Wentworth Flooring

07/06/2026

This was a nice project. This old service station was put back to look like around or at the years of 1950. Just in time for the Hampton car show August 23, 2026. The floor we had to color match to the Standard Motor Oil company of red,white and blue standard colors.

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07/01/2026

Repairing concrete before installing epoxy in any area or condition is one of the most important steps because the coating only performs as well as the surface underneath it. Repairing damaged areas eliminates weak spots that could chip or break under vehicle traffic, extending the life of the coating.

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06/26/2026

Restoring the terrazzo and marble in one of the historic building down town Mason city for the mayor. Took the floor from 50 grit to 800grit then finished off with a G3 3,000grit . This was a nice project to be apart of.

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06/19/2026

Hoover Elementary School here in Mason city went out with the old and in with the new . I get asked all the time why choose epoxy over LVT or carpet?

Heavy abuse and chemicals: Epoxy flake systems form a seamless, high‑hardness coating that shrugs off oil, solvents, disinfectants, and rolling loads better than most LVT wear layers. That’s valuable in maintenance shops, cafeterias back‑of‑house, science labs, and custodial closets.

Epoxy is also a sanitary surface. No tile seams means fewer dirt/water intrusion points and easier mop-and-disinfect routines in wet or spill-prone zones. Many flake systems add textured, anti‑slip topcoats and can be built for moisture-vapor tolerance.

Bottom line- choose epoxy flake over LVT in school areas that face frequent liquids/chemicals, need seamless sanitation, and take heavy rolling/impact loads.

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06/03/2026

When you drive into a garage, snow, ice, and salt melt off your vehicle and collect on the concrete surface.
There are several ways this can damage concrete:
Freeze-thaw damage
Saltwater penetrates tiny pores and cracks in the concrete.
When temperatures fluctuate, the water can freeze and expand.
Repeated freeze-thaw cycles can cause scaling, flaking, and surface deterioration.
Chemical attack
Some deicing salts, especially those containing calcium chloride or magnesium chloride, can react with compounds in the concrete.
These reactions can weaken the surface and accelerate deterioration over time.
Corrosion of reinforcement
If saltwater reaches embedded steel reinforcement, it can cause rust.
Rust expands as it forms, creating internal pressure that cracks and spalls the concrete.

Why epoxy coatings are often considered one of the best protections

Blocks salt pe*******on — Saltwater stays on the coating rather than soaking into the concrete.
Resists chemical exposure — Most automotive fluids, road salts, and household chemicals can be cleaned off without damaging the slab.
Reduces staining — Tire marks, rust stains, and salt residue are easier to remove.
Improves durability — Epoxy helps protect the surface from abrasion and wear.
Makes cleaning easier — Salt residue can be swept or mopped away instead of becoming embedded in the concrete.
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05/27/2026