Walk the slab
The concrete is looked at on site before a resin system is named.
Epoxy and urethane on a New England slab, spec’d after the visit
Above All Epoxy places epoxy and urethane on New England slabs. The concrete is inspected first. A written proposal follows from 68 Spring St, Weymouth, MA.
Monday through Saturday, seven to seven
A visit to the slab is what writes the spec. The proposal comes after that inspection. The hours are Monday through Saturday, 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Sunday is closed.
7:00 AM
Opens
7:00 PM
Closes
Saturday
Open day
Sunday
Closed
Inspect the concrete before the resin is chosen
The sequence is the same on a garage slab or a plant aisle. Epoxy or urethane is named only after the walk.
Choose epoxy or urethane
The visit decides which resin belongs in the written proposal.
Install
The resin named in that proposal is what goes down on the slab.
Epoxy, urethane, or the inspection lane
Three lanes. The slab visit decides which one the proposal names.
Epoxy
Epoxy is a resinous floor for a working slab. Flake and metallic finishes sit in this lane. The system is named in the proposal after the concrete is inspected.
Urethane
Urethane is the other resin lane. When the proposal calls for it, a urethane topcoat is rolled over the floor after the visit.
Inspection and proposal
Inspection comes before either resin. Above All Epoxy looks at the concrete, then writes the proposal from that visit. Paul Crook can be reached at [email protected] or +1 (339) 201-0445.
Garage, plant, and other working floors
Garage slabs, plant aisles, and other working floors follow the same path: inspect the concrete, then write the proposal.
Plant floors
Warehouse aisles and other industrial slabs are walked first. Epoxy or urethane is chosen after that look, then written into the proposal.
Garage floors
A garage slab can take a clean epoxy field. The finish is specified after the concrete is inspected.
Other working floors
Commercial rooms and general applications are included when the visit shows the slab needs them. The proposal names the use and the resin.
Paul Crook, Weymouth
Paul Crook, ABOVE ALL EPOXY FLOORING LLC. Proposals are written from 68 Spring St, Weymouth, MA 02188, after the slab is inspected.
- Phone
- +1 (339) 201-0445
- [email protected]
- Street
- 68 Spring St, Weymouth, MA 02188
- Hours
- Monday-Saturday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM. Sunday closed.
A Weymouth street for New England slabs
ABOVE ALL EPOXY FLOORING LLC is at 68 Spring St, Weymouth, MA 02188. The work is epoxy and urethane resinous flooring for New England projects, including commercial and industrial floors and general applications.
Inspection comes first. The written proposal comes after the visit.
- 68 Spring St, Weymouth, MA 02188
- Epoxy and urethane resinous flooring
- New England projects, from the Weymouth street
Leave a number for the Weymouth desk
Monday through Saturday, 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Sunday closed. Call +1 (339) 201-0445 or email [email protected].
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