Most of our installations are completed over the weekend to minimize disruption. We

regularly work extended hours on Saturdays and Sundays so your floors are ready for

use by Monday at 6 AM. Our experience, efficient crews, and use of fast-cure resin

systems give us a competitive edge in meeting tight turnaround windows without

compromising quality.

Yes. Our resinous flooring systems are engineered to meet the demands of industrial

environments—from heavy forklift traffic and impact zones to areas exposed to

chemicals, oils, or washdowns.

System selection depends on your specific use case. We install:

• Thin-mil systems (1/16”) – ideal for workstations and foot traffic

• Textured, 4-layer systems (1/8”) – durable and budget-conscious

• Heavy-duty systems (1/4”) – built for constant forklift use and heavy impact

For chemical resistance, the topcoat is key. We use high-performance urethanes and

Novolac epoxies, vinyl ester resins that offer superior chemical and abrasion resistance

compared to standard epoxy systems. These finishes are selected based on the

substances present in your facility—whether that’s solvents, acids, oils, or cleaning

agents.

There’s no one-size-fits-all. We work directly with facility managers to tailor a system

that fits both performance demands and budget.

Proper surface preparation is critical to the success of any flooring system. We

mechanically prepare the substrate using industrial grinders or shot blasters to achieve

the correct surface profile for coating adhesion (per ICRI CSP standards).

We also test for concrete moisture vapor transmission, which is one of the most

common causes of coating failure. When moisture is detected, we install a moisture

mitigation primer—formulated to be applied up to 5 times thicker than standard

epoxy primers. These specialized products are designed to block moisture from

migrating up through the slab and are often backed by manufacturer warranties,

providing long-term protection and peace of mind.

Every project starts with a site evaluation where we assess the slab condition, test for

contaminants, and recommend the right prep approach. Cutting corners on prep can

shorten the life of even the best system—so we don’t take chances.

Yes. We install flooring systems that help clients meet a wide range of regulatory and

industry-specific standards, including:

• OSHA slip-resistance and safety guidelines

• USDA/FDA compliance for food and beverage processing

• ANSI/ESD S20.20 static control for aerospace and electronics

• Cleanroom and GMP standards for sterile or controlled environments

• VOC-compliant systems for indoor air quality and LEED projects

Many of the systems we install are manufacturer-tested and certified to meet these

specific requirements. We can provide full technical data sheets, LEED

documentation, and submittal packages upon request to support project

specifications and audit preparation.

We stay up to date with evolving regulations and work closely with your team to ensure

the flooring system aligns with both performance and compliance goals—so your facility

stays inspection-ready.

Every project we install includes a 1-year workmanship warranty from California

Concrete Coatings, in addition to a manufacturer-backed system warranty based on

the products used and the environment they’re installed in. This dual coverage gives our

clients confidence in both the materials and the installation quality.

We also support long-term performance with optional maintenance and cleaning

services, especially for high-traffic areas like parking decks. For example, we return

annually to clean and inspect the deck coating at the Los Angeles Film School—helping

them retain their warranty while protecting their investment.

If you prefer to handle maintenance in-house, we provide detailed care guidelines to

keep your floors in warranty-ready condition. For clients who want full lifecycle support,

we offer recoats, inspections, and industrial cleaning as needed.

Absolutely. Budgets are real—and we respect that. There’s a common misconception

that installers aim to max out whatever budget is available, but that’s not how we

operate. During site visits, we have open conversations about performance goals,

timelines, and budget expectations—so we can recommend a system that works for

your facility and your bottom line.

For example, a food processing plant with forklift and pallet traffic in a wet environment

might expect to need a full removal of existing floor and the installation of ¼” heavy-

duty system. But if the existing flooring system is in sound condition, a recoat using a ⅛”

textured system could still deliver the performance needed—at a significantly lower

cost.

Phased projects can add complexity, and mobilization fees may apply if multiple trips or

setups are needed. But we’ll walk you through that transparently so you can make

informed decisions. Our goal is always to develop a performance-based solution that

aligns with your operational needs and your budget—not to inflate it.