Epoxy Flooring in Hazelwood, MO

Epoxy flooring in Hazelwood leans industrial. Ford ran an assembly plant here from 1948 to 2006, and the site is being redeveloped as Aviator Business Park, per Wikipedia. Across Lindbergh, the Hazelwood Logistics Center added 1.8 million square feet of industrial space between 2015 and 2018, and the 325-acre TradePort park is planned for up to 4 million more. Boeing has several facilities in the city and Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals is headquartered here. All of that adds up to a lot of concrete that carries forklifts every day.

What warehouse floors need

A new warehouse slab is usually sealed or left bare at turnover. As tenants move in, they often want more:

• Abrasion-resistant coatings in forklift lanes and at dock doors.
• Striping and safety markings built into the floor system.
• Chemical resistance in battery-charging rooms and maintenance bays.
• Concrete floor coating or densifier options for large open storage areas.

We size the system to the traffic, not to a brochure.

Aerospace and pharmaceutical spaces

Cleanliness and dust control matter in aerospace and pharmaceutical settings. Seamless resin floors with cove base are easier to keep clean than bare or sealed concrete. Facility specs often name the products allowed, so we ask for them up front.

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A humid place to cure a floor

The Hazelwood climate summary on Wikipedia lists an average relative humidity of 82% and a July mean high of 89 F. Large buildings with open dock doors pull that air inside. We check slab temperature against the dew point before coating and adjust the schedule if condensation is likely.

Homes in the city too

Hazelwood had 11,832 housing units in 2020, and the city grew from 336 residents in 1950 to 6,045 by 1960, so many neighborhoods date from the decades after that. We coat home garages as well, usually with a flake system and a salt-resistant topcoat.