YOU BUILT
THE BUSINESS.
WE RESPECT IT.
For flooring professionals who know the work isn't over when the finish looks good. Help test whether a new surface system can improve real job economics—without risking existing accounts.
Request a private partnership discussion ↗NOT “BUY OUR EPOXY.”
HELP MAKE THE WORK BETTER.
Keep your accounts.
No unsolicited outreach to your existing customers; no material substitutions without contract and owner authorization.
Be paid for expertise.
Define a compensated review scope if the problem, test plan and budget justify it. No automatic unpaid field testing.
Measure what matters.
Compare cost per finished square foot, gross profit per crew-hour, callbacks, shutdown windows and repair cost.
ONE PROBLEM.
ONE COMPARATOR.
ONE DECISION.
Bring an anonymized completed job and a failure or maintenance case. Together, determine a benchmark, controlled sample, technical acceptance criteria and a documented economic model.
WHAT A PRO
SHOULD ASK.
Has your formulation been independently tested?
Not to a verified commercial release standard. The proposed next step is a defined benchmark and documented laboratory evaluation.
Why would I put my accounts at risk?
You should not. Early tests belong on isolated samples or appropriately authorized premises under a written risk allocation.
What's actually proprietary?
We are developing a controlled configuration and process architecture. Ingredient tables, ratios and processing know-how remain withheld. A patent or enforceable trade-secret claim requires separate legal verification.
Will this go over hardwood?
Not by default. Wood movement, moisture and existing coatings demand separate assessment and approved wood-compatible methods.
Who owns jointly created improvements?
That must be negotiated before confidential disclosure: background IP, derived improvements, data rights, payment and permitted uses all belong in a written agreement.
Where is the pricing?
There is no responsible market-ready product price until supplier quotes, yield, coverage, labor, surface preparation and field validation are documented.
Bring us the
hard problem.
One application. One operating constraint. One measurable question. No unverified promises and no unsolicited customer outreach.