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Warehouse and Distribution Center Floors, Prepared Around Your Operation
Facilities cannot always shut down for floor work. BlastTex plans phased work zones, nights, weekends and shutdown windows so your docks keep moving, and we bring our own machines, power and HEPA dust collection.
Commercial site walks are free within 50 miles of Hurst. Farther out, see our travel zones.
What we handle for facilities
Layout changes
Reconfiguration and restriping
- Old forklift lanes, walkways and bay markings removed
- Stripe paths and bay pads blasted for the new layout
- Ready for your striping contractor
Docks and ramps
Rubber, fluid and worn texture
- Buildup removed by sweeping, scrubbing and shot blasting
- Texture restored; scarifying where needed
- Work zones planned around trucks
New coatings
Epoxy, polyaspartic or sealer projects
- Old coatings and sealers removed
- Shot blasted to the specified CSP, with a test area when needed and the profile checked against ICRI reference chips
- Coordinated with your coating contractor
Cleaning and maintenance
Dust, tire marks and grime
- Ride-on sweeping and scrubbing
- Floor Care Plans on a set schedule
- Priced below one-time cleaning
Tenant turnover
Lease move-outs and make-ready
- Markings and buildup removed
- Floor scrubbed, docks cleaned
- Photo report for the walkthrough
- 200,000 sq ft cleaned for one Grand Prairie turnover
Every project includes: a written scope and payment schedule · our own power and HEPA dust collection · the Time-Stamped Photo Report · one point of contact from proposal to completion.
Built to work around operations
How we plan the work
- Phased work zones around forklift and foot traffic
- Taped-off safety zones while blasting
- Nights, weekends and shutdown windows
- Your check-in process, PPE and site rules followed
- Company-owned generator when building power is not available
Scope and limitations
- Oil that has penetrated deep into the slab may remain
- Faint shadows of old markings may remain after removal
- Crack repair, moisture testing and degreasing are handled by partner companies
- BlastTex does not test or certify slip resistance, OSHA or ADA compliance
Case study: Irving distribution warehouse
14,000 linear feet of forklift and pedestrian lines removed while trucks and forklifts kept moving. The striping contractor followed, and the warehouse kept operating. See the full project →
How it works
Site walk or photos
A free site walk within 50 miles of Hurst, or send photos, square footage and operating hours.
Written proposal
Scope, schedule and payment terms in writing within 24–48 hours of the walk.
Phased work
Scheduled around your operation, including nights and weekends.
Photo report
Time-stamped documentation for your facility records.
Facility questions
Can you work while our warehouse is operating?
Yes. We plan phased work zones around forklift and foot traffic, tape off safety zones, and work nights, weekends or during shutdown windows. Tell us your operating hours, and we will build the schedule around them.
Do you follow our site safety and contractor requirements?
Yes. We follow your check-in process, PPE requirements and site rules. A certificate of insurance and W-9 are available on request. Using a vendor system such as ISNetworld or Avetta? Tell us which one when you request a proposal.
How large a floor can you handle?
We run a ride-on shot blaster for large open floors, two walk-behind blasters for aisles and tight areas, a ride-on sweeper, multiple battery-powered and diesel ride-on scrubbers and walk-behind scrubbers, and we phase large projects across several shifts. Production always depends on the condition of the floor, the layout of the project, obstacles, the coating being removed and the profile required.
Do you offer degreasing?
No. Chemical degreasing produces regulated wastewater, so BlastTex does not perform it. When a floor needs full degreasing, a specialized cleaning company handles that step, and we schedule our work immediately after.
How is payment handled?
Every proposal includes a project-specific payment schedule. Depending on project size and scope, a mobilization payment and progress billing may apply. Approved commercial accounts may qualify for established billing terms after a credit review.
Planning floor work at your facility?
Send photos, approximate square footage, the location and your operating hours, and we will schedule a site walk or send a written proposal. Free checklist: Scrub It or Blast It? →