Floor coating bubbling, peeling, or delaminating? We diagnose the root cause — usually moisture or improper prep — and fix it permanently so it doesn't happen again.
The most common cause of epoxy floor failure is moisture vapor rising through the concrete slab. The visualization on the left shows what's actually happening in a failing floor — blue particles are water vapor molecules pushing the coating off the substrate from below.
Switch to "After Remediation" to see the same floor after we've removed the failed coating, installed a moisture vapor barrier, and reinstalled the system correctly.
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The #1 cause. Moisture vapor rising through the concrete pushes the coating off the substrate. We test, confirm, and install the correct vapor barrier before reinstalling.
Caused by inadequate surface prep — not enough profile, contamination, or wrong primer. We remove the failed coating, correct the substrate, and reinstall to spec.
Wrong product for the environment, incorrect mix ratio, or application outside temperature spec. We identify what failed and select the right system for actual conditions.
Another installer cut corners on prep, skipped moisture testing, or used a consumer product on a commercial application. We fix it — and warranty our work.
We provide a written report of findings — what failed, why, and exactly what we recommend. Useful for warranty claims and contractor disputes.
When we fix a failed floor, we warranty our work. If we installed the original system, warranty claims are handled directly with us — no runaround.
We diagnose, document, remediate, and warrant the finished result. No partial fixes, no band-aids over a moisture problem that will fail again in six months.