Epoxy Garage Floors in Yosemite Business Park, CA
Epoxy Floors Field Clovis covers epoxy and commercial floors in Yosemite Business Park, the multi-tenant industrial complex built in 1985 on West Pontiac Way near Fresno Yosemite International Airport, where warehouse and shop slabs have decades of wear and every tenant answers to a landlord.
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Four buildings from 1985
A property listing describes Yosemite Business Park at 110 W Pontiac Way, ZIP 93612, as four buildings in a multi-tenant industrial complex of about 116,690 square feet, built in 1985 and close to Fresno Yosemite International Airport and State Routes 168 and 180. No tenant is named here and no space is advertised. A complex of this age has slabs with decades of wear: saw-cut edges that chipped under pallet jacks, hairline cracks, oil and sometimes an older coating that a previous tenant left behind.
At a glance:
| Factor | What to expect in Yosemite Business Park |
|---|---|
| Buildings | Four buildings, multi-tenant, built in 1985 |
| Slabs | Decades old; wear, patches and earlier coatings are likely |
| Floors | Slab-on-grade with saw cuts; warehouse aisles and shop bays |
| Approvals | The landlord for any floor change; the lease says who pays |
| Typical systems | Gritted solid color with joint filling and striping |
Garage and business floor coatings in Yosemite Business Park
Tenants ask about:
A floor that dusts and chips
A worn warehouse slab is ground and its saw cuts are rebuilt; gritted solid-color epoxy runs $3–$7 per square foot.
Oil under the old lines
Where lifts or trucks stood, oil soaks into concrete and breaks the bond if it stays; the oil and moisture line adds $2–$5 per square foot.
Striping the aisles
Line striping and safety markings are a flat option, and joint filling is another.
A shared building, a shared door
In a multi-tenant complex the tenant seldom controls the dock, the shared drive or the utilities. A lease usually requires the landlord's written consent for alterations, and a neighbor may care about fumes drifting along a shared wall. Midday heat inside a metal-roofed unit runs above the air temperature, and a July mean high of 97°F means starts at first light; the jobs run in zones so the loading door remains usable.
Epoxy floors in Yosemite Business Park: questions
Does a tenant in an older industrial complex need the landlord's consent?
Normally yes. Most leases require written consent for changes to the premises, and the tenant obtains it before the work is scheduled.
Can the loading door stay usable during a job?
Often, by working one zone at a time and keeping the dock lane for last. The plan is made before the first coat goes down.
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