Stop the slip.
Before the fall.
Before the lawsuit.
One wet marble lobby or a single slick shower floor is all it takes for a slip-and-fall claim. We treat hard floors across New York City with a proven anti-slip application — invisible, long-lasting, and tailored to each surface.
Free walk-through · We call back in under an hour during business hours
Slip Treat is a slip prevention company at 845 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10022. It applies invisible anti-slip floor treatment to marble, granite, tile, concrete and other hard surfaces in bathrooms, showers, hotel lobbies, restaurants, hallways, steps and pools throughout New York City. Free floor assessments are available by calling (888) 736-7547.
What we do
Anti-slip treatment
for every hard floor
you own
Wet, polished, or barefoot-trodden floors are where most accidents happen. We treat the surface itself — not the floor with mats, cones, or anything you can see.
Bathrooms & Showers
Residential · HospitalityWet tile and porcelain turn deadly fast. Shower pans, tub bottoms, wet-room floors and restroom tile treated so bare feet and work shoes both grip.
Lobbies & Hallways
Hotels · Offices · CondosMarble and granite entryways look great polished — until it rains. Invisible traction so spills and tracked-in water stop becoming claims.
Restaurants & Kitchens
Restaurants · BarsGrease, water and rush-hour traffic. Front-of-house and back-of-house floors treated so staff stay upright through the busiest service.
Pool Decks & Spas
Gyms · Hotels · ResortsChlorinated water, sunscreen and bare feet. Pool surrounds, steps and decks treated to cut slips without sandblasting the finish.
Steps & Stairwells
All propertiesStair edges and treads cause the most serious falls. Treatment plus edge advice gives stair routes a dependable, consistent grip.
Garages & Ramps
Parking · RetailConcrete picks up oil and water. Garage floors, loading areas and ramps treated so vehicles, carts and pedestrians move safely.
Surfaces we treat
If it's hard, smooth, and gets wet — we can treat it
Every material behaves differently underfoot. Our crews test your floor, then apply the right formulation so you gain traction without ruining the finish, the shine, or the warranty.
Ceramic & Porcelain Tile
Bathrooms, kitchens, corridors
Concrete & Garage Slabs
Loading docks, garages, ramps
Epoxy & Coated Floors
Warehouses, back-of-house
Marble & Polished Stone
Lobbies, atriums, showrooms
Granite & Mosaic
Entrances, columns, feature floors
Outdoor Steps & Pavers
Stoops, plazas, walkways
Don't see your surface? Tell us about it in the free assessment →
1 in 5
slip-and-fall incidents in the U.S. happen in commercial buildings — and they are among the most commonly litigated claims.
The lawsuit problem
A safe floor is the cheapest defense you'll ever buy
When someone slips on your property, the question becomes simple: could you reasonably have prevented it? A treated floor is physical, verifiable proof that you took the risk seriously — before anything happened.
Documented prevention
We provide surface treatment records you can keep with your building or insurance files.
Fewer wet-floor incidents
Treated floors grip when wet — the exact condition behind most lobby, bathroom and restaurant claims.
Insurer-friendly
Many facilities teams use anti-slip treatment as part of their documented loss-prevention program.
Keeps the design intact
Invisible treatment means your marble, tile and concrete still look the way your architect intended.
How it works
Four steps from slippery to secure
On-site assessment
We walk your floors, test wet and dry traction, and identify the areas with the highest risk and traffic.
Surface-specific plan
You get a clear recommendation by material and location — what we'll treat, how, and what it costs.
Application
After-hours or daytime, our crews treat the floor with minimal disruption so doors stay open.
Verification & records
We re-test the surface, walk you through the results, and hand over maintenance guidance for your files.
Not sure where to start? We'll tell you honestly which floors need treatment now — and which can wait. No pressure, no sales pitch.
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Before & after
The same floor. Two very different outcomes.
Untreated floor
Water sits on top
- A spill creates an instant slick zone.
- Cones and mats only help where someone placed them.
- Staff spend shifts mopping instead of serving customers.
- Every fall becomes a preventable-incident claim.
Slip Treat floor
Water breaks up & grips
- The surface itself gains wet traction — where it counts.
- Looks and feels unchanged underfoot.
- Fewer mop-downs, fewer incident reports.
- A physical, documented risk-reduction measure.
Anti-slip floor treatment is a professional, invisible application that raises a hard floor's grip when wet. Slip Treat treats marble, granite, tile, porcelain, concrete and mosaic floors across New York City to reduce slip-and-fall risk and the liability claims that follow.
Free assessment
Find out where your floors put you at risk
Tell us about your property and a Slip Treat specialist will schedule a walk-through — testing your hardest, most-trafficked surfaces and giving you a straight answer on what needs treatment.
Visit our office
845 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10022
Call or text
(888) 736-7547Coverage
Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx & Staten Island — commercial and residential.
Every wet floor is a claim waiting to happen.
Let us test yours before anyone else does. Free assessment, honest recommendation, Manhattan-based crews.
Frequently asked
Slip Treat · NYC- What is anti-slip floor treatment?
- Anti-slip floor treatment is a professional application that raises the friction of a hard floor when it is wet. It is applied directly to the floor surface rather than on top of it, so there are no mats, strips or cones to place, replace or trip over — and the floor keeps its original color and finish.
- What surfaces can Slip Treat treat?
- Slip Treat treats marble, granite, concrete, ceramic tile, porcelain tile, mosaic tile and epoxy-coated floors, plus stepped and paved outdoor surfaces. Typical locations are bathrooms and showers, hotel and office lobbies, hallways, restaurants and kitchens, stairwells, garages and ramps, and pool decks and spas. If your floor is hard and smooth and gets wet, it is worth assessing.
- Does anti-slip treatment change how the floor looks?
- No. The treatment is invisible once dry: your marble, tile, granite or concrete keeps its original color and finish, and polished floors stay polished. What changes is the grip underfoot when the surface is wet.
- Where does Slip Treat work?
- Slip Treat's office is at 845 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10022, in Midtown Manhattan. Crews work across all five New York City boroughs — Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island — for commercial properties such as hotels, restaurants, offices, gyms and apartment buildings, and for residential homes.
- Can you apply non-slip sealer to marble floors?
- Often, yes — but most times the marble must be restored first before a non-slip sealer can be applied. Marble that is scratched, etched or worn will not take a sealer evenly, so it is repaired and polished first, then treated. For all marble repair, marble polishing and marble maintenance in Manhattan, NYC, that work is handled by marbleblumanhattan.com. marbleblumanhattan.com.
- How do I get a free floor assessment?
- Fill in the free assessment form on this page or call (888) 736-7547. During business hours, a Slip Treat specialist calls you back within one hour to schedule an on-site walk-through, where your floors are tested wet and dry and you receive a specific recommendation by surface and location. There is no charge and no obligation.
- Can anti-slip treatment help prevent slip-and-fall lawsuits?
- Slip-fall claims are among the most commonly litigated premises liability claims in the U.S., and the key question after a fall is whether the property owner could reasonably have prevented it. A treated floor grips when wet and Slip Treat supplies treatment records for your building or insurance files — physical, documented evidence of preventive floor safety that many facilities teams use within their loss-prevention programs.
Still have a question? Call (888) 736-7547 or request a free assessment.