As a licensed and insured contractor, KRSI will act as your prime or sub-contractor. The services we provide include Ultra-High Pressure Water Blasting, Shot/Bead Blasting, Scraping, and Grinding. Benefits of choosing KRSI: Skilled and experienced operators Dependable and quality services Tested and optimized equipment Fully licensed and insured (CA #908439) KRSI tailors our services to meet our clients’ needs and will act as your prime contractor or sub-contractor. With over 15 years of industry experience, licensed and insured, our skilled team makes KRSI the ideal company to help you with your next surface preparation project!
Surface preparation is one of the most important phases of installing a top-quality flooring system. At first, surface prep may not seem such an important part of the remodeling and installing a new flooring system. No one will see the old concrete slab or how the old flooring or coating was removed, so how much does it really matter? Although it may just seem like an annoying chore, flooring manufacturers will tell you that the success of a new flooring system is critically dependent on how the old flooring was removed and the new surface prepared. Put simply, if the surface prep is not done correctly, the new flooring system will not be as durable as it should be and its other properties (
A surface profile of concrete or asphalt is a number associated with the material’s desired roughness or texture and its general appearance. It helps in determining if the surface is fit for a specific purpose. Roughness can be an indicator for: Wear-ability Friction coefficients Performance in terms of cracks or corrosion Adhesive properties The lower the surface profile (SP) number (SP1), the flatter the surface. An SP10 rating is an extremely rough surface. An accepted definition of surface profile is “the average distance from the peaks to the valleys of the surface, as seen through a cross-section of the prepared substrate.” The range of variation with your specific concrete slab, subst
