Epoxy Safety Precautions and Equipment

Understanding Epoxy Resin Systems

Epoxy flooring is created from a chemical reaction between epoxy resin and a curing agent, forming a durable plastic material that bonds tightly to concrete surfaces. Once cured, epoxy becomes incredibly strong, long-lasting, and resistant to heavy traffic, chemicals, and abrasions — making it one of the most dependable flooring options available.

Epoxy is safe for residential and commercial environments after curing. However, before it fully hardens, it must be handled carefully. Improper mixing, sanding, or application without ventilation can cause skin, eye, or respiratory irritation.

That’s why DIY epoxy installation is never recommended. Our professionals have the training, protective gear, and equipment to install epoxy floors safely and correctly, ensuring you get a flawless, long-lasting finish.

Professional Epoxy Flooring Equipment

We use advanced, commercial-grade tools designed to deliver smooth, even surfaces and superior results every time. Our equipment includes:

Diamond Floor Grinder

This machine removes surface imperfections, coatings, and irregularities from the concrete. Using industrial diamond bits, it grinds the surface to create the perfect texture for epoxy adhesion — ensuring your floor remains smooth, even, and properly bonded.

Industrial-Strength Vacuums

Before any coating is applied, our heavy-duty vacuums eliminate dust, debris, and contaminants. This step ensures a clean surface for optimal epoxy adhesion, giving your floor a flawless, professional finish that lasts.

Commercial Floor Buffer

Once the epoxy is fully cured, we polish the surface using a high-performance floor buffer. This adds a sleek, glossy shine without damaging the coating enhancing both appearance and protection.