
Static-dissipative epoxy systems for electronics, labs, and compliance-driven facilities - installed to manufacturer spec, grounded, and verified before handoff.
Electronics assembly, labs, server rooms, and munitions or fuel-adjacent spaces cannot tolerate uncontrolled static discharge. An ESD floor is a system: conductive groundplane, dissipative wear surface, and verified grounding points.
Charge drains through the floor to ground instead of building on people and carts.
If your insurer, customer, or process documentation calls for static control, the floor is where it starts.
ESD floors are installed to the manufacturer’s system spec, and resistance is checked point to point before handoff.

Plenty of facilities get sold ESD floors they do not need, and some that need them get a standard epoxy with a label. On the call, Jack will ask what your process, customer contracts, or insurer actually require, and quote the right system - which is sometimes the cheaper one.
Every ESD install is built as a complete grounded system and checked with resistance readings before we hand it over.
Jack walks your facility personally, meters the slab, and writes an itemized proposal with a phased plan that works around your operation. Spec sheets, references, and proof of insurance come with it.