Frequently Asked Questions

• What states do you work in?
• Could I buy the material from you?
• Do you work weekends or holidays?
• When would the floor be ready for full use?
• What are your requirements prior to arrival?
• Will it be very dusty during the installation?
• How much does it cost?
• How long does a typical installation take?
• Will the floor be slippery?
• What is the normal preparation process of a floor coating?
• Who warrants the floor?
  

• What states do you work in?
• Prime Polymers travels from coast to coast. We are a National “turnkey” installer.
• Could I buy the material from you?
• Yes you can purchase the material for a DIY project.
• Do you work weekends or holidays?
• We work when it is convenient for our customers.  Weekends and holidays are just part of our normal daily business.
• When would the floor be ready for full use?
• Depending on the temperature of the facility it is normally 24 hours.
• What are your requirements prior to arrival?
• We require a sufficient power source, heat, lighting, forklift for use, and a dumpster for non-hazardous waste. We would also need a staging area that is not part of the coating system for mixing and setup.
• Will it be very dusty during the installation?
• Our equipment will contain most of the dust. Although we take precautions when possible, it is not totally dust free. We take every precaution to keep dust to a minimum.
• How much does it cost?
• Depending upon the square footage and overall condition of the floor, each job is priced according to the system required. There are many factors that determine the overall price.
• How long does a typical installation take?
• On average it should take about 3 days for a typical coating system. Decorative systems (quartz broadcast) can take up to (5) days.
• Will the floor be slippery?
• Each customer can select there own degree of non-slip, depending upon the conditions of there facility.
• What is the normal preparation process of a floor coating?
• A typical situation would be to: Shot blast or grind the floor, prime with pigmented primer, apply basecoat/mid coat of epoxy, and top-coat with a urethane.
• Who warrants the floor?
• Single source responsibility, Prime Polymers Inc.