Floors that shrug off spills and splashes.
Industrial coatings protect concrete from acids, oils, solvents and cleaners with thick, resistant systems and containment details.
- Priced by: Area, build thickness, chemicals involved and details
- Systems: Epoxy mortar, novolac epoxy, urethane cement
What it is, and why it matters.
Concrete is vulnerable to acids, alkalis, oils and solvents. Chemical-resistant systems use thick epoxy mortars, novolac epoxies or urethane cements to seal the slab and protect it from attack, and curbs, sumps and slopes handle where liquids go.
Concrete Coating installs chemical-resistant coatings in Nashville and across Middle Tennessee for shops, plants, labs and wash bays. We review the chemicals involved, choose a compatible system and plan prep, joints and containment before coating.
Four things done right.
Chemical protection
Resists many acids, oils and cleaners.
Thick build
Heavy systems handle impact and wear.
Containment
Curbs and slopes control where spills go.
Longer life
Protected concrete lasts longer.
From first call to chemical-resistant coatings.
- 01
Review chemicals
We list the chemicals and exposure times.
- 02
Prepare
Shot blast and repair the slab.
- 03
Install
Apply the system and details.
- 04
Cure and test
Cure fully before exposure.
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How do I choose a chemical-resistant coating?
Start with the chemicals, their strength and how long they sit on the floor. We match a system to that list and explain its limits.
Can existing coatings be upgraded?
Sometimes. The old coating is checked for adhesion, and often removed or ground before a new system goes on.
How do I get an estimate for chemical-resistant coatings?
Fill in the form or call or text 615-431-3789. A few photos and the size of the area usually give us what we need, and we send a written price. Larger jobs start with a short visit.
Ready to talk about chemical-resistant coatings?
A short visit or a few photos, and a written price. A real person calls back promptly.