed floor work carries a one-year workmanship warranty, and no deposit is required to schedule the project.
Project managers hold OSHA 30 certification and field crews hold OSHA 10 and First Aid. Everyone who enters your facility is background screened, and we work to the site-specific security, badging, and access requirements the facility sets.
One project manager coordinates with your maintenance team and any other trades on site, and reports progress from mobilization through final inspection.
Industries we serve
We coat floors in warehouses, manufacturing plants, commercial kitchens, locker rooms, showrooms, clinics, campus residence halls, airports, gymnasiums, and public buildings.
Recent projects
Every floor below was prepared and installed by our own crews.
How it works
Five stages. Slab evaluation and surface preparation come first, because the condition and profile of the concrete determine which systems can be used and how well the coating will bond.
We test the slab for moisture vapor emission before a system is specified, because excess moisture moving through the slab compromises adhesion and is a leading cause of premature coating failure. We also check for existing coatings and curing compounds, cracking, and surface contamination, and we document the operating conditions the floor has to meet: traffic and load requirements, chemical exposure, cleaning methods, and operating temperatures.
We specify the system against the performance requirements of the space: load and traffic classification, chemical and thermal exposure, sanitation and cleaning protocol, slip-resistance requirements, and the return-to-service window the facility can accommodate. A wash-down food-processing area and a forklift-traffic aisle carry different exposure and performance requirements, so they call for different coating systems and film builds. The specification and the price are issued in writing.
Shot blasting or diamond grinding strips contaminants and failed coatings, then cuts the surface profile the specified system needs to bond.
Control joints are filled, and cracks and spalled areas are repaired before coating begins. The system is then built up in sequence, starting with the base coat and followed by broadcast and body coats where the specification calls for them.
The wear coat is applied, along with anti-slip additives where specified. We walk the completed floor with you, confirm return-to-service times, and provide a one-year workmanship warranty on self-performed work.
Our guarantee
Self-performed floor coating work carries a one-year workmanship warranty, and our No-Surprise Guarantee means the price in your written proposal is the price you are invoiced, unless you approve a change in scope. We install to the coating manufacturer's written specification, and where a system carries a manufacturer warranty, that coverage sits alongside ours.
Serving West Michigan since 1932.
Four generations, one standard: Applied With Pride.
Service area
Based in Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids, covering Kent, Kalamazoo, Calhoun, Ottawa, Allegan, Ingham, and the surrounding counties.
Common questions
Return-to-service time depends on the system specified. A fast-cure polyaspartic floor can often return to service within a day, while a traditional epoxy build requires longer. We provide cure and return-to-service times in the written proposal, and we can phase the installation so that only part of the floor is out of service at a time.
H&H works on commercial and industrial floors only: warehouses and distribution centers, manufacturing and process plants, commercial kitchens and food-processing areas, service bays, parking structures, schools and healthcare facilities, locker rooms, and public and government buildings.
Surface preparation is one of the most common sources of coating failure. Shot blasting or diamond grinding removes contaminants and cuts the profile the coating needs to bond to the slab. H&H owns this equipment and performs the preparation as a standard part of every installation.
Yes. We strip and recoat failing floors, and we repair damaged concrete, control joints, and spalled areas before the new system is installed.
We add anti-slip aggregate where operating conditions call for it, including commercial kitchens, wash-down areas, ramps, and locker rooms, and we can lay out safety aisle striping as part of the installation.
Yes. H&H is a licensed Michigan contractor, carries full insurance, and is a PCA Accredited Contractor. We are certified on a wide range of epoxy and resinous flooring systems.
Our core markets are Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Battle Creek, and Holland. We also serve Muskegon, Jackson, Allegan, St. Joseph, Coldwater, Sturgis, and Big Rapids.
Send the square footage, the current condition of the slab, and the operating conditions in the space. A project manager will review the project, specify a system, and prepare a written proposal.