1,000+ installations behind our crews across the Midwest — production floors, parking decks, cleanrooms, and mechanical rooms that take punishment every shift. Here is where our systems earn their keep, segment by segment.
Full write-ups — substrate, build-up, schedule, and the engineering call — from recent Maverick installs.
Other contractors said move the drains. Maverick built the slope to them instead — custom curb forms, 6-inch sloped urethane grout, and a dual-system floor, inside a 3-day shutdown.
Read the case studyRemoving the bedplates meant three more months and half a million dollars. Maverick engineered the floor over them — groove fill, epoxy mortar, and a topcoat rated for the load.
Read the case studyEvery environment fails floors differently. We match system chemistry, build thickness, and installation sequencing to the way your facility actually operates — then back the work with documentation your QA team can file.
Thermal shock at the kettles, caustic washdown every night, and an auditor on the calendar. Our cementitious urethane systems are built for USDA, FDA, and HACCP-governed plants.
Seamless, low-particulate, and chemically resistant — floors that hold up under validation scrutiny. We install monolithic epoxy systems with documentation built for your quality file.
Forklifts, steel wheels, dropped tooling, hydraulic drips. We build impact- and abrasion-resistant epoxy floors with joint protection rated for hard-wheeled traffic.
Chlorides, freeze-thaw, and moving slabs destroy unprotected decks. MavCoat Flex and MavCoat Polyurea membrane systems waterproof the structure while standing up to turning traffic.
Patient corridors, sterile processing, labs, and ERs cannot close for a week of floor work. Fast-cure urethane mortar systems carry traffic again in about four hours, not days.
Water treatment galleries, fleet garages, schools, and public works facilities — public assets that have to last a budget cycle, not a season. We repair, protect, and document.
Hangar floors carry point loads at the landing gear, tug traffic, and a steady diet of hydraulic and fuel drips — and they have to stay bright under inspection lighting. We build epoxy systems for exactly that duty.
A showroom floor is part of the merchandising. Decorative metallic and broadcast systems deliver a finish customers notice — installed off-hours so the doors open on schedule.
Racking legs, forklift turns, and battery-charging stations punish slabs around the clock. A MavCoat PC prime-and-coat broadcast build dust-proofs the floor and keeps aisle striping crisp shift after shift.
Failed quarry tile and open grout joints harbor everything a health inspector is looking for. We replace them with seamless urethane cement — coved, sloped, and back in service fast.
Hot caustic CIP cycles, organic acids, and constant hose-down around the tanks. Cementitious urethane shrugs off the thermal swings and chemistry that destroy epoxy in a brewhouse.
A finished Maverick decorative broadcast-flake floor in a working dealership service center — gloss-sealed and slip-resistant, with color-banded drive lanes and safety-yellow curbing.
The same floor, before and after a Maverick installation — real projects, photographed by our crews on the way in and on the way out.
Food plant dual-system install — before and after
Commercial floors — showrooms, dining, dealerships, ESD, and containment
Beverage filler line — before and after
Beverage bottling plant — seamless urethane production floor
Chemical tank secondary containment — before and after
Food & beverage processing — before and after
Fleet maintenance shop — before and after
Manufacturing facility — before and after
Beverage plant boiler room — before and after
We plan installations around production schedules, occupied buildings, and audit calendars — nights, weekends, holiday shutdowns, and phased pours. The floor goes in; the operation never notices.
The same disciplined sequence on every project, whether it is a 2,000-square-foot mechanical room or a multi-level deck restoration.
We evaluate the substrate, moisture condition, chemical exposure, and traffic profile on site — then specify a system build with realistic performance values, not catalog optimism. Specifiers get CSI 3-part specs and CAD details from our Architect Center.
Our own crews, our own products. Mechanical preparation, repair, and coating installation are sequenced to your shutdown windows — phased by line, by bay, or by level so operations keep moving.
Closeout includes batch records, applied-system documentation, and maintenance guidance. When a question comes up after turnover, you get an answer inside 48 hours — documented.
Tell us what the environment throws at it. We will walk the floor, scope the fix, and respond with a plan inside 48 hours.