Every year brings new challenges, new facility demands, and new opportunities to transform worn or underperforming floors into durable, efficient surfaces. In 2025, CustomCrete completed a wide range of projects across manufacturing plants, warehouses, food and beverage facilities, commercial spaces, and specialty environments. Each project highlighted the same core principles—technical expertise, attention to detail, and solutions tailored to the needs of the space.
This article showcases several of the top CustomCrete projects of 2025. These examples are not meant to sell, but to illustrate what’s possible when concrete flooring challenges are addressed correctly. By exploring these real-world projects, decision-makers can gain a clearer understanding of how different flooring systems perform and what kinds of improvements they can expect in their own facilities.
1. SKF Group: Epoxy System for a High-Performance Aerospace Environment
When SKF Group, a major aerospace manufacturer, needed a flooring system strong enough to support demanding production processes, they partnered with CustomCrete to install a durable, long-lasting epoxy solution.
The project began with full mechanical grinding to remove the existing coating and properly profile the concrete. After grinding, the team repaired surface imperfections using Carboguard 501, ensuring the slab was smooth, stable, and ready for coating.
Next, Dudick Steri-Prime WB was applied to create a strong bond and protect the concrete beneath. The final layer—Dudick SteriFlor UV—was installed with a light anti-slip texture, striking the right balance between safety and cleanability. To maintain precision and dust control, the crew used SASE grinders and vacuums throughout the prep phase.
Result:
A clean, durable, chemically resistant surface designed for aerospace-grade performance. The upgraded epoxy floor supports SKF’s high-standards environment while delivering long-term reliability.
2. Canon Facility: Polished Concrete Upgrade During a Major Remodel
During a large-scale remodel led by TW Chicago, CustomCrete was selected to convert Cannon’s mixed-surface flooring—which included VCT, terrazzo, and epoxy—into a uniform, low-maintenance polished concrete finish.
The transformation started with full mechanical preparation, including joint sealing for structural stability and both hand grinding and large-scale grinding to remove all previous flooring materials. The goal was to create a clean, consistent slab suitable for a high-end polished finish.
CustomCrete delivered a Class D, Level 4 polish, the most detailed option available.
- Class D exposes large aggregate for a decorative yet industrial-tough appearance.
- Level 4 brings the floor to a high-gloss finish (up to 3000 grit), followed by a final burnish and guard.
Metzger McGuire joint fill stabilized the concrete, SASE equipment ensured precision grinding, and RetroPlate densifier and guard added clarity and long-lasting protection.
Result:
A bright, reflective, and highly durable polished concrete floor that enhances facility aesthetics, reduces maintenance needs, and stands up to daily heavy use.
3. Great Kitchens: High-Visibility Line Striping for Safer Operations
Great Kitchen partnered with CustomCrete to improve workflow organization and employee safety by installing new high-visibility line striping throughout their production and warehouse areas.
Clear markings were essential for guiding foot traffic, defining work zones, and creating visual boundaries for equipment routes. CustomCrete applied yellow industrial-grade coating, selected for its durability in environments exposed to constant movement and wear.
Result:
Crisp, high-contrast striping that withstands forklift traffic, maintains visibility, and supports safer day-to-day operations. With improved organization and clearly defined pathways, Great Kitchen now has a more efficient and compliant work environment.
4. Aptar: Polished Concrete for a Hygienic, High-Efficiency Manufacturing Space
Aptar—known for producing pharmaceutical and beauty packaging—sought a clean, durable polished concrete floor to replace worn, uneven surfaces. Their goal was to modernize the space while improving hygiene and long-term performance.
The CustomCrete team began by removing old tile glue and grinding the slab to a stable, uniform base. They then patched holes, refined the concrete, and applied HTS poly densifier to harden and strengthen the surface.
The final result was polished to 1500 grit and burnished to enhance reflectivity and resilience. Throughout the process, SASE grinders and tooling delivered consistent refinement and surface quality.
Result:
A bright, low-maintenance polished concrete floor ideal for fast-moving production environments. The new surface supports Aptar’s operational needs with improved cleanliness and durability.
Why These 2025 Projects Matter
These projects span multiple industries, environments, and flooring needs—but they share one theme: each solution was tailored to the facility’s unique challenges. Whether it was moisture issues, safety concerns, hygiene requirements, heavy traffic, or aesthetic goals, CustomCrete approached each job with a focus on performance and practicality.
For businesses evaluating flooring upgrades, these examples illustrate the range of outcomes possible when concrete floors are properly prepared, professionally installed, and matched to the environment.
FAQ: CustomCrete’s 2025 Project Work
- What industries did CustomCrete serve in 2025?
Manufacturing, food and beverage, pharmaceutical, warehouse/distribution, commercial offices, and more. - Do these examples reflect typical project sizes?
Projects ranged from small office renovations to large-scale industrial installations—CustomCrete works with facilities of all sizes. - Can my facility get a similar result?
Your outcome depends on your slab condition, environment, and flooring goals. These examples show the variety of solutions available.
Final Thoughts
The top CustomCrete projects of 2025 demonstrate the company’s broad capabilities and commitment to quality—from moisture mitigation to polished concrete to high-performance industrial coatings. These real-world examples help facility managers understand what’s possible and how the right flooring solution can improve performance, safety, and long-term value.
If you're considering a flooring project of your own, the next step is simple—request a quote from CustomCrete to explore solutions tailored to your facility.
