Project Spotlight: Enhancing Boise’s Parks with Commercial Concrete Floor Coatings for the City of Boise Parks & Recreation

Last Updated: January 1, 2024

Spray ’n Coat Painting recently partnered with the City of Boise Parks & Recreation to refresh several public spaces, including Camel Back Park, The Natatorium, Manitou Park, Cassia Park, and Shoshone Park. These beloved locations needed durable, safe, and attractive flooring for the community to enjoy. We were thrilled to step in with our high-performance, slip-resistant commercial epoxy floor coatings, providing a practical upgrade that looks great and stands up to heavy use.


Here’s What We Did:


  • Commercial Epoxy Floor Coatings: Our team applied high-durability, slip-resistant epoxy coatings to high-traffic areas in each park facility. These coatings are built to withstand the wear and tear of constant foot traffic while keeping the floors safe and easy to clean.
  • Customized Color Coordination: We collaborated closely with the City of Boise to develop custom color schemes tailored to each location. From the lively atmosphere at The Natatorium to the serene surroundings at Camel Back Park, our color choices reflect and enhance the unique character of each space, ensuring a cohesive look that fits the community.

Project Impact


With these upgrades, each park facility has a safer, more resilient floor that’s easy for staff to maintain and enjoyable for visitors. Spray ’n Coat Painting is proud to contribute to the Boise community by creating cleaner, more welcoming public spaces that people can enjoy for years to come.


Thank you to the City of Boise Parks & Recreation for trusting Spray ’n Coat Painting with this project! We’re dedicated to enhancing spaces for communities across Boise, Meridian, Nampa, and the Boise Metro area with quality concrete floor coatings and other commercial services.


Looking to upgrade your facility? Reach out to Spray ’n Coat Painting for a free quote on our commercial concrete floor coating services today.

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