Madara Coatings

MadaraCoatings

Dark warehouse with a freshly coated epoxy floor

Commercial and industrial floor coatings for the warehouses, shops and kitchens of Acadiana. Installed from Lafayette.

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The floor is the largest surface in any building you run. It should be the last thing you have to think about.

Madara Coatings puts down epoxy, polyaspartic and urethane cement floors across Lafayette and Acadiana.

Most of the work is commercial: distribution floors that take forklifts all shift, fab shops where steel hits the ground, kitchens hosed down every night.

Every job starts the same way. We test the slab for moisture, grind it open with diamonds and repair it before any resin goes down. On the Gulf Coast, that step decides whether a floor lasts.

Then we schedule around you: nights, weekends, one zone at a time. Garages get the same materials. Residential floors

Metallic epoxy floor in an office lobby
Metallic epoxy in an office lobby: poured, mirror-gloss, one continuous surface.
High-build epoxy sample board
Sample board: high-build epoxy. Physical chips come to the site walk.

Pick the room. See the floor.

High-build epoxy

Thick, jointless epoxy over diamond-ground concrete, with aisle lines and keep-clear zones coated in. Built for forklifts and pallet jacks all shift.

Coated zone by zone so freight keeps moving.

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Every floor we coat

Commercial
  • Retail floors
  • Offices and lobbies
  • Showrooms
  • Dealership service bays
  • Clinics and labs
  • Restaurants
  • Gyms
Industrial
  • Distribution centers
  • Fabrication shops
  • Oilfield service yards
  • Food and seafood plants
  • Breweries
  • Rice and grain mills
  • Aircraft hangars
Residential
  • Two- and three-car garages
  • Home shops
  • Home gyms
  • Barns and equipment sheds

How a floor gets made

The same six stages on a two-car garage and a distribution center. The ones nobody sees decide how long the floor lasts.

We measure, look at traffic, chemicals, drains and heat, and ask how your operation runs before we name a system.

The Atchafalaya Basin Bridge on I-10, the road east out of Lafayette.

Where we work

Also Scott, Carencro, Abbeville and the rest of Acadiana. All service areas

What owners ask first

Let's price
your floor

Send the square footage and a photo. We walk the slab, test it and send a written bid. Or call (512) 663-9269.

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