Peeling, bubbling, or worn-through epoxy? How to tell if your floor needs a recoat or full removal, with adhesion testing and real Texas project lessons.

What FDA cGMP and USP 797 ask of pharmaceutical, lab, and cleanroom floors, and how seamless resinous systems meet them. From a Texas pharma flooring team.

Skydrol, hot tires, cracks, and glare: what a Texas contractor with military and corporate hangar work specifies for hangar floors, and why so many fail.

USDA hasn't approved a flooring product since 1997. Here's what FDA and USDA rules really require of food plant floors, and how to build one that passes.

Polished concrete or epoxy? A Texas flooring contractor that installs both compares chemicals, moisture, slip resistance, and 10-year cost. Pick right once.

IBC wants STC and IIC 50 between dwelling units. Here's how gypsum underlayment and sound mats get you there, and where multifamily specs go wrong.

Why epoxy floors blister and peel, and how ASTM F2170 and F1869 testing stops it before it starts. A Texas industrial flooring contractor's field guide.

Epoxy or urethane cement? A Texas industrial flooring contractor breaks down thermal shock, slab moisture, chemicals, and what each floor really costs.

SEMICONDUCTOR FABRICATION PLANT

• Location: Sherman, Texas

• Square Footage: 1.5 Million

• Duration: 543 Days

• Crew Size: 8 to 25 Members

• Safety Incidents: Zero

• Recognition: Coatings Pro Contractor Awards — 1st Place

T.W. Hicks, Inc. is now an authorized commercial cleaning equipment distributor, offering IPC solutions for long-term floor care and facility maintenance.

Learn how construction risk management protects schedule, budget, and performance. T.W. Hicks is an experienced industrial flooring contractor serving regulated industries.

Explore how underlayments, sound control systems, and moisture protection from T.W. Hicks support adaptive reuse and renovation projects across Texas and beyond.

Inside a million-square-foot flooring project built for one of the most advanced manufacturing facilities in Texas.

AUTOMANN

• Location: Duncanville, Texas

• Total Sq. Ft.: 4,500

• Industry Type: Battery and QC Area

• System: Self-leveling, urethane cement and custom logo

In today’s fast-track construction world, resinous floors are often installed too early, leaving them exposed to damage before a project even turns over. Here’s why floor protection matters, and how T.W. Hicks is taking a proactive approach.

Extend the life of your industrial flooring with our expert care guide. Learn essential tips for routine cleaning, spill management, and tailored maintenance strategies for different surfaces and space sizes. Keep your floors durable, safe, and looking their best with proactive care from T.W. Hicks, Inc.

ALAMODOME

• Location: San Antonio, Texas

• Total Sq. Ft.: 97,414 

• Resinous Sq. Ft.: 97,414 

• Industry Type: Stadium

• System: Decorative Flake 

AMERICAN LICORICE COMPANY

Location: Lancaster, TX

Size (square feet): 43,868

Size (linear feet): 1,200

Industry Type: Food and Beverage