Substrate, condition, use and specification inform the scope.
Commercial & industrial floors
Epoxy & Resinous Floor Coating Conversations
Commercial and industrial epoxy or resinous floor coating options reviewed around the concrete, use, exposure, preparation and project requirements.
Plan from the space outward
The useful question is not which generic floor system is trending. It is what the space, concrete and project requirements call for.
The final scope is reviewed around the existing surface, the intended use and the project information available. Scope, materials, and preparation are planned around the facility, surface, and operating requirements.
- Existing concrete, previous finishes and areas needing review
- Traffic, operations and relevant exposure considerations
- Finish goals, approved specifications and return-to-service expectations
A clear starting point
Useful information before the project is reviewed.
Plans, finish schedules and available project documentation help organize a commercial or industrial request.
Include related painting, striping, drywall or maintenance work in the same RFQ.
Related work
See the next relevant path.
Projects often connect more than one surface or finish. Explore a related route or bring the combined scope into one estimate request.
Project questions
Project Questions
Does PowerSource publish one universal epoxy or resinous system?
No. Floor coating options are selected after the concrete, use, exposure, preparation and project requirements are reviewed.
Can an industrial floor scope include interior striping?
Yes. Include the operational layout and related interior-striping needs in the RFQ so the work can be considered together.
What should a contractor send?
Project address, space type, requested services, relevant plans or specifications, timing information and a description of the current condition are useful.
Tell us the project
Bring the actual project into the first conversation.
Share the property, current surface, desired result and the details already available. Homeowners, property teams, contractors and facility managers all have a clear route in.
Request an estimatePrefer to talk it through?
Start with a straightforward call.
Ask about a scope, a property, or an upcoming schedule. We will review the work with you.
Call 219-712-9006