INDUSTRIAL + COMMERCIAL · UTAH-BASED(801) 515-3812
RC Coatings
Roofs + floors + parking decks

Protect the facility.
Plan the years
ahead.

Roof restoration, industrial flooring and parking deck coatings for the buildings your business depends on. We assess conditions, fix what matters first, and help you plan the work across buildings and years. Utah-based, taking on large projects nationwide.

View of a low-slope industrial roof
01 / BUILDING ENVELOPEA longer view of your facility.
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Roofs, floors and decks. One facility partner.

From the roof above
to the floor below.

Plan for the conditions your buildings actually face, and the work that needs to happen inside them. Parking and pedestrian decks too, with traffic coatings built for salt and freeze-thaw.

01 / ROOF RESTORATION

Before you replace it,
know your options.

Explore roof coating systems for eligible flat and low-slope roofs. Start with the roof’s condition, repair needs, and long-term ownership plans.

In our field experience, most leaks on TPO and other single-ply roofs start at the seams. A seamless roof coating cures as one continuous membrane over the whole roof, so those seams are gone.

  • Industrial and commercial buildings
  • Repair, restoration, or replacement assessment
  • Uniflex, one of our systems: 10, 15, and 20-year labor and materials warranties
Explore roof coatings
02 / INDUSTRIAL FLOORING

A floor that supports
the work you do.

Urethane cement and resinous flooring selected around washdowns, traffic, chemical exposure, and the time available for installation.

  • Food and beverage processing
  • Manufacturing, warehouses, and commercial facilities
  • Repairs, upgrades, and planned maintenance
Explore floor systems

Responsible for several buildings or plants? See how we plan roofs, floors and parking decks across sites, with one point of contact and a budget by year.

See how it works

Know what happens next.

The facility comes first

Your schedule.
Your conditions.
Your next step.

01

Understand the problem

We discuss the building, current concerns, access, and your project priorities.

02

Assess the conditions

A site review helps establish preparation, repairs, suitable systems, and the information still needed.

03

Build a clear scope

Review the proposed work, operational constraints, schedule, and applicable warranty terms before moving forward.

Completed flooring projects

See the work.
Understand the result.

Actual project photos and documented outcomes from processing facilities and a bakery conversion.

Start with the building

Tell us what needs
to work better.

A recurring leak. A worn processing floor. A parking deck taking on salt. A capital project on the horizon. Let’s look at the conditions and the options.

Request a site assessment