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Industrial Epoxy Flooring Contractors in NJ, NY & PA
Substrate Prepration WIth State of The Art Equipment
USDA, FDA, and OSHA Compliant
Strict Adherence to Manufacturer's Specifications
COMPLIANT INDUSTRIAL COATINGS ENGINEERED FOR SEVERE ABRASION AND IMPACT
Choosing the right industrial warehouse floor coating is essential for maintaining a safe, efficient, and durable facility. At HPS Floors, we specialize exclusively in high-performance commercial and industrial resinous flooring systems engineered to withstand heavy forklift traffic, chemical spills, and severe abrasion. We completely exclude residential projects to focus 100% of our expertise on complex, industrial environments.
The secret to a long-lasting industrial floor isn’t just the resin—it’s the prep work. Our certified installation teams utilize heavy-duty 800-pound planetary diamond grinders to prepare the concrete substrate mechanically. This aggressive process creates the precise concrete surface profile (CSP) needed to ensure a permanent, unbreakable chemical bond.
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HIGH-PERFORMANCE INDUSTRIAL RESINOUS SYSTEMS ENGINEERED FOR EXTREME CONDITIONS
Choosing a premium industrial epoxy flooring system is essential for maintaining a safe, compliant, and durable commercial facility. At HPS Floors, we specialize exclusively in heavy-duty commercial and industrial resinous flooring formulations engineered to withstand constant forklift traffic, aggressive chemical spills, and severe impact. We completely exclude residential projects to focus 100% of our resources on high-demand industrial environments.
PRECISION SUBSTRATE PREPARATION FOR AN UNBREAKABLE CHEMICAL BOND
The performance of an industrial floor depends entirely on the quality of the prep work. Our certified installation teams utilize heavy-duty 800-pound planetary diamond grinders to mechanically profile the concrete substrate before any coatings are applied. This aggressive process eliminates surface laitance and opens up the concrete pores to achieve the precise concrete surface profile (CSP) required for a permanent, unbreakable chemical bond.
TAILORED FORMULATIONS TO TARGET YOUR FACILITY’S "BAD ACTORS"
Whether your operation requires a high-build epoxy, a rapid-curing polyaspartic, or a heavy-duty urethane slurry, we customize our specifications to target the specific physical and chemical stressors of your environment. Our seamless, non-porous systems are engineered to meet strict USDA, FDA, and OSHA safety standards, providing an easy-to-sanitize surface that stands up to rigorous thermal shock and chemical washdowns.
To keep your operations moving forward, we offer flexible night, weekend, and holiday installation scheduling to completely minimize production downtime.
Frequently Asked Questions About Industrial Epoxy Flooring
What is industrial epoxy flooring and what are its benefits?
Industrial epoxy flooring is a resinous system applied to concrete substrates designed to endure heavy traffic, chemical exposure, and abrasion. Key benefits include superior durability, enhanced chemical resistance, minimal maintenance, and customizable slip resistance.
How much does industrial epoxy flooring cost?
While the final price depends on project size and complexity, industrial-grade systems typically range from $5 to $12 per square foot. HPS Floors offers no-cost consultations to provide a specific quote based on your facility’s “bad actors” (corrosive chemicals or physical stressors).
How does HPS Flooring minimize production downtime?
To prevent the loss of valuable production time, HPS Flooring schedules installations during off-hours. This allows the flooring to be prepared and applied without interrupting your standard business operations.
Can industrial epoxy floors be made slip-resistant?
Yes. Safety is a priority, and HPS Floors can broadcast slip-resistant additives or textured aggregates into the system. These are customized to meet the specific safety requirements of your wet or high-traffic areas.
What is the typical installation process?
The professional installation process follows these steps:
Surface Preparation: Mechanical grinding or shot-blasting the concrete.
Repair: Filling cracks or joints as needed.
Priming: Applying an epoxy primer to ensure a strong bond.
Build & Topcoat: Applying the main epoxy build coat, followed by optional texture and a final protective topcoat.