Let’s be honest — industrial and mining environments are some of the toughest out there. Floors and surfaces aren’t just walked on; they’re hammered by heavy equipment, soaked in chemicals, exposed to temperature swings, and pushed to their limits every single day. When you're dealing with that level of wear and tear, your coating system has to be bulletproof — and that only happens when every step of the process is done right. That’s where coatings inspections come in.

Epoxy flooring is known for its durability, sleek finish, and resistance to wear but like any surface, it performs best with a little care. If you're living or working in Northern Ontario, your epoxy floor faces some unique seasonal challenges; from road salt in winter to dirt and moisture in spring and summer.

It’s not a weird dating app. It’s what happens when your car’s tires heat up from driving, roll into your garage, and, hours later, you walk out and see that your floor coating has decided to come up with your tires. Like a peel-and-stick sticker... except this one was supposed to last for years.

Let’s be real, nobody wakes up thinking, “Today’s the day I coat my garage floor in a durable, chemical-resistant material!” But once you’ve seen a good epoxy floor, it’s hard to unsee it.