Benefits of Epoxy for Industrial Property
Meeting The Needs of Business
- Leaves a solid surface customized for priorities and branding
- Handles heavy equipment often found in these facilities
- Simple maintenance and care for busy workplaces
- Functions well with moving machinery and people
- Protects against blemishes, cracks, and delamination
- Aids in preventing slip and fall incidents and protects staff
What Type of Epoxy Floor Do You Need?
We Can Help
Some industries have specific mandates and regulations that must be met when it comes to flooring. Chances are you’re familiar with these mandates, and we can help fulfill that tall order. Others may be unsure about what type of flooring they can use and may have more leniency. We will walk you through the types of flooring available for the industry you occupy.
Since we have several years of navigating our industry, we feel confident about guiding our industrial clients toward flooring systems that make sense and stay on budget. Whether you need a standard epoxy resin floor, a polyurethane, a urethane overlay, or something else, we would be happy to explain the differences and assist in choosing the right one.
Epoxy Coating in Action
Your San Fransisco Industrial Business Partner
Large-scale industrial complexes often need a seamless floor to ensure cleanliness, sanitation, and easy maintenance, among other factors. Many industries benefit from this flooring system. Just compare other options on the market, such as polished concrete, vinyl, or high-cost stonework, and the value is evident.
For example, massive medical facilities will often shuttle equipment from room to room or move patients from floor to floor. A seamless floor structure is essential for both applications. Another example is correctional facilities or medical institutions. These types of facilities have their eye on minimalistic flooring that is easy and fast to clean and maintain. Government entities, city municipalities, and similar properties all need high-functioning flooring, that will last and won’t keep important work from being done.
These are just a few of the industries we work with, along with churches, school systems, and various other entities that need large-scale flooring.
Industrial Businesses and Regulation
Where value and compliance matter
When your business is governed by some of the largest regulators in America, every part of your facility must function. After years of learning these guidelines and understanding what is at risk, we work closely with our industrial property clients to ensure they meet the expectations.
We understand a visit from the FDA, OSHA, CDC, EPA, and similar governing bodies requires attention to detail. With so much at stake, your floors shouldn’t complicate or distract you and your facility management from pressing issues or building mechanics. We have a mind and strategy for your property, and we would be happy to help you.
Cost-Conscious Epoxy for Industrial Business
Value on Value
There is only so much in the budget for your industrial flooring. We aim to maximize that budget while prioritizing what your business needs. epoxy flooring is a cost-conscious option that gains value throughout the years. You will see the value in three ways.
The first way is your initial investment, which is cost-friendly by comparable options. Since epoxy installations require less time than materials such as stone, tile, concrete polish, and others, we can pass those savings onto you.
The second way that you realize the value of your epoxy floors, is the lifespan of the material. Epoxy is a superior material. It can handle the day-to-day abuse from the industrial complex. This flooring will withstand heavy equipment, machinery, and repeated foot traffic without showing signs of damage.
The third way you will experience the value, is the money saved in maintaining and cleaning the floors over time. Think of what you can do with the rest of that budget. Take care of new projects faster, and handle more pressing building management needs.
Do you have additional questions for our industrial epoxy design team? We are standing by to answer those questions and work through the specifics of your project. We can also talk to you about the process and timelines of your project. Here are a few other questions we get from our industrial clients: