Frequently Asked Questions
Epoxy FAQs
- Q. Who will install the products?
A. All our products are only installed by our “Better Work” trained Certified crews in our Company owned Vehicles and Uniforms that work directly for & only for Sentinel.
. - Q What methods of product testing are used?
A Our products meet and exceed all ASTM benchmarks for Hardness, Abrasion & Bond Failure
. - Q Will what I buy be what I get?
A Most Installs you will get more than what you asked for .Our quotes clearly state the scope and dry film Mils thickness of our systems and our Better Work systems insure you get a well bonded , Long lastly thick surface
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- Q Will I have to shut down my operation for the installation?
A Most installations require 48 hours We have however preformed all kinds of projects in and near to operating production areas
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- Q How safe are the products?
A All our products are user friendly and low odour
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- Q Can you help with LEED certification?
A Many of our systems will contribute to you LEED certification and we have all the required details.
. - Q Is there a warranty and what does it mean?
A We provide one of the strongest customer warranties in the industry ,once you become a Sentinel Partner , your stay a Sentinel Partner.
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- Q What is epoxy flooring and why is it preferred for commercial/industrial applications?
A Epoxy Flooring is superior in structure to many other floor toppings. The next time you re look down your likely standing on epoxy terrazzo in Airports, schools , and hospitals. No grout lines means easier cleaning. Harder impact resistance means no peeling/ripping (sheet goods)
Polishing FAQs
- Q Is concrete polishing expensive?
A. A Concrete polishing is a very cost-effective flooring solution like timber, tiles, carpet, vinyl, pavers, stencil Crete etc. The cost is determined by the state of your current concrete slab, the total size needing to be covered, and the depth of grinding necessary.
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- Q How soon can I use the floor after it is polished?
A Immediately. You can walk on the polished concrete surface even during the process of grinding and polishing. It’s an entirely mechanical process so there is no need to wait for anything to settle. If a sealer must be applied, then it will take no more than 30 minutes for your floors to be ready.
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- Q Will what I buy be what I get?
A Most Installs you will get more than what you asked for .Our quotes clearly state the scope and dry film Mils thickness of our systems and our Better Work systems insure you get a well bonded , Long lastly thick surface
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- Q Is the process dusty?
A One of the concerns that is raised about concrete polishing is the possibility of dust. These concerns are not justified. The concrete polishing process is virtually dust free. This is because Hepa filter vacuum systems are used during the concrete polishing process. There will be some dust residue left of the floor but, it will be cleaned up using another Hepa filter vacuum system between steps.
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- Q How do I maintain my polished concrete floors?
A Maintaining your polished concrete floors to keep them shining is very simple to do. We will show you how you can easily maintain your floors, as well as show you how to keep your floors at optimum shine.
. - Q Is concrete polishing safe for the environment?
A Concrete polishing is one of the Eco-friendliest flooring options available on the market. High in durability and low in environmental impact, concrete is the perfect flooring material for sustainable living.
. - Q Is polished concrete messy?
A Not at all. When you polish your floors with a dry-grind process, a vacuum system is used in conjunction with the grinder to contain 98% of the airborne particulates. The remainder of the dust is easily swept up.
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Q Is concrete polishing suitable for any floor?
A Virtually any concrete floor can be polished. The only exception would be floors that are saturated with oil or exposed to acids, where concrete polishing would not be the ideal solution.
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Q Does concrete releases VOCs even after it is dry ?
A Concrete by nature has minimal to negligible VOCs. Most VOCs associated with concrete are generated from the use of stains, sealers and form release agents.