Projects & Case Studies

Travis Air Force Base required flooring upgrades across high-traffic service areas that see constant vehicle movement, fuel exposure, and heavy equipment loads. DTI installed a broadcast epoxy system with a chemical-resistant topcoat specified to meet the base's operational and safety requirements. The floor needed to hold up under round-the-clock use with minimal scheduled downtime for the installation window.

Cruise's San Francisco facility required flooring that could support the weight and movement patterns of autonomous vehicle testing equipment, while maintaining a clean, high-visibility surface for technicians. DTI installed a seamless epoxy system with a high-gloss finish for reflectivity and a non-slip additive in designated pedestrian zones. The facility demanded zero-VOC application windows to meet indoor air quality standards during occupied hours.

Opener Solutions' Palo Alto facility required ESD-safe flooring to protect sensitive electronics hardware. Static discharge on standard concrete or epoxy can cause irreversible damage to components. DTI installed an electrostatic dissipative (ESD) epoxy system, grounded to spec, across the operations floor — providing both functional protection and a clean finished surface appropriate for a tech environment.

Winery production floors face some of the harshest conditions in food-service flooring — constant moisture, organic acids from wine spillage, thermal cycling from wash-down, and CO₂ exposure in fermentation areas. Standard epoxy fails quickly in these environments. DTI installed a urethane cement system throughout the production floor, with integral cove base at wall junctions to eliminate ledges where liquid and bacteria accumulate.

Fire stations require flooring that handles vehicle traffic from apparatus bays, resists fuel and hydraulic fluid exposure, and cleans quickly after incidents. DTI installed a broadcast epoxy system in the apparatus bay and a sealed concrete finish in the adjacent crew areas — two different systems spec'd for two different use zones within the same facility.

Burlington's Las Vegas location required flooring installed on a retail construction timeline — fast cure, return-to-service in under 48 hours, and a finish that would hold up under the high foot traffic of a national retail environment. DTI coordinated with the GC to schedule installation within the build-out window and delivered a polished concrete floor that met the chain's brand finish standard.

Laboratory environments require seamless, non-porous flooring that resists chemical spills, supports stringent cleaning protocols, and meets facility compliance requirements. DTI installed a chemical-resistant epoxy system across the lab floor with integral cove base — eliminating the grout lines and seams where contaminants collect in standard tile installations.

Fast-casual restaurant kitchens require flooring that handles constant water exposure, food acid contact, and daily chemical cleaning — while remaining slip-resistant for kitchen staff safety. DTI installed a urethane cement system with a textured anti-slip finish in the back-of-house areas, and a polished concrete finish in the dining area — matched to Sweetgreen's brand aesthetic.