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Within the four walls of a room, the decor immediately catches our attention while the floor remains the unsung hero that actually anchors the space with style and substance. As the pioneer of non-epoxy floor solutions, Garage Force exemplifies this understanding through its innovative polyurea coatings for garage floors. Over a decade ago, the company developed the first polyurea and polyaspartic floor coatings, cementing its position in an industry where style and functionality are intertwined to form the perfect garage floors. Now a trusted national franchise, it has become a household name for premium garage floor coatings. Garage Force’s polyurea coatings are up to 20 times more durable than traditional epoxy, providing unmatched strength, flexibility, and a sleek finish. With rapid cure times and year-round application, these solutions transform ordinary floors into extraordinary, long-lasting spaces. “From the start, we’ve focused on innovation and quality,” says Mike Peterson, president and CEO. “Our leadership in non-epoxy technology has inspired a global movement, with our model widely replicated.” Behind Garage Force’s success is a dedicated team of in-house experts who collaborate with top chemists to develop custom floor coating formulas. This commitment to innovation led to the creation of their exclusive, industry-leading cyclospartic coating technology, which differentiates their product lineup. Available in a variety of styles and systems, including Full Chip, Medici, Metallic, Quartz and Solid Color, these coatings are tailored to meet a wide range of flooring needs, making them a versatile choice for any space. Next Gen Floor Coatings Whether the goal is to protect floors from salt damage or the need for a sleek, polished finish to showcase cars in style, Garage Force has the perfect solution for every homeowner. The Full Chip system, for instance, comes in various colors and styles that fit almost any space, including garages, outdoor patios, or even residential living areas. It provides a refined and sleek appearance while improving the floor's overall functionality.
CXO INSIGHTS
Leading Strategies in the Field of Project Management and its Execution
Tom Bartosik, Project Manager, Atwell
Fostering a Deeper Appreciation for Concretes Impact on the Overall Project
Ken (Kenneth W.) Ottinger, Director of Field Quality Assurance / Quality Control at Kitchell
Crafting Exceptional Residential Environments
Desmond Shotwell, National Director of Renovations, AMLI Residential
Workforce Development: Training the Next Generation of Industry Leaders in the Concrete Industry
Jacob Ables, Director of Concrete Promotion at Silvi Materials
The Facets of the Retail Construction Sector 'Owner Perspective'
Michele Fleming, Construction Manager, Tillys
Asbestos Inside our homes
Denio Sturzeneker, Corporate Safety Director, Plaza Construction
Concrete Pumping In The Changing Landscape
Tadas Ciuckys, Director of Engineering, Doka
Maximizing Project Efficiency: The Strategic Integration Of Bim Technology
Evan Stark, Senior Project Manager, Structure Tone
IN FOCUS
EDITORIAL
Innovations Shaping the Future of Flooring
The floor coating industry is undergoing an exciting transformation, driven by cutting-edge trends. Ecofriendly materials, stunning decorative finishes and safety features like antimicrobial and anti-slip coatings are changing the game. With innovations like fast-curing solutions, flooring is becoming more durable, stylish and functional than ever before. Reports suggest the global floor coating service market, valued at $2,687.7 million in 2019, is estimated to grow to $4,734.9 million by 2027 at a CAGR of 7.8 percent. A slew of tech developments are fueling this growth. Advanced formulations are improving the performance and versatility of floor coatings, while automation and precision application methods are reducing labor costs and enhancing efficiency. Smart coatings, which respond to environmental conditions, are also gaining traction. These innovations not just increase the lifespan of floors but offer tailored solutions for specific needs, such as high-traffic areas, heavy machinery environments and areas prone to moisture. This edition of Construction Business Review brings an in-depth exploration of how businesses are leveraging these advancements to meet the growing demand for high-performance, eco-friendly, and aesthetically pleasing flooring solutions. It features thought leadership articles from industry experts, including Michele Fleming, construction manager at Tillys, who highlights the responsibilities of managing construction, ensuring accurate blueprint drawings and handling change orders. Tom Bartosik, project manager at Atwell, addresses challenges in recruiting and retaining talent, particularly in the context of a shortage of skilled workers. We hope this edition helps you build the partnership your organization needs to stay ahead and deliver the highest-quality, sustainable and customized flooring solutions to meet the demands of your clients. Let us know your thoughts!
