protective coatings

Workers in orange shirts and safety helmets applying epoxy coating to a large indoor floor.

Our extensive concrete work experience has allowed us to adopt every form of modern technique necessary to protect your building’s components for years to come. While our protective coatings are designed for durability, they are commonly applied for aesthetic and functional purposes.

Surface preparation

The number one factor in the longevity of an applied liquid membrane is proper surface preparation prior to installation. When prepping concrete, we start by roughing up the surface using techniques such as grinding, scarification, or media blasting, depending on the specific job requirements. Our aim is to achieve a minimum Concrete Surface Profile (CSP) rating of 5, which ensures an adequately textured surface for optimal adhesion.

Once the concrete reaches the desired CSP rating, we proceed with a thorough cleaning process. It's crucial that the surface is completely free of dust, debris, and contaminants to allow the liquid or spray-applied membrane to bond effectively. We utilize industrial vacuums and high-powered air compressors to eliminate all particulates. Proper surface preparation is essential, as it can significantly extend the lifespan of the system from 10-15 years to 25-30 years, highlighting our commitment to excellence in every project.

Protective coating properties

When it comes to interior applications, we utilize a range of high-performance liquid membranes, including epoxy, polyurea, and specialized E pro products, each offering distinct advantages. By leveraging the unique properties of these materials, we provide tailored solutions that ensure maximum protection and longevity for interior and exterior spaces.

Interior of a large airplane hangar with shiny polished floors, several workers in safety vests, and an open large door showing the tarmac outside with small airport buildings.

Applications of Protective Coatings

These application scenarios highlight the versatility and effectiveness of epoxy, polyurea, and E pro liquid membranes in protecting various structures and environments from water damage and chemical exposure. Each type of membrane is selected based on specific project requirements to ensure optimal performance and longevity, and are not one size fits all.

A construction worker wearing an orange safety vest, brown helmet, and sunglasses driving a large floor cleaning machine inside an amusement park under construction with rides and equipment in the background.

Surface Prep

Construction workers using equipment and mixers at a construction site.

Mixing Epoxy Base Coat

Inside a shopping mall with a shiny, wet floor under construction or renovation. There is a small group of workers, some wearing bright yellow and orange safety vests. Attractions such as a carousel with whimsical decorations and a roller coaster are visible in the background.

Post Application Inspection