Serving San José and Silicon Valley · (209) 879-9674
DTI installs epoxy, ESD-rated, polished concrete, and urethane cement flooring for San José electronics manufacturing facilities, cleanrooms, data centers, research laboratories, and technology campus operations. Projects are scheduled according to scope, facility access, operational windows, and availability; timing is confirmed during planning. Every project starts with a written system specification and a fixed-price proposal.
San José sits at the heart of Silicon Valley, home to a dense concentration of electronics manufacturing, semiconductor research, and high-technology industrial space. The corridor running from North First Street through McCarthy Boulevard and Trimble Road includes major semiconductor fabs, EDA and chip design campuses, contract electronics manufacturers, and data centers serving a broad range of technology tenants.
Flooring in these environments is a precision requirement, not a commodity: semiconductor and electronics facilities require static-dissipative (ESD) or conductive flooring rated to ANSI/ESD S20.20 to protect sensitive components from electrostatic discharge; cleanrooms require flooring that generates no particles and resists aggressive semiconductor process chemicals; data centers require anti-static systems under raised-access floors that do not shed conductive particles into the airflow. DTI specifies the correct system for each environment and installs it to the tolerances these applications require.
Static-dissipative and conductive epoxy systems meeting ANSI/ESD S20.20 for electronics manufacturing, cleanrooms, and data centers.
Low-particle polished concrete for technology campuses, office buildings, and light manufacturing with LEED-contributing reflectivity.
High-build epoxy systems resistant to semiconductor process chemicals, solvents, and concentrated acids for laboratory and process areas.
Thermal-shock-resistant urethane cement for food production, commercial kitchen, and washdown areas on technology campuses.
Structural overlays and crack repair for existing slabs in technology campus buildings before new floor system installation.
Penetrating sealers for concrete surfaces in non-critical support areas requiring dust control and basic chemical resistance.
| Facility type | Common San José examples | Recommended system |
|---|---|---|
| Electronics manufacturing / ESD | Semiconductor fabs, PCB assembly, contract electronics | ESD epoxy (ANSI/ESD S20.20, 10⁶–10⁹ Ω) |
| Cleanroom | ISO Class 5–8 semiconductor and pharma cleanrooms | Low-VOC seamless epoxy with ESD topcoat |
| Data center | Colocation, enterprise, and hyperscale data centers | Anti-static epoxy under raised floor + epoxy in aisles |
| R&D laboratory | Wet chemistry labs, biological safety areas | Chemical-resistant seamless epoxy with coved base |
| Technology campus common areas | Cafeterias, corridors, lobbies | Polished concrete (Class C/D) |
Use our flooring cost calculator for a quick budget estimate, then request a site assessment for a fixed-price quote.
Tell us about your facility's ESD, cleanroom, or industrial flooring requirements and we'll specify the right system.
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