5 Signs Your Warehouse Floor Needs Moisture Mitigation
5 Signs Your Warehouse Floor Needs Moisture Mitigation Many warehouse owners spend money on their warehouse floor, only to find bubbles forming in the same spot a few months later. They assume the coating failed — but the coating was never the problem. Moisture pushing up from underneath the slab is what’s causing those bubbles. […]
Epoxy vs. Polyaspartic: Which Coating Is Best for Your Commercial Floor?
A concrete floor needs protection from harsh everyday wear. Residential garages face damage from road salt and hot tires, while commercial floors must endure heavy forklift traffic. The only way to adequately shield a concrete slab is to encase it in a protective coating. Epoxy and polyaspartic are the most popular coating materials for residential […]
A Guide on How Much Does Commercial Concrete Polishing Cost?
Walk into a new warehouse, corporate office, or retail shop, and there is a good chance the floor underfoot is polished concrete. It has largely replaced other flooring materials, such as VCT and carpet. This is because it withstands forklift traffic, foot traffic, and daily wear better than almost anything else on the market. Learn […]
Pool Deck Coating in Aurora, CO at a High School Natatorium
See how All West Surface Prep installed a slip-resistant pool deck coating in Aurora, CO at a high school natatorium. Epoxy and polyaspartic, since 1990.
Moisture Mitigation for Denver Tenant Improvements on Tight Schedules
Moisture mitigation for Denver tenant improvements. Next-day response, tested systems, 10-yr warranty on qualifying installs. Request an estimate.
Shot Blasting vs Grinding: Which Concrete Prep Method Do You Need?
Shot blasting vs. grinding is the first real decision on most concrete surface preparation jobs, and getting it wrong costs either money or schedule. Shot blasting is faster and more aggressive across open floor. Diamond grinding is more precise, reaches everywhere, and leaves a smoother surface. Most commercial projects use both. What is the difference […]
Safer entries and back‑of‑house floors with the right prep profile
Slip resistance starts with proper surface prep, because the profile under the finish is what holds traction once the floor is wet. I help hospitality and retail teams prepare existing concrete so traffic coatings and finishes bond well and wear as expected. Where slip resistance matters most Vestibules that see tracked snow, since ski-town corridors […]
Preconstruction help for GCs who need clear surface prep plans
Tight schedules leave little room for surprises, so surface prep belongs in the precon conversation rather than after award. We support precon teams with scope reviews and production plans for surface prep on existing concrete, which lets you lock dates with confidence. What our surface prep precon package includes Substrate review notes from site walks, […]
Adhesive and coating removal for fast commercial remodels
Old mastics, epoxies, and thin coatings slow remodel timelines, so coating removal is usually the first line item on the schedule. We help facility managers and general contractors clear the slab and reach finish flooring without guesswork. What coating removal covers Carpet glue, VCT mastic, and pressure‑sensitive adhesives, which behave differently under the grinder. Thin […]
Floor leveling by grinding and flattening existing slabs
Uneven concrete ruins a finished floor and slows crews, so floor leveling starts with grinding and flattening the slab you already have. Because nothing wet goes down, the surface stays clean, accurate, and ready for the next trade. When floor leveling solves the problem Telegraph joints and slab curl, which lift tile or LVT edges. […]