Project record — building it honestly
The Industrial Re-Flooring division is new. Rather than publish stock photos and invented case studies, we are documenting real projects from the first one and publishing them here as they complete.
No invented customers. No borrowed logos.
Plenty of flooring websites show client logos they never worked for and case studies that belong to someone else. We are not doing that.
What we do bring to your project is 15+ years of Georgia contracting experience — occupied buildings, real schedules, real trades coordination — applied to industrial floor restoration. The floor-specific project record starts now, and you can watch it fill in.
What every JK project record will contain
This is the format we record on site, whether or not it ever becomes a public case study.
| Facility type / location / square footage | What kind of plant, where, and how large the work area was. |
|---|---|
| Existing condition | Documented slab condition before any work started. |
| Problem | What the floor was actually costing the facility. |
| Recommended system | The scope we proposed and why. |
| Work scope & equipment | Steps performed and equipment used on site. |
| Duration & downtime strategy | Crew days, zones and how production kept running. |
| Before / during / after photos | Same angles, documented at each stage. |
| Final result & customer feedback | What changed, in the customer's words. |
What a restoration changes
Until the first documented project photos are published, this is a vector illustration of the sequence — coating removal, joint repair, grinding, finishing.
Early projects get documented properly.
If you are considering restoration, a free assessment costs you a site walk and gives you a written floor condition report either way.