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Commercial and Industrial Use – Epoxy flooring is not only just for a good clean looking facility; it can last a very long time. Commercial epoxy flooring and Industrial epoxy flooring are similar in that they need to be extremely durable. All we ask is that you have a concrete base free of large defects/cracks and uneven sections. Our industrial strength epoxy actually bonds to the concrete base and makes a stronger one two punch than nearly any floor coating on the market. Options can also be had for a military spec smooth surface. From a veterinarian office to an industrial plant, a commercial epoxy floor and industrial epoxy floor is a must for any area looking to hold up to chemical, heat and impact abuse.
Safety is a top priority in any workspace. Safety is also a top priority to us at Sterling Heights Epoxy. We have a line of our epoxy floor coatings that are spill and slip resistant. Especially in high paced traffic areas, its extremely important to select an installer that does not go overboard elements of the epoxy installing process like the topcoat. Too thick of topcoat can make a slippery surface. For residential use we commonly recommend paint chips to help add grip to the coating. Rest assured that our highly rated Detroit epoxy installers will take every measure necessary to confirm that your residential, commercial or industrial space is safe to use, every day, for years to come.
Safety is a top priority in any workspace. Safety is also a top priority to us at Sterling Heights Epoxy. We have a line of our epoxy floor coatings that are spill and slip resistant. Especially in high paced traffic areas, its extremely important to select an installer that does not go overboard elements of the epoxy installing process like the topcoat. Too thick of topcoat can make a slippery surface. For residential use we commonly recommend paint chips to help add grip to the coating. Rest assured that our highly rated Detroit epoxy installers will take every measure necessary to confirm that your residential, commercial or industrial space is safe to use, every day, for years to come.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an epoxy floor coating? – Epoxy flooring consists of a resin that is mixed with a hardening agent. It spreads on floors like a liquid and over the course of a few days becomes a hard plastic like substance that is extremely durable. Epoxy floor coating can consist of many layers depending on the application and can sometimes take up to a week to fully finish. An acrylic paint or paint chips can be added to any layer during the liquid phase to make a beautiful finish to your space.
What kind of base is needed to epoxy? – We recommend a smooth and level concrete base. It is not to worry if you have concrete that is not smooth and has cracks. Our professional has licensed concrete professionals that we can recommend or contract out for you. Once the coating is over its ideal thickness puddled in a low spot, it can have negative impacts as it dries like cracking and becoming very brittle. It is important to have our team come out for a consultation to assess the concrete to avoid these negative effects and to get an accurate quote on the work needing to be done. To summarize, the end result can only be as good as the prepped surface that the epoxy gets laid on.
How long should I expect my epoxy floor to last? - It really depends on the application and the amount of traffic over the surface. For residential applications, its very possible to get up to 25 years out of the epoxy coating. For commercial and industrial applications with heavy traffic of pedestrians or equipment, we typically see around 8 to 10 years. These ages all depend on a number of factors and may vary greatly.
What locations can you come and do epoxy coatings? - We do service anywhere in the Detroit metro area but the majority of our customers on one the norther half of Detroit. These cities include Sterling Heights, Macomb, Shelby Township, Troy, Rochester Hills, Auburn Hills, St Clair Shores, Warren, Waterford, Royal Oak, Farmington Hills and Novi just to name a few cities.
What is an epoxy floor coating? – Epoxy flooring consists of a resin that is mixed with a hardening agent. It spreads on floors like a liquid and over the course of a few days becomes a hard plastic like substance that is extremely durable. Epoxy floor coating can consist of many layers depending on the application and can sometimes take up to a week to fully finish. An acrylic paint or paint chips can be added to any layer during the liquid phase to make a beautiful finish to your space.
What kind of base is needed to epoxy? – We recommend a smooth and level concrete base. It is not to worry if you have concrete that is not smooth and has cracks. Our professional has licensed concrete professionals that we can recommend or contract out for you. Once the coating is over its ideal thickness puddled in a low spot, it can have negative impacts as it dries like cracking and becoming very brittle. It is important to have our team come out for a consultation to assess the concrete to avoid these negative effects and to get an accurate quote on the work needing to be done. To summarize, the end result can only be as good as the prepped surface that the epoxy gets laid on.
How long should I expect my epoxy floor to last? - It really depends on the application and the amount of traffic over the surface. For residential applications, its very possible to get up to 25 years out of the epoxy coating. For commercial and industrial applications with heavy traffic of pedestrians or equipment, we typically see around 8 to 10 years. These ages all depend on a number of factors and may vary greatly.
What locations can you come and do epoxy coatings? - We do service anywhere in the Detroit metro area but the majority of our customers on one the norther half of Detroit. These cities include Sterling Heights, Macomb, Shelby Township, Troy, Rochester Hills, Auburn Hills, St Clair Shores, Warren, Waterford, Royal Oak, Farmington Hills and Novi just to name a few cities.