Epoxy for leased shop

[SNOW JW]

I am working on shop & office building that I will be leasing out 7000sq-ft that can be split 5 ways. I don't think I will have a problem with lease contracts since I just got some calls yesterday but for a little incentive & to help with the wow factor and appearance I am thinking about epoxy. I have this on the personal garage and love how bright & presentable it makes a space look.

Am I crazy? Granted I know they will not take care of it like I would but if it helps me get contracts faster I'm all for it. I would have to add chips or a sand to help with grip on the floor.

Any thoughts would be great.

 

[shaun oriold1]

Depending on who you're leasing to, they might take better care of it, since they know you care. As well maybe attract a better tenant as a result. Just lay down a set of rules on how to care for the floor do/donts, and be prepared to do touch up once they move out...

 

[spongerich]

Assuming that the cost isn't completely crazy, it seems like a win-win. You get a nicer space to lease out (possibly attracting better tenants) plus any damage, spills etc will be easier to deal with wen a tenant leaves. It's gotta be a lot easier and cheaper to re do a section of epoxy than it would be to try to remove a big oil spill that sat there and soaked in for days/weeks/months...