Industrial Flooring That Matches Your Company Image

A unified look is a pivotal part in building brand awareness and loyalty. By keeping everything the same, you make it easier for your consumers to remember who you are and what you do. You probably already unify the color … Continued

Diamond Grinding vs. Shot Blasting: Which Method Should You Use?

When installing flooring systems, both diamond grinding and shot blasting are methods used to prepare floors for epoxies and resurfacers.  Let’s delve into these approaches and determine which is best for your floor installation. Shot Blasting Shot blasting works by … Continued

A Glossary of Concrete Floor Terms

When in the market for finished concrete floors, shoppers may come across terms that they are not familiar with or are difficult to comprehend. This glossary aims to clear up any confusion and educate shoppers on these important terms. If … Continued

Polished Concrete Delivers An Effective Alternative

While epoxy floor coatings produce a durable finish that protects concrete flooring and produces a more professional, attractive appearance, this option isn’t right for everyone. When epoxy flooring is not an option or not desired, concrete polishing will provide the … Continued

Diamond Grinding Is The Superior Choice For Your Floor

Protecting your concrete with epoxy flooring isn’t enough to provide the beauty, durability and shine you’re after. To ensure a professional look that will last while helping your flooring avoid damage calls for a proper installation job. There is more … Continued

New Industrial Epoxy Floor Project- Eastern Tennessee

Recently, Liquid Floor Systems received a call from an industrial manufacturer located in eastern Tennessee. They were interested in getting an industrial epoxy floor installation on their floor. Several months prior, we had completed a successful project for them. They … Continued

LEED Concrete Project- Eastern North Carolina

Liquid Floor Systems recently completed a polished concrete project in Eastern North Carolina. It was a LEED project, which meant we had to comply with specific requirements in order to help the GC obtain the LEED certification on the building. … Continued