Coatings Removal - Surface Preparation - Dust Proofing

Demolition and cleanup are critical preparatory steps in the application of protective coating systems, ensuring surfaces are properly prepared for optimal adhesion and long-term durability. The demolition phase involves coatings removal, corroded structures, or damaged substrates. This is achieved using various methods such as abrasive blasting, mechanical tools, or chemical stripping agents, depending on the surface condition and material. Effective dust and debris control measures for dust proofing, like containment systems or vacuum tools, are essential to minimize environmental impact and enhance worker safety.

Following demolition, the cleanup phase involves removing debris and thoroughly cleaning the surface to eliminate dust, grease, or chemical residues. Techniques such as pressure washing, solvent cleaning, or using specialized detergents may be employed to achieve a clean and contaminant-free surface. Proper disposal of waste, including hazardous materials like lead-based coatings, must comply with environmental regulations. Additionally, inspection tools like surface profile gauges and adhesion testers are used to ensure the substrate meets the specified preparation requirements.

The removal of existing coatings, thorough surface preparation, and addressing potential moisture issues are often necessary steps before installing a high performance floor coating system and/or concrete sealer.   To ensure the best results for your resurfacing project, we utilize a variety of materials and methods, carefully analyzing surface, intra-surface, and subsurface conditions. Our approach also takes into account budgetary constraints, regulatory requirements, and environmental considerations to deliver a tailored and effective solution.