Have questions about epoxy and urethane floors in Ohio? This page covers install timing, traction, chemical resistance, and maintenance.
Most coatings go on concrete. With the right primer and prep, we can coat some wood and ceramic tile. Concrete is always prepped with grinding or shot blasting for strong adhesion.
Texture and anti-slip media can be added to meet your traction goals. Keep floors clean and dry for best results.
Water can make the floor slippery, but besides that it has little long-term effect. Some stronger solvents such as acetone or paint thinner may cause damage if they sit too long.
High-build epoxy with a durable topcoat or urethane cement in the heaviest zones. We can add safety striping and traction where needed.
Many projects finish in 1–3 days based on size, moisture, and system. We handle prep, install, and return-to-service planning.
Foot traffic in about 12–24 hours. Light equipment in 24–48 hours. Full cure for heavy loads around 72 hours. Polyaspartic topcoats can speed this up.
It is our goal to provide superior customer service from start to finish. Never be afraid to reach out with any questions about our floor coating systems and finishes.
