Flooring for Modesto's Food & Beverage
We are experts in flooring for Modesto's food and beverage processing industry. We install sanitary, durable, and easy-to-clean flooring systems that meet all compliance standards.
Sanitary, Sloped, & Seamless Floors
Modesto's food and beverage processors have some of the most demanding flooring needs in California. Floors must be seamless, sanitary, and able to withstand constant moisture, harsh cleaning chemicals, and forklift traffic. Many facilities also require expertly sloped floors for drainage.
Our "Asset Protection" philosophy is to build floors that last and keep you compliant.
- Sanitary Epoxy Systems: We install seamless, coved "bathtub" style floors that are 100% non-porous and bacteria-resistant.
- Sloped Floor & Joint Repair: We are specialists in rebuilding and repairing failing joints and cracks in sloped floors, using flexible polyurea that can withstand traffic and washdowns.
- Urethane Cement: For areas with thermal shock (hot-water washdowns), we install heavy-duty urethane cement coatings.
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"Our Modesto processing plant has sloped floors for drainage, and the joints were failing everywhere. 4RENT came in and did a full joint repair with a flexible polyurea that's holding up perfectly to our forklifts and nightly washdowns. True pros."
Modesto, CA FAQs
What is the best way to repair failing joints?
Do *not* fill a joint with hard epoxy; it will just crack again. The correct method, which we specialize in, is to rebuild the joint shoulders with a structural mortar, then fill the joint with a flexible polyurea sealant. This absorbs the impact from forklift wheels and allows for movement.
Our floor is sloped to a drain. Can you re-coat it?
Yes. We are experts in applying epoxy and urethane coatings over existing sloped floors. We can even do resurfacing overlays that maintain your existing slope to ensure proper drainage.
How fast can you get our plant back online?
We use a range of fast-curing materials (polyaspartics, polyurea) to minimize downtime. We can often prepare and repair joints one night and have them ready for traffic the very next day, allowing you to maintain your production schedule.