Epoxy Garage Floors in Research & Technology Park, CA
Epoxy Floors Field Clovis covers epoxy and commercial floors in the Clovis Research & Technology Park, the 180-acre business park near State Route 168, where a city notice describes manufacturing, assembly and research uses and floors may carry rolling loads, chemicals or foot traffic in the same building.
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A park with a described expansion
The Clovis Research & Technology Park existed at 180 acres when a 2007 city notice described a 153-acre expansion between Temperance and Nees Avenues, near State Route 168. The notice speaks of up to about 2.4 million square feet of manufacturing, assembly and research uses, with ancillary retail and business services. It describes a proposal, not a finished park, and this page does not say what has been built. Buildings of these uses are typically large slab-on-grade structures, so the floors discussed are often big and open.
At a glance:
| Factor | What to expect in the Research & Technology Park |
|---|---|
| Buildings | Large single-story buildings, according to the kinds of use the notice lists |
| Uses | Manufacturing, assembly and research, plus supporting offices and services |
| Floors | Slab-on-grade, from bare concrete to earlier coatings |
| Approvals | The owner or landlord; each regulated process follows its own rules |
| Typical systems | Quartz or gritted solid color on assembly floors, flake in customer-facing rooms |
Garage and business floor coatings in Research & Technology Park
Park tenants and owners ask about:
Rolling loads on an assembly floor
Hard wheels grind a thin film, so quartz broadcast at $8–$15 per square foot is compared with gritted solid color at $3–$7.
A research room with an easy-clean floor
A seamless coating with a fine grit sweeps and wipes easily; lab and regulated uses follow their own requirements, not this page.
A big area, one zone at a time
Large floors scale in the estimator, and splitting the building into zones keeps part of it working while another cures.
Planning a large floor
A floor of several thousand square feet is planned like a small construction job: zones are numbered, equipment is moved from one zone to the next and the material for each pour is sized so that it is placed before it thickens. A July afternoon with a mean high of 97°F cuts the working time of fast-curing products, so large pours start at first light. Processes with chemicals or regulated materials add their own conditions, which the process owner supplies to the contractor.
Epoxy floors in Research & Technology Park: questions
Can a manufacturing floor in the park be coated in phases?
Usually, with a zone plan that keeps the production line and the cure areas apart. The schedule is a flag in the estimator and the data sheet sets the return times.
What decides between quartz and solid color for an assembly floor?
Traffic. Hard-wheeled carts and lifts that pivot in the same spot favor quartz broadcast; lighter traffic can be served by gritted solid color at a lower price per square foot.
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