One Shop · One Factory · Crews That Travel

Where Maverick Works

Maverick Performance Solutions is an industrial resinous flooring manufacturer and contractor headquartered in Farmington Hills, Michigan. We engineer, manufacture, install, and warrant our own flooring systems — epoxy, urethane cement, broadcast, fast-cure, and concrete repair — across Michigan, Ohio, and the Midwest. Every project ships from one shop at 23460 Industrial Park Dr, installs with Maverick crews, and starts with an engineered response within 48 hours.

Eight Metros, One Accountable Party

MAVERICKFarmington Hills Grand Rapids Lansing Ann Arbor Flint & Saginaw Metro Detroit Toledo Cleveland Columbus
Crews and material mobilize from Farmington Hills, MI — one accountable party across Michigan and Ohio.

The same services travel to every metro below: epoxy flooring, urethane cement flooring, warehouse floor coatings, commercial kitchen flooring, and concrete floor repair — engineered and manufactured in Farmington Hills, installed by Maverick crews. Dedicated city pages are live across Metro Detroit — see the city grid below; remaining metros ship as local project write-ups are assembled.

Wondering how these systems hold up in your building type? Start from the industries pages — from manufacturing plants to food & beverage facilities — or browse real installs in the project gallery.

City by City Across Our Home Radius

Most of our work happens within an hour of the Farmington Hills shop. Each city page covers the industries there, the systems that fit them, and how fast we can get to your building.

Oakland County · ~15 Minutes Out

Novi

Distribution centers, office-flex buildings, and food service back-of-house — the closest major market to our plant.

Novi Flooring
Wayne County · I-96 / I-275

Livonia

One of Michigan's densest manufacturing corridors — machining, stamping, and warehousing floors built for forklift traffic.

Livonia Flooring
Oakland County · Commercial Core

Southfield

Commercial towers, healthcare facilities, and parking structures needing traffic-rated coatings and waterproofing.

Southfield Flooring
Oakland County · I-75 Corridor

Troy

Automotive suppliers, R&D labs, and corporate facilities — seamless, cleanable systems for mixed-use plants.

Troy Flooring
Macomb County · Heavy Industry

Warren

Heavy automotive manufacturing, tech-center campuses, and tool & die shops running quartz broadcast and epoxy mortar.

Warren Flooring
Oakland County · I-75 / M-59

Auburn Hills

Automotive OEM suppliers, assembly support facilities, and distribution floors along the northern I-75 corridor.

Auburn Hills Flooring
Wayne County · Downriver

Taylor

Downriver plants, logistics floors, and epoxy mortar service bays built to take steel wheels and dropped tooling.

Taylor Flooring
Oakland County · Our Plant

Farmington Hills

Our headquarters and manufacturing facility. Coatings made here, crews staged here — industrial park tenants, light manufacturing, healthcare, and commercial kitchens.

Farmington Hills Flooring
Wayne County · Heavy Industry

Dearborn

Automotive manufacturing, tool rooms, and stamping — plus a dense restaurant and commercial-kitchen trade along Warren and Michigan Ave.

Dearborn Flooring
Macomb County · Van Dyke / Mound

Sterling Heights

Large-footprint manufacturing and automotive assembly support, tool & die, and heavy-traffic production floors.

Sterling Heights Flooring
Oakland County · R&D Corridor

Rochester Hills

Automotive R&D and engineering centers, precision machining, and lab and clean-process floors.

Rochester Hills Flooring
Wayne County · I-275 Logistics

Canton

Distribution and logistics floors, food service back-of-house, and light manufacturing and flex space.

Canton Flooring
Oakland County · I-96 Corridor

Wixom

Plastics and metal fabrication, warehousing, and flex-industrial floors along the Wixom Rd corridor.

Wixom Flooring
Wayne, Oakland & Macomb

All of Metro Detroit

The regional overview — industries served, systems by exposure, and how shutdown scheduling works across the tri-county area.

Metro Detroit Overview

National Accounts & Multi-Site Programs

The metros above are where our crews work most weeks — they are not a fence. Maverick runs multi-site and national-account flooring programs for manufacturers and facility groups whose plants don't stop at the state line: one specification, one product set from our nine Mav product families and 31 Products, and one accountable party across every location. We don't fake regional offices to look bigger than we are. There is one shop, one factory, and one engineering desk in Farmington Hills — and crews that travel to wherever your floor is.

How Remote Projects Work

Distance changes the logistics, not the process. A floor in Columbus or beyond gets the same engineering sequence as a floor 20 minutes from the shop — scoped remotely first, verified on site, installed by the same crews against the same specification.

  • 1. Scope starts remote. Send square footage, traffic, exposure, photos, and slab history. A Maverick engineer responds with a recommendation and budget direction within 48 hours — that's our standing promise.
  • 2. Site assessment on your slab. Before anything is specified, we walk the floor: moisture testing, existing coatings, drains and slopes, failed joints, and the operating constraints around your production schedule.
  • 3. The material travels with the crew. Systems are manufactured in Farmington Hills and arrive as factory-batched, matched kits — the same components, the same batch discipline, whatever the ZIP code.
  • 4. Installs phase around your operation. Weekend, overnight, and area-by-area phasing are standard practice, engineered into the crew plan before anyone mobilizes.
  • 5. One warranty, one signature. Material and workmanship are warranted by the same company that engineered the system — no gap for a remote project to fall into.

Why Distance Doesn't Dilute the Spec

Most out-of-area flooring bids are a subcontract: a local applicator, someone else's resin, and a warranty that lives in the gap between them. Because Maverick manufactures what it installs, the specification, the material, and the crew arrive together — the build-up recommendation you approve is the document our installers work against, wherever the slab is.

Working from a specification? The full engineering layer — build-ups, details, and CSI specs — lives in the systems catalog and Architect Center.

Scope a Remote Project

Put Your Plant on the Map

Tell us the city, the square footage, and the traffic. An engineered recommendation and budget direction come back within 48 hours — that's our promise, from Metro Detroit to anywhere the Midwest ends.