There are many choices to consider when deciding on industrial flooring for your business. Safety, cost, and cleanliness are a few of the most important factors. Whether you’re a food processing plant or an automation engineering company, polished concrete may be the best industrial flooring solution for you.
Here’s why:
Safety
The average strength of concrete is 3,000 psi. Some concrete can even reach strengths of over 20,000 psi. The process used to polish concrete creates a chemical reaction that adds an extra hardening effect, increasing durability and scratch resistance to your industrial flooring solution. With polished concrete, you can rest easy knowing that your industrial flooring will hold up to whatever machinery or traffic you’ll need in your business.
Cost
Concrete is the most economical of all industrial flooring solutions. It is also the most low-maintenance option which will save you money in cleaning labor. The shiny look of polished concrete has a marble-like appearance, which will give you a beautiful floor for a much lower cost. Concrete also molds into whatever shape you’ll need for your flooring. If you have a business with an unusual layout, you won’t have to worry about paying more for extra cutting and shaping of pre-made flooring.
Cleanliness
If you are looking for industrial flooring solutions for the food processing industry, beverage industry, or dairy industry, the ability to effectively clean your floors is of utmost importance. Unfinished concrete is porous which can hold leaks and spills and lead to bacteria growth. However, the finish on polished concrete is almost like epoxy, which makes it moisture- and bacteria-resistant. Polished concrete’s smooth finish makes it easier to spray off and thoroughly clean.
Overall, polished concrete is a safe, cost-effective and clean choice for your industrial flooring needs. Whichever choice you make for your industrial flooring, The Project Group Consulting are the professionals you need for your project. Search “Industrial Flooring Solutions Texas” or contact The Project Group to discuss your industrial flooring solutions.
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Bryant began his career at Crepaco warehouse in parts distribution and pump assembly. Then he progressed to field installation for process and ammonia systems where he oversaw welding and fitting both sanitary tubing and ammonia piping systems.He then moved to San Antonio, spent a year as a contract fabricator with H-E-B Foods working for Sanitary Welding Services. At the end of his contract he returned to the DFW area with Alloy Equipment doing installation, crew management, and scheduling. There he remained through the buyout by Statco Fabrication and Engineering, which resulted in his 25 combined years with them moving into engineering and sales departments.
With more than 25 years in the food and beverage industry and extensive experience as a project manager, Tony has planned and led multi-million dollar projects relating to system upgrades, equipment installation, water quality, validations and process improvements. Some of his areas of expertise include project planning, quality assurance, process analysis, manufacturing systems, process design and problem resolution.
Tim is an electrical and control systems engineer with more than ten years of experience in a wide variety of industries. Project experience includes working with clients in the water/wastewater fields, pharmaceutical, cosmetics and food and beverage industries. Prior to his engineering work, Tim was a licensed water treatment plant operator in Texas. Tim’s strengths are process engineering, control system design, conveyor system design, and project management. He received his B. S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Texas at Arlington. In his spare time, Tim enjoys working on cars, golfing, and billiards.
Michael has thirty-five years of diversified experience in project management and engineering, equipment and systems design, and manufacturing and production. Michael holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Texas A&M University.