Surface & Finish SpecialistsFrom the front door to the production floor. Flooring systems, surface preparation and installation planned around the way your facility works.
Business owners · Facility managers
Property teams · Contractors
Traffic. Equipment. Maintenance. Business hours. We bring these details into the flooring conversation, so your material choices and installation scope reflect the space they need to serve.
Explore seven flooring categories, then open the service page for preparation and project details.
7 flooring systems to explore.
01 / Industrial↗Plan a coating system around the concrete, traffic, equipment and cleaning conditions. Review epoxy, polyurea or polyaspartic components within the proposed specification.
Concrete condition, moisture, preparation and return to service.
02 / Industrial↗Explore interlocking flooring for commercial garages, showrooms and working spaces. Coordinate the layout, perimeter and product requirements with daily use.
Equipment loads, slab conditions, edges and transitions.
03 / Industrial↗Review grinding, sealing, polishing or surface restoration according to the existing slab and the appearance you want to achieve.
Previous treatments, repairs and the agreed finish system.
04 / Interior↗Compare wood and stone looks with commercial product specifications. Plan the installation method, substrate and transitions for your facility.
Wear layer, adhesive or locking system, moisture and maintenance.
05 / Interior↗Explore VCT, ceramic and porcelain for the areas in your project. Each material has its own preparation, installation and ongoing care requirements.
Material type, wet areas, grout or finish, and cleaning routines.
06 / Interior↗Bring texture and comfort into workspaces with broadloom carpet or modular carpet tile. Consider pattern, seams and future replacement needs.
Traffic, backing, layout, furniture and maintenance access.
07 / Temporary↗Plan a temporary floor for weddings, corporate events, exhibitions or tented venues. Start with the ground conditions, dates and full setup and removal window.
Venue requirements, ground conditions, layout and delivery access.
Find guidance for your type of facility. Industrial and automotive projects are also covered by our coating, modular and concrete services.
Balance appearance, acoustics, furniture movement and access to occupied work areas.
Plan flooring for offices & workspacesPlan for customer routes, displays, deliveries and your opening or renovation schedule.
Plan flooring for retail & showroomsReview cleaning protocols, transitions, product specifications and facility requirements.
Plan flooring for medical & dentalConsider dining areas, kitchens, moisture exposure and the planned maintenance routine.
Plan flooring for restaurants & hospitalityCoordinate tenant access, shared areas, turnovers and repeat material specifications.
Plan flooring for property managementDiscuss classrooms, corridors and shared spaces alongside work windows and daily traffic.
Plan flooring for schools & universitiesCoordinate the flooring, furnishings and installation sequence around gatherings and events.
Plan flooring for churches & worship spacesReview transitions, mobility requirements, cleaning and phased access with the facility team.
Plan flooring for assisted living & senior careDefine the floor and the work around it. A clear scope helps everyone understand access, responsibilities and the next step.
Working with a project team? ↗Review floor area, traffic, equipment, cleaning routines, drawings and the current surface.
Discuss specifications, removal, repairs, moisture assessment and the substrate requirements.
Agree on working areas, protection, furniture or equipment, work windows and return-to-use requirements.
Review the written estimate, work sequence, completed scope and care guidance for the selected products.
Explore flooring in the Mago shop, then review the product’s commercial rating and installation requirements with your project.
Tell us where you’re working and what you’re planning. We’ll use these details to start a more useful estimate conversation.
Start with the use of each area, traffic, equipment, cleaning and existing substrate. We review those requirements alongside appearance, product specifications, preparation and access before recommending a scope.
Share your operating schedule, access restrictions and any areas that must remain in use. Evening, weekend or phased work can be discussed; availability and the actual installation sequence are confirmed during project review.
Material and system selection, floor area, removal, substrate preparation, moisture concerns, repairs, transitions and access all affect cost. A commercial estimate should define those items together rather than rely on a square-foot figure alone.
Yes. Share the project location, drawings or specifications, responsibilities and proposed timeline. We can discuss the flooring scope with the people coordinating the project.
Share wide photos and close-ups of cracks, wear, lifting coatings and any known moisture issues. The surface must be assessed before a repair, coating or refinishing approach is confirmed.
Include the town, facility type, approximate area, current floor, preferred system, photos and intended timing. Note access hours, furniture or equipment, removal, known damage and any specifications or drawings.
Bring your ideas into focus. Browse materials, compare product details and find a starting point for your space in the Mago online shop.
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Shop the collectionFrom selection to installation. Share the product you like so we can review suitability, preparation and the finishing details together.
Accessories & trimTell us what you have in mind. We’ll review your space, materials and installation needs to help define your next steps.
Massachusetts · Qualifying projects in Rhode Island & New HampshireShare your town, approximate floor area
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