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Epoxy Floors: Durable and Easy to Maintain
Why Choose Epoxy Floors for Your Facility?
Epoxy floors represent a good return on investment. They are durable and their seamless, non-porous nature makes them very quick and easy to clean.
They represent a good ROI due to their high compressive strength and smooth surface. How much maintenance do I need to perform? They require minimal maintenance, sweep and mop when needed, and no more waxing or tile replacement.
Epoxy floors come in unlimited colors and styles. For example, we apply a full flake flooring system that replicates terrazzo at a fraction of the price. We use the same epoxy floor system for warehouse epoxy floors.
What is the installation process for epoxy flooring at HPS Flooring?
Our installation process includes floor surface preparation (grinding or shot-blasting), repair of cracks or joints if needed, application of primer, main epoxy flooring coat, optional broadcast or aggregate for slip resistance or texture, and final inspection.
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Epoxy Floors Compared To Other Flooring
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Epoxy floors are the gold standard for chemical resistance and waterproofing, outperforming all categories.
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Epoxy Floor Costs
The cost of epoxy floors is a great value when you consider the cost of refinishing or deep cleaning other flooring types. Why is epoxy flooring ideal for cleaning and reducing bacteria in my space? It is a seamless, non-porous surface, making it ideal for cleaning and reducing bacteria. How simple is the cleaning process for epoxy floors compared to other options? The cleaning process is simple, basically sweep and mop when needed, versus waxing or carpet cleaning.
Epoxy floor costs come in around:
Solid color systems $3 to $7 per square foot.
Decorative epoxy flooring $7 to $12 per square foot.
Industrial epoxy flooring $5 to $12 per foot.
These are guidelines. Take advantage of our free consultation, and we can share our experiences and insights to help you through the process.
What maintenance is required for epoxy?
Epoxy flooring requires minimal maintenance. Regular sweeping, mopping with pH-neutral cleaners, and occasional re-coating of high-traffic areas help maintain its appearance and functionality. flooring?
Frequently Asked Questions About Epoxy Floors
What makes epoxy floors a good investment?
Epoxy floors represent a strong return on investment (ROI) because of their high compressive strength and extreme durability. Their seamless, non-porous nature makes them exceptionally quick to clean and eliminates the need for expensive tile replacement or frequent waxing.
How much maintenance do epoxy floors require?
Maintenance is minimal. Because the surface is seamless, you generally only need to sweep and mop when necessary. For long-term care, HPS Floors recommends using pH-neutral cleaners and occasional re-coating in high-traffic areas to maintain the floor’s functionality and sheen.
What is the installation process at HPS Flooring?
The installation process is a comprehensive multi-step system:
Preparation: Mechanical floor surfacing via grinding or shot-blasting.
Repair: Fixing any existing cracks or joints.
Application: Applying a primer followed by the main epoxy coating.
Customization: Optional broadcast of aggregates for texture or slip resistance.
Finalization: A thorough final inspection.
How does epoxy compare to tile, vinyl, or concrete?
Epoxy flooring outperforms most other systems. It is more durable than tile and vinyl and offers a much better aesthetic than bare concrete. Additionally, it is considered the “gold standard” for waterproofing and chemical resistance, leading to significant savings on labor, materials, and operational downtime.
What are the typical costs for epoxy flooring?
While costs vary based on the specific project needs, HPS Floors provides these general guidelines:
Solid Color Systems: $3 to $7 per square foot.
Industrial Epoxy Flooring: $5 to $12 per square foot.
Decorative Epoxy (Flake/Quartz): $7 to $12 per square foot.