Waterproof Industrial & Commercial Concrete Floor Coatings

No Water or Flood Damage

Water and any kind of liquid leaking from upper floors can be disastrous for work areas below. And if a flood unexpectedly damages the rest of your facility, rest assured a waterproof floor will remain intact.

Waterproof flooring from Surface Solutions can easily handle the most extreme humidity. Our moisture-resistant floors are made of high quality resins that will not swell or deform, like a wood floor might. Seamless, durable and scratch-resistant, waterproof flooring will also protect the concrete substrate from water damage.

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Surface Solutions provides expert consultation and installation, and a full line of waterproof flooring solutions in addition to other industrial flooring systems. We are committed to 100% customer satisfaction on every project.

Proof of Performance

What Type of Flooring Does My Bakery Need?

While bakeries might not have the same “wear and tear” as other food manufacturing facilities, specific flooring solutions and coatings are vital for all food manufacturing plants.

The Importance of Flooring Safety in the Food and Beverage Industry

Whether you own a bakery, a meat, seafood or produce processing facility or a dairy plant, your employees are your number one asset. So, shouldn’t you protect them? According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), falls are the number one cause of fatalities on the job after transportation-related deaths, which usually occur on…

Demystifying Pervious Concrete

An environmentally friendly paving material, pervious concrete has the same strength as standard concrete while dissipating stormwater runoff and replenishing local watershed systems. You may have seen a video making the rounds on social media recently for a “new” concrete engineered by our friends at Tarmac. The caption reads, “This new ‘thirsty’ concrete absorbs…

LOGBOAT BREWING COMPANY – COLUMBIA, MO – UCRETE FLOOR

Logboat Brewing Company, a microbrewer with a new facility in Columbia, Missouri, needed a flooring surface that could stand up to the tough environment of the fermentation process.