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Flooring with a smooth and high gloss is a popular look for warehouses and commercial facilities in Denver. Not only is it sleek and professional, but it is also easy for your employees and machinery to navigate. The two main ways to get this look are with polished concrete or grind and seal flooring. In terms of appearance, the two options look very similar, but the methods of achieving them, the resulting durability, and the cost make it important to choose the right one for your property. Differences Between A Polished Concrete and Grind and Seal Warehouse Floor Polished concrete relies on using commercial floor sanders with increasingly fine grains of diamond sanding. These diamonds hone a concrete floor to the desired level of gloss, ranging from matte to high gloss. Stain can be applied, if desired, to add color. but the end product is exposed concrete.. A grind and seal warehouse floor starts by grinding the existing concrete to make a smooth surface. The next step is cleaning and, if necessary, staining the concrete. A contractor then applies a […]
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A Strong Foundation to Build Your Business On Colorado Concrete Repair has offered the leading concrete installation, repair, and coating services in Arvada for more than 10 years. We combine our high quality work with a commitment to integrity in every job we do. We are focused on completing concrete work at your business in a way that respects your time as well as your budget through planning and a commitment to top service. Our clients rely on us for concrete flooring in Arvada, Colorado that is done on time and meets all of your property’s needs for durability, appearance, and function. We give you a firm foundation on which to build your business. Our Services On Commercial Flooring in Arvada, CO Colorado Concrete Repair specializes in commercial flooring for properties in Arvada. We work with warehouses, manufacturing plants, automotive businesses, food processing facilities, and more to create beautiful flooring solutions. Our range of services includes options for concrete flooring installation, epoxy coatings, warehouse line striping, and concrete repair. With an expert team, we are able to help you determine […]
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Warehouse line striping is the process of applying all of the necessary lines, directional guides, and safety indicators directly to the floor of your warehouse. These lines may be necessary to provide guidelines for employees or machinery, meet OSHA requirements, define spaces, and more. A new striping application provides lines that are bright, easy to see, and professional looking. Line striping is often done as part of a larger flooring project, but can also be a standalone project to refresh existing lines or add new lines. A challenge with any commercial flooring project in Denver is that it requires temporarily stopping operations in your facility while the lines dry. These are some of the factors that influence the curing time of line striping to help you anticipate how this project may interrupt your business operations. Drying Times for Materials Used for Warehouse Line Striping After line striping materials such as epoxy, polyurethane, or acrylic are applied, they need to completely cure before there is any traffic on them as this can cause lasting visual damage or reduce the lifespan of […]
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The floor at your commercial property undergoes excessive wear. Whether you simply have people consistently walking over it or use heavier machinery like forklifts, your floor can take a lot of damage that will begin to show over time. An epoxy warehouse floor uses a coating of epoxy over the existing concrete floor to create a more durable surface that will have a longer lifespan and require less maintenance over time. But there are additional benefits besides the strength of epoxy flooring. What Are The Epoxy Floor Benefits For Your Denver Business? More and more commercial and industrial facilities in Denver, Lakewood, and the surrounding area are turning to epoxy coatings to protect and maintain their concrete floors. In comparison to unsealed concrete, epoxy has the advantages of being: Attractive and Customizable – Depending on the look you want, an epoxy coating can provide color, visual texturing, and a beautiful gloss for your warehouse floor. At its most basic, epoxy will cover small imperfections in concrete and create a professional uniform look across the entire surface. Easy Maintenance – Epoxy […]
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Shifting ground, erosion, or even a mistake made during installation causes concrete surfaces to shift over time. These shifting surfaces can lead to a number of issues with concrete that can be both dangerous and aesthetically unpleasing, such as cracks and uneven surfaces that are tripping hazards. The damage that results from unlevel concrete can also speed up additional deterioration on a concrete floor, driveway, or sidewalk. Cement Floor leveling is the process used to smooth out uneven surfaces. It is an important procedure to complete when you have noticed damage to your concrete, but also if you are preparing to install new flooring over the existing foundation. Here are some of the signs that your property requires concrete leveling. When to Schedule Cement Floor Leveling in Colorado The purpose of cement floor leveling is to fix uneven surfaces. Many of the damages that occur to the concrete are actually caused by an uneven surface, meaning that there are often visible signs to indicate that you need cement floor leveling. These signs include: Cracks in Concrete – Cracks develop when […]
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Over the past few years, vinyl tile has become an especially popular flooring material. It is extremely durable, scratch resistant, almost entirely waterproof, easy to clean, affordable – all while coming in shapes and styles that are typically difficult with other types of flooring. But vinyl tile has a few challenges, and one of the most common is that its longevity is often almost entirely based on the subfloor. Vinyl tile is thin, and if the subfloor is not perfectly level, there are risks that the connection between flooring will start to snap and disconnect under the pressure. Once vinyl flooring starts to disconnect in one area, it typically spreads to others until the flooring needs to be replaced. Typical Approach to Flattening a Subfloor Most homes, especially older homes, have subfloors that are not entirely level for a variety of reasons, including the settling of the foundation and the quality of the initial build. That means that if you want your new vinyl tile to last, you’ll need to make sure that you level your subfloor first.vinyl Now, there […]
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