Installation of Sealed Concrete Flooring

Concrete is naturally porous, and concrete sealers play a crucial role in safeguarding against surface damage, corrosion, and staining. Improperly sealed concrete can also be a breeding ground for mold and bacteria. Proper coating can create a moisture, vapor, and pathogen barrier, reducing the risk of microbial growth and maintaining a cleaner environment. 

Similar to how the HVAC systems provide critical protection to the cubic feet of environmental airflow, a facility’s floor is the largest square footage vector of potential contamination and, as importantly, recontamination. Sealing fills these pores, creating a smooth, non-porous surface that is easier to clean and disinfect and minimizing the risk of disease outbreaks.

Often in larger facilities, there is a need for areas treated with high performance coatings and other areas that are not as mission critical to the cultivation process itself and can have concrete protected with integral and/or surface sealants. This is also an effective way to balance budgetary considerations.  

At BioSecure Flooring, we adhere strictly to flooring installation methods endorsed by industry-leading manufacturers, which includes meticulous concrete preparation. Our preferred methods, such as shot-blasting or diamond grinding, ensure proper absorption and adhesion of the concrete sealer to your substrate. We install top-quality products, all of which come with manufacturer-backed warranties.

Contact us today to schedule a conversation with one of our installation specialists to discover how you can ensure your concrete floor receives the appropriate protection from the elements.