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When Naperville facility managers say epoxy, they usually mean a system: primer keyed into blasted concrete, a high-build epoxy body coat measured in tens of mils, and a wear topcoat matched to traffic and chemistry. That build is what separates an industrial floor from a painted one, and it is what Broadleaf installs.
See the full range of builds on our industrial flooring page, from thin-mil sealers to quarter-inch trowel-down systems.
Forklift aisles in Naperville plants call for 20 to 40 mil builds with quartz or aluminum-oxide broadcast for grip and gouge resistance; battery-charging areas need acid-resistant novolac chemistry; assembly zones may prioritize ESD control or bright reflectivity. Each is a line in the spec, not an upsell.
We document every layer installed, thickness, product, batch, so your maintenance team knows exactly what is underfoot years later.
Industrial epoxy fails at the bond line or not at all. Our crews shot-blast or diamond-grind to specified profile, rebuild spalled joints, and quantify slab moisture before coating; on-grade slabs around Naperville test high often enough that mitigation primers are a routine line item.
The testing method matters too, compared here, and we run the right one for your slab.
Many Naperville clients start with one problem bay and end with a facility standard: uniform epoxy systems, integrated striping, and a single recoat schedule across the plant. We support that growth with phased multi-year programs.
Broader coating families are covered on our Naperville industrial coatings page; for storage operations, see warehouse epoxy flooring, or talk to our industrial team.
Broadleaf Inc. proudly serves the Chicagoland area, including:
We’re also available for larger commercial and industrial projects beyond this region.
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