Concrete Floors

Discover crucial factors to consider when installing resinous coating systems for walk-in freezer flooring.

In this interview with PROSOCO, we explore what a concrete densifier is, why you need it, and when is the right time to apply a densifier to your concrete floor.

Do you own a microbrewery? Whether running the show or renting your commercial space out to a local brewmaster, the flooring system you install is critical to your microbrewery’s success. And we want to support you from the ground up — literally!

Confused about which concrete floor grinder is best for your next job? The concrete experts at Jon-Don are here to help with this handy guide.

Most people know that you need water to make concrete. But what many don’t know is that concrete remains moist, even when it appears dry at the surface. In this article, we'll dive into how concrete moisture vapor travels and the tests you'll need to perform to find moisture before it ruins your coating installations.

Using resinous coating, also known as an epoxy floor coating, is an excellent choice for promoting a cleaner, more hygienic environment in a wide variety of commercial, residential, industrial, warehouse, and retail spaces. Resinous floor coatings bond to concrete floors, eliminating cracks and crevices where dirt and germs can hide. These floors are easier to clean compared to other types, and depending on the products and materials you use, some even have antimicrobial properties that limit the growth of germs and pathogens. In a post-pandemic world, finding the best floor epoxy to create as clean and healthy an environment as possible is crucial.