- Licensed General Contractor · CSLB #1122392
- Commercial · Residential · Restoration
- Sacramento & Northern California
Protective coating systems, resinous flooring and concrete restoration for commercial, industrial and multifamily properties, planned with drone and infrared assessment and installed as part of Summit’s broader building-protection work.
CSLB #1122392
Angelo Pacheco, Haag Certified Inspector, Commercial Roofs
Technology-driven condition assessment
Sacramento and the surrounding region
Coatings on a commercial property do real work: they protect concrete from wear and chemicals, keep water out of the building envelope, and extend the service life of surfaces you’ve already paid for. Summit approaches every coating project as a construction problem: assess the substrate, select the right system, prepare the surface properly and install it to the manufacturer’s requirements.
We identify the issue, recommend the system, and execute the work, with the documentation to back it up.
Protect asset value and plan capital work with real condition data.
Coating programs scheduled around operations, with clear phasing.
Durable floors and protective systems for working environments.
Decks, walkways, garages and exteriors maintained as one plan.
Each service is delivered as part of Summit’s construction, waterproofing and asset-protection work, not as a standalone cosmetic upgrade.
High-performance coating systems that protect structural and architectural surfaces from abrasion, moisture, weather and chemical exposure.
Seamless, cleanable floor systems engineered for traffic, equipment and daily operations, selected to match how the space is used.
Grinding, shot blasting, crack and spall repair and surface profiling, the step that decides whether a coating lasts.
Elastomeric and protective wall coatings that help keep water out of the envelope, applied after repairs and sealant work are complete.
Waterproof membrane systems with wear-resistant surfaces for areas that carry foot or vehicle traffic over occupied space.
Condition assessments, targeted repairs and recoat planning that keep existing coating systems performing and budgets predictable.
Specialized systems are offered only where Summit holds the appropriate licensing and qualifications and meets the manufacturer’s installation requirements. Ask us about the specific system your project needs.
A coating is a system, not a single product. Select a system to see how it’s assembled, and hover a layer to see what it does.
Simplified, typical build-ups for illustration. Final systems depend on testing, substrate conditions and manufacturer requirements.
We combine modern inspection tools with hands-on construction experience to find what’s actually happening on a building, recommend the right solution, and carry it through.
Exterior and surface conditions documented with drone imaging, infrared and on-site evaluation.
Findings translated into a clear scope: repair, restore or recoat, with priorities and options.
Surface preparation and system installation by a licensed general contractor.
Documented baseline and maintenance planning to protect the investment over time.
Exterior and elevated conditions captured safely and completely.
Temperature data that can point to moisture-related patterns.
Conditions recorded and tied to location for every finding.
Walls, decks, joints and transitions reviewed as one system.
Prioritized scopes and recoat schedules you can budget for.
See the technology in action. Our drone thermal surveys apply the same approach to commercial roofs.
From distribution floors to podium decks, we plan coating work around how the space is used, and around the people who use it.
Industrial
Durable floor systems for forklift traffic, racking and loading areas.
Light industrial
Protective floors and surfaces for equipment and working environments.
Structures
Traffic-bearing waterproofing over occupied and structural space.
Multifamily & HOA
Balconies, walkways, stairs and exterior walls across the property.
Commercial
Back-of-house floors, exterior elevations and common areas.
Facilities
Cleanable, protective surfaces for equipment rooms and service areas.
Most coating failures trace back to preparation or the wrong system. Our process is designed to prevent both.
Surfaces, exposure, use and existing coatings evaluated, with drone and infrared where appropriate.
Moisture, adhesion and substrate conditions checked where the system requires it, and documented.
A written scope with the recommended system, preparation method, phasing and terms.
Surfaces profiled and repaired, then the system installed to the manufacturer’s requirements.
Final documentation and maintenance guidance, with recoat planning for the future.
Coatings rarely stand alone. The same building usually needs roofing, envelope repairs, interior work or ongoing maintenance, and one accountable contractor keeps it coordinated.
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Walls, joints, sealants and below-grade protection
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Repair, restoration, replacement and inspections
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Build-outs, upgrades and space transitions
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Planned upkeep across the property
E
Water, fire and damage restoration for commercial buildings
No blanket promises. Your scope, system and coverage are defined in your proposal and the applicable manufacturer documentation.
Preparation method, system, areas and phasing spelled out before work begins.
Coverage is stated in your written warranty and any applicable manufacturer warranty, never implied.
Photo documentation and closeout records for your facility files and future planning.
Answers for owners, facility managers and property managers planning coating work.
Paint is mostly decorative. A protective coating system is selected for a specific exposure, such as traffic, water, abrasion or chemicals, and installed over a properly prepared surface in multiple engineered layers.
Most coating failures come from poor preparation. Concrete is typically ground or shot blasted to the surface profile the system requires, with repairs and testing completed before any product goes down.
Where the system requires it, yes. Moisture in a slab can cause coatings to blister or delaminate, so testing helps determine the right primer or system before installation.
Yes. We plan phasing, access and cure times with your team to limit disruption to tenants, residents or production.
They help document exterior and elevated conditions quickly and can highlight areas that warrant closer inspection, so the recommended scope is based on real conditions rather than assumptions.
Warranty coverage depends on the system and project and is defined in your written proposal, Summit’s written warranty terms and any applicable manufacturer warranty.
Summit Building Group serves Sacramento and the greater Northern California region.
Request a commercial coatings assessment and get a clear, documented recommendation for your floors, decks or building envelope.
