Epoxy Flooring in Gardena, CA

Epoxy flooring in Gardena often starts in a business. The city's top employers include a UPS facility, Nissin Foods, which has had its U.S. headquarters and a plant here since 1970, along with Southwest Offset Printing, Air Fayre and Avcorp. Food, packaging and parts work all happen on concrete, and each has different floor needs.

Food plants and kitchens

Food production rooms and commercial kitchens are washed often and must stay sanitary. Bare concrete is porous and holds bacteria. For these spaces we look at:

• Seamless coatings with no grout lines.
• Cove bases where the floor meets the wall.
• Slip-resistant texture for wet areas.
• Products that tolerate hot water and cleaners.

Delivery and printing floors

Package sorting and printing floors carry carts, pallet jacks and heavy rolls. Ink and solvents can stain bare concrete. A dense, chemical-resistant coating makes cleanup easier and helps keep dust down. We plan the work in zones so shipping and presses keep running.

Garages for families

Gardena has a long-standing Japanese American community, and until 2014 it had the second-highest concentration of Japanese Americans of any U.S. city outside Honolulu. Like the rest of the city, many households use the garage for storage, hobbies and extra space. A clean, sealed floor makes that easier. About 47% of homes are owner-occupied, so many coatings here are long-term investments.

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Wet ground in one corner

The 9.4-acre Gardena Willows Wetland Preserve, in the southeast corner of the city, has water seeping above ground all year. That is a reminder that groundwater can sit close to the surface in parts of the area. We moisture-test every slab, and high readings mean a vapor-mitigating primer or a recommendation to fix drainage first.

Card clubs and casinos

Gardena's card rooms date back to 1936. Back-of-house areas in businesses like these, including kitchens, storage and mechanical rooms, all benefit from durable, cleanable floors.