Commercial Non-Slip Floor Treatments

Prevent slip-and-fall accidents and keep your business compliant with long-lasting, professional traction-enhancing treatments.

Who We Serve

Restaurants & Kitchens
Retail Stores
Gyms & Fitness Centers
Pickleball & Sport Courts
Warehouses & Factories
Hotels & Resorts
Senior Living & Healthcare Facilities
Pool Decks & Locker Rooms

Slippery Floors Create Risk, Liability, and Lost Revenue

Hazardous Floors Cause 55% of Slip-and-Falls
More than half of slip-and-fall accidents are linked to unsafe floors — including wet tile, worn coatings, and untreated concrete.

$70 Billion in Business Losses Every Year
Slip-and-fall claims cost U.S. businesses over $70 billion annually, with the average incident exceeding $48,000.

25% of Workplace Injuries Come From Slip-and-Falls
These accidents are a leading cause of lost workdays — many resulting in over 30 days off the job.

100% Preventable With Proper Floor Safety
Most commercial slip-and-fall risks can be eliminated with professional non-slip treatment and routine traction testing.

Want to prevent slip-and-fall risks in your facility?

Schedule a free on-site assessment

How Our Commercial Treatment Works

A proven, safe, and chemical-bonded process designed for long-lasting traction improvement on commercial floors.

STEP 1 — On-Site Safety Assessment

We inspect your floors, identify slip hazards, measure surface traction (DCOF), and determine the treatment your facility needs.
Includes a full report you can keep for compliance records.

STEP 2 — Deep Cleaning & Surface Prep

We remove grease, contaminants, buildup, and residues to ensure maximum chemical bonding with the treatment.
This step alone improves traction for many facilities.

STEP 3 — Traction-Enhancing Treatment Application

Our professional-grade treatment microscopically modifies the floor surface to increase traction—without changing how the floor looks.
Safe for tile, concrete, stone, metal, and more.

STEP 4 — Post-Treatment DCOF Testing & Certification

We test traction levels after application and provide written results verifying ANSI A137.1 compliant DCOF readings (≥ 0.42 wet).
This gives businesses documentation for OSHA, insurance, and facility safety audits.