When facility performance, safety compliance, and long-term asset protection are non-negotiable, resinous and epoxy flooring systems deliver unmatched durability.
At Dixie Contract, we have spent more than 60 years helping general contractors, facility managers, and industrial operators across Northeast Florida select and execute high-performance flooring. From heavy manufacturing and medical cleanrooms to commercial kitchens and educational campuses, we deliver seamless surfaces engineered to perform under the toughest conditions.
“Epoxy” is often used as a catch-all term, but demanding environments require specific chemical formulations. We evaluate your facility’s traffic, thermal shifts, and chemical exposure to specify the exact system your project demands.
Rapid-curing systems designed for ultra-fast turnaround times, minimizing facility downtime or keeping fast-track commercial construction schedules on time.
The industry standard for food and beverage processing, commercial kitchens, and breweries. Engineered to withstand extreme thermal shock (hot water washdowns) and constant moisture.
High-impact, heavy-duty builds designed for forklift traffic, manufacturing floors, and severe mechanical abuse.
Multi-layered systems that combine high aesthetics with slip-resistance, ideal for corridors, restrooms, and public-facing commercial spaces.
Commercial and industrial operations require flooring that mitigates risk and lowers lifecycle costs. Our resinous systems provide:
A resinous flooring system performs only as well as the substrate beneath it. That’s why Dixie Contract treats surface preparation as a critical engineering phase. Every system is built on verified data, precise preparation, and controlled installation conditions to ensure long-term performance.
Phase 1
Before any resin is mixed or applied, we evaluate the slab for Moisture Vapor Emission Rate (MVER) and in-situ relative humidity (RH). If elevated moisture conditions are detected, we incorporate specialized moisture mitigation primers to reduce vapor transmission and prevent future blistering, bubbling, or delamination.
Phase 2
We prepare concrete substrates in strict accordance with International Concrete Repair Institute (ICRI) standards. Using dust-controlled shot-blasting and diamond grinding, we achieve the specified Concrete Surface Profile (CSP) required to ensure a permanent mechanical bond between the resinous system and the slab.
Final Phase
Our experienced installation teams apply each resin layer according to manufacturer specifications, including exact mil-thickness requirements. This controlled process ensures proper chemical cross-linking, uniform film formation, and a seamless, high-performance finished surface.