Materials for Poured Flooring in NY go way beyond the sealed concrete or urethane people envision for garages, auto repair floors, and manufacturing facilities. Epoxy, acrylics, self-levelers, and flexible systems are also available for both residential and commercial applications. The variety increases the style, color, and slip-resistance choices for customers that number in the hundreds. Specialty and custom seamless poured floors are also available.
Advantages of Materials
The advantages of any type of Poured Flooring in NY are worth looking into the possibility for home kitchens, garages, and basements. Commercial applications include warehouses, retail stores and showrooms, laboratories, and manufacturing plants among many others. Poured floors are durable, waterproof, non-porous, beautiful, and require very little maintenance. Stains and spills clean up quickly and will not bleed into the floor material. There is no need for waxing because the shine is permanent.
Slip-resistance and textures can be customized to accommodate the need and provide different levels of safety. This feature also reduces employee and customer injuries and incidents, as well as liability risks. Some businesses will enjoy lowered insurance premiums with a slip-resistant floor. Visit us for details on textures and levels of resistance offered.
Custom and Specialty Flooring
Designs, patterns, logos, and directional components can be included in the flooring installation. A warehouse that is set up in the first in first out format benefits from arrows, lines, and other directional signs that will not wear down or peel off the floors. A hotel logo will not require sanding and re-painting at the grand entrance when it is part of the poured floor. A homeowner can include a family crest or monogram in the poured patio floor or driveway to impress visitors.
Costs
When considering poured floors, getting a free estimate will be instrumental in assisting with the final decision. Compare that price with the costs of other flooring options, such as linoleum, tiles, and ordinary concrete. Remember there are costs for flooring materials and installation and costs of ownership over time. Be sure to include the costs of maintenance, possible repairs, and replacements for each option. That exercise will provide the initial cost, as well as the cost-effectiveness of all flooring types and materials. You can also visit on Facebook for more information.
