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Epoxy is already one of the best materials when it comes to cleaning and maintenance. It is non-porous, meaning that there are no crevices and tiny holes where dirt is likely to become stuck. The epoxy compound is also highly resistant to damage and is extremely chemical resistant, so the occasional spill or debris will leave your floors unharmed. Although epoxy is naturally hygienic, concrete and epoxy flooring will still need regular maintenance. This helps keep it in the best possible shape for a long lifespan and also removes dirt that will collect on the surface of the flooring, even if it does not slip into cracks. These cleaning solutions and methods are the best way to keep your epoxy floors sanitized, safe, and in good shape over the long term. Steps for Epoxy Floor Maintenance How often your floors require cleaning depends largely on your facility type. Places that require a high standard of cleanliness, such as food production, medical facilities, or pharmaceuticals, or those that produce a greater amount of dust and debris will generally need more frequent […]
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The number of facilities to house senior populations in Denver, Broomfield, and other locations in the Front Range is on the rise. Senior living facilities are a great way to provide a comfortable living situation with easy access to medical care and entertainment. With many facilities serving as self-contained housing for their residents, fulfilling these different purposes requires the right for flooring. Senior living facility epoxy flooring is a leading solution to meet your requirements for maintenance, professionalism, and – perhaps most importantly – safety, especially in an environment where mobility can be an issue. Senior Living Facility Epoxy Flooring An epoxy coating offers a range of benefits that are well suited to senior care facilities. The various benefits of epoxy flooring that enable it to best meet the needs of senior housing include: Easy Mobility – Epoxy has a completely smooth, non-porous surface. This makes it easy for wheeled equipment like wheelchairs, walkers, and medical equipment to roll smoothly over your flooring. Chemical and Fire Resistance – If there are any medication spills or a fire breaks out in […]
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A concrete floor at your Denver car showroom, garage, warehouse, or retail property can be visually appealing while also increasing the safety and efficiency of your workplace. This is possible with the various design options for concrete floors. Far from the matte gray of plain concrete, concrete finishing options can bring personalization to your commercial flooring, reflecting your brand, quality of service, and providing a range of special features. 5 Commercial Concrete Flooring Options Your choice in concrete finishing options depends both on the final look you want to achieve and any additional functionality. The options include: Concrete Grinding and Polishing – Polished concrete is an attractive option that is increasingly popular with warehouses, food processing facilities, high end garages, schools, offices, and more. The contractor achieves the look by using a concrete grinder and diamond grit to remove the top layers of a concrete surface, increasing the fineness of the grit until the desired level of sheen is reached. Polished concrete is smooth, low maintenance, and more resistant to damage. Stained Concrete – Applying a colored stain directly to […]
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The floor of your warehouse or processing facility in Colorado needs to be many things – resistant to damage, long lasting, and easy for people and machinery to navigate. But if you are processing or storing any type of food in your facility or you simply want the indoor air quality to be healthier, you also need a floor that can contribute to a hygienic environment. Concrete warehouse floors, specifically polished concrete or epoxy coatings, offer the most hygienic flooring option for warehouses in Denver with natural qualities that repel dirt and bacteria while promoting easy cleaning. Why is Concrete a Cleaner Flooring Choice? The process of polishing concrete uses increasingly fine sanding to smooth out the natural ridges and pores in concrete, leaving the surface completely smooth and solid. Epoxy floors at warehouses achieve a similar effect by using a layer of epoxy to seal concrete floors and make them impenetrable. Another feature of concrete warehouse floors is that concrete allows for larger continuous surfaces, rather than individual sections that have gaps between them, such as tile or vinyl […]
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When concrete at your facility becomes unlevel – causing doors to get stuck when you open them, laminate and LVP floors to start warping, or bumps and cracks to develop – this does not automatically mean that you will need to replace your concrete floors, sidewalks, driveways, patios, or other surfaces. Concrete leveling can often provide a long term fix instead. In many cases, concrete leveling can have your surface looking like new without needing to replace the entire slab. When you are debating between replacement and concrete leveling after concrete damage at your commercial property, these benefits can help you determine whether repair or leveling is the best choice. When to Choose Concrete Leveling Instead of Replacement Unlevel concrete can be the result of a number of causes. It may have occurred as the result of a faulty installation, wear and tear, or shifting ground due to environmental factors. As the concrete shifts, the stress can cause both visual and physical damage that needs to be repaired. Concrete leveling offers several benefits when compared with concrete replacement including: Lower […]
...READ MOREConcrete itself is an extremely durable material. But the surface that supports concrete, often a mixture of soil and gravel, may not be as resilient. During the concrete installation process, a good contractor will take steps to be sure that the ground is level and secure. Yet over time, weather can still cause that ground to shift. Denver is known for experiencing weather extremes, from the freezing days in the winter to temperatures that approach 100 degrees in the summer. The area also has relatively regular rain and snow. These weather conditions can contribute to concrete damage. Concrete leveling is often an effective solution to repair concrete after weather induced damage. How Denver’s Weather this Year Could Cause Concrete Damage Despite the warm dry conditions that Colorado experienced in the first half of winter this year, we have since seen plenty of freezing temperatures and several inches of snow, both conditions which can put significant stress on underlying soil. When summer comes and brings hot and dry temperatures, we anticipate additional problems. These weather conditions impact concrete in the following […]
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