In any case, whether for any given facility, the flooring characteristics such as its durability and reliability greatly affect day-to-day operations, safety, and even the life cycle cost of the asset. Flooring should be apt and suitable because of the hazards present in the industrial setting, such as heavy machinery, chemical exposure, and foot and vehicular traffic.

Cracks in concrete floors can compromise structural integrity, reduce the surface’s lifespan, and even create safety hazards (they are more than just an ugly sight). Thus marking the importance of high-traffic commercial spaces, industrial facilities, or residential garages to effectively repair cracks as soon as they appear to affect durability and aesthetics.

From garage floors to countertops and even patios, epoxy has become a go-to choice to repair surfaces while adding a layer of protection. Whether you are restoring an old service or protecting a new installation, selecting the wrong epoxy coating can lead to problems like peeling, cracking, or poor adhesion. Worse yet, it can even affect the overall appearance and longevity of your surfaces.