by Michael Rosenblat | Aug 17, 2018 | Surface preparation
Renovating your store is an exciting, stressful, frustrating and profitable enterprise. There’s a lot of consideration that goes into a renovation; the upfront costs, the expected improvements to the space, the hope of increasing your bottom line. You may have to...
by Michael Rosenblat | Jul 8, 2018 | Surface preparation
When you install an industrial floor, you are expecting it to last for the years ahead. They are meant to be durable and long-lasting options that can withstand even the greatest amounts of foot traffic or wear and tear. Unfortunately, this might not be the case if...
by Michael Rosenblat | Jun 24, 2018 | Surface preparation, Concrete Repair
Garage floors are known for being covered in oil and grease. Thick layers of these pesky substances can really build up after years of parking your car inside the garage. Now, you’re ready to undo some of the damage and improve the garage’s appearance with an epoxy...
by Michael Rosenblat | Feb 2, 2018 | Surface preparation
Preparing your concrete subflooring to accept new flooring or to clear it of old substrates in preparation for polishing requires some significant work. Good old-fashioned elbow grease isn’t likely to strip concrete of its previous adhesives and mastics. Fortunately,...
by Michael Rosenblat | Dec 31, 2017 | Surface preparation
Did you know that the leading cause of flooring failure is improper surface preparation? The unfortunate reality is that many contractors may not take the time to set themselves up for success. Surface preparation gives your subfloor the best chance of success,...
by Michael Rosenblat | Dec 19, 2017 | Moisture Control, Surface preparation
In the recent past, there’s been a sharp increase in the number of floor coverings that failed due to unforeseen complications. Property owners and homeowners can see the effects of the damage in the form of buckled floors, blistered surfaces, and discolored areas....
