In University City’s research buildings, we install static dissipative floors in labs and robotics shops. We tie copper tape into the building’s ground, cover it with a conductive primer, and finish with a topcoat chosen for the resistance range your facility requires.
What we coat
ESD floors we install in University City
Research labs and instrument rooms
Robotics and engineering shops
Cleanroom corridors and gowning rooms
Server and data closets
Electronics test benches
Medical device prototype rooms
Our installs
Seamless industrial floors on the job.
Dark solid color epoxy floor with a high gloss in a bright open roomFacility corridor, grey quartz broadcast
Tell us your hours. We’ll work around them.
We walk the lab and give you a written estimate at no charge.
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Straight answers
ESD flooring in University City, in plain terms.
Can you install an ESD floor in an occupied research building in University City?
In many buildings, yes. We plan the work with your facilities team and isolate the room being coated. We can work nights or weekends and agree on loading access, elevator use, and badges before starting.
What is the difference between a static dissipative floor and a conductive one?
They have different electrical resistance ranges. Conductive floors let charge pass to ground faster, while static dissipative floors control that flow within a higher resistance range. Your ESD requirements determine which system the room needs.
Will the ESD floor survive carts, solvents, and floor scrubbers in a lab?
We choose the coating after reviewing your chemicals, cleaning routine, and cart traffic. The finished floor is seamless, and your team checks its electrical resistance with its own meter.
Do you need the building ground to install ESD flooring?
Yes. We connect the copper tape to the building's ground as part of the installation. We identify connection points at the walkthrough and plan the layout with you. Your team verifies the finished system with its own meter.