Our Installation Process for Operating Warehouses
Installing epoxy in an active warehouse takes careful planning and execution. You can’t just shut down operations for weeks, and we get that. Our process minimises disruption while delivering industrial-grade results.
Site Assessment and Planning
We start by understanding your operations schedule. When are your slow periods? Which zones can be taken offline without crippling your throughput? What are your load requirements and specific chemical exposures?
Our team evaluates your existing concrete substrate, identifies problem areas, and designs a system that matches your facility’s exact demands. We provide detailed specifications, including compressive strength ratings, chemical resistance charts, and expected cure times so you can plan around our work.
Staged Installation Approach
Most Ipswich warehouses can’t afford complete shutdowns. We work section by section, coordinating with your operations team to install flooring during scheduled downtimes or off-shifts.
A typical 10,000 square meter warehouse might be completed in 3-4 stages over several weeks, with each section back in service within 24-48 hours. Your operations continue with minimal disruption, and you’re not losing revenue while we work.
Quality Control and Testing
Every installation gets tested before we hand it back to you. We verify cure times, check adhesion, confirm slip resistance ratings, and ensure the system meets the specifications we promised.
You’ll receive documentation showing compliance with relevant Australian standards, performance certifications, and warranty information. This matters when insurance companies ask questions or when you’re showing due diligence to clients who use your facility.