Industrial and Manufacturing Facility Flooring

What industrial floors need to do

Industrial floors take forklift traffic, dropped parts, chemicals and constant cleaning, and each area of a plant can have different demands. A production floor, a chemical storage room and an employee locker room usually call for different systems.

Facilities PCC serves in this industry

• Production and assembly floors
• Warehouses and loading areas
• Chemical and water containment areas
• Kitchens, cafeterias, locker rooms, showers and restrooms
• Boiler rooms and mechanical rooms
• Parking garages and computer labs

Operational constraints and selection considerations

• Area by area. Selecting systems room by room avoids over- or under-building the floor.
• Chemicals and loads. Share chemical lists, forklift and equipment loads, and any hot processes.
• Plant schedules. Work is often phased around production, weekends or shutdowns.
• Markings. Safety striping and aisle markings can be planned with the floor system.

PCC industrial experience

Pacific Coast Contracting serves manufacturing facilities with epoxy floor coatings, urethane flooring, wall and ceiling coatings, troweled mortars, polished concrete, traffic coatings, ESD flooring, chemical and water containment linings and moisture vapor control.

In a published testimonial, Travis Ellison of Rich Products Corporation wrote that PCC's crew "abided by all plant guidelines to the highest degree and finished the job early allowing us to get back to production." Read customer testimonials.