RIDGELINE
  1. 01

    Plan the project

    Share the room type, approximate dimensions, current surface, finish preferences, and timing. That gives the site visit a useful starting point.

  2. 02

    Evaluate the concrete

    Inspect existing coatings, cracks, pitting, contamination, moisture indicators, edges, drainage, and access before defining the scope.

  3. 03

    Prepare the slab

    Mechanically profile the concrete and remove dust, weak surface material, and incompatible coatings so the specified system has a sound surface to bond to.

  4. 04

    Repair and detail

    Address cracks, spalls, transitions, joints, and edges included in the proposal before the finish layers are installed.

  5. 05

    Install the coating system

    Apply the specified base, broadcast or finish layers, and topcoat within the manufacturer’s temperature, recoat, and cure requirements.

  6. 06

    Inspect and hand off

    Review the completed floor, care guidance, and the approved timing for foot traffic, equipment, and vehicles.

Why preparation matters

The finished floor depends on the surface below it.

Coatings bond to properly prepared concrete—not dust, weak surface material, paint, or contamination. Careful profiling and repair create consistent conditions for the specified coating system.

Next step

Ready to plan your floor?

Start with your room dimensions and surface condition to receive an estimated investment range.

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