Anti-Microbial Epoxy Flooring from EverlastTM Epoxy Systems Helps Veterinarians Boost Client Confidence

LAKE CITY, Fla., Sept. 3, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- There are currently more than 100,000 veterinarians working in the U.S., and the competition for clients is fierce.  Everlast^TM Epoxy Systems provides durable pet-friendly flooring solutions that make it easy to keep waiting and examination rooms looking spotless so that patients feel right at home.

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"Cleanliness" has been cited as a top concern for veterinary clients and with good reason  Bacteria and other microbes exist just about anywhere. They can be carried into a practice from staff, customers, supplies and inventory. They can be blown in from an open door. They can be tracked in from the outside or from another room. They can be attached to insects that crawl in thru cracks and crevices.

No amount of cleaning can insure that a facility will be microbe-free, and floors have the highest exposure to microbes of any other part of a clinic. "With Everlast Epoxy Flooring and our EPA-registered anti-microbial component, however, you can rest assured that your floor will be protected," says company spokesman David Linton.

Veterinary Flooring That's Pet-Foot-Friendly
Concerned pet owners dealing with the illness of a beloved animal companion need reassurance that the facility they have chosen is hygienic and safe. A durable, well-maintained floor in the waiting area can go a long way towards accomplishing that goal the instant clients walk through the door. 

Available in colors ranging from pristine white to bright tile red, Everlast Epoxy flooring for veterinarians has a clean, fresh, and modern appearance that is easy to clean and maintain. "This makes a great first impression on customers, and that positive impression lasts," says Linton.

Veterinary Flooring Does More than Look Good
The quality of floor surfaces is critical in a small animal clinic. Infection control is paramount and patients so often have extensive direct contact with the floor that they must be able to withstand the rigors of regular washing. "Our flooring is attractive, but it's not just about good looks," notes Linton. 

The floor of a typical veterinary clinic will be subjected to paws, claws, and a wide range of human shoe gear in the course of a day. The traffic is ongoing and abrasive, and requires a durable surface to keep maintenance at a minimum. The challenge is to use a floor coating that balances the need of delicate animal food pads against the demand for easy maintenance and sanitation.

"The best solution is a coating that provides an appropriate level of slip resistance without overlooking the sensitivity of pet's feet," says company spokesperson David Linton.  "Everlast^TM Epoxy Systems for veterinary clinics is able to accomplish that." 

Anti-Microbial Additives Makes Flooring Powerful
"Floors treated with Everlast Epoxy have excellent chemical resistance against urine, strong detergents, and disinfectants," reports Linton. The flooring is made with an EPA additive to restrict the growth of microorganisms. "This gives the added benefit of reduced odor associated with bacterial degradation," explains Linton.

Furthermore, Everlast flooring can be applied down into the troughs and up the walls to form a cove base. It is seamless so there will be no crevices for unwelcome substances to hide.

Everlast^TM Epoxy Systems Resin Goes Deep
Everlast Floor's resin-rich formula allows the floor to seep into the concrete or wood substrate while curing, so it becomes part of the sub-floor. Your Everlast Epoxy floor will not crack and peel apart like epoxy floor paints and / or quartz broadcast floors commonly do, because it is not as hard and brittle as most epoxy floors are.

About Everlast^TM Epoxy Systems
Everlast Epoxy Systems is a leading manufacturer of commercial epoxy flooring systems tailored for specific applications, serving the veterinary, food service, and medical industries. For a free quote please visit www.everlastepoxy.com or call (800) 708-9870.

Contact:

David Linton
Everlast Epoxy Systems Inc.
[email protected]
www.everlastepoxy.com

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