Mt. Diablo Unified School District Elementary School

Challenge

The task was replacing a problematic VCT cafeteria / multi-purpose room floor. The floor is aged and failing. The task was correcting an ongoing substrate crack issue you could identify throughout the cafeteria floor.


The client requested a long-term floor solution that offered value, acoustic qualities, slip resistance, daily durability for student use, and a custodial-friendly floor that didn't need to be stripped or waxed. They wanted a proven, simplified custodial maintenance system.


Before Flooring Replacement
After Flooring Replacement

Gallery

A large room with tables and benches and a sign that says be safe be responsible be respectful

Solution

Provide and install our proven Turn-Key Floor Prep Matters System, Demo, Preparation, and Installation System.


  1. Perform Diamond grinding or Shot Blasting, remove contaminants such as glue and old patches from the substrate, and provide a csp3 or csp4 profile rating for the next steps.
  2. Perform our ACF industry-leading crack repair resin system.
  3. Apply bonding primer and moisture-resistant membrane, which strengthens concrete substrates.
  4. Site mix and pour our cementitious product topping system—up to 1/4" in thickness. This process creates a smooth surface and a best-of-class underlayment system.
  5. Install a client-selected new resilient flooring system.


We consulted and provided multiple flooring system options to meet their project requirements. After consultation and review, they selected Nora Grano Full Size Rubber Tile for their flooring project.



Results

We were honored that our client chose All County Flooring for this project.


We utilized a proven procurement contract, CMAS, to propose, proceed, and execute the proposal process and contract award. The process was simple and easy, using an installation contractor that is CMAS-verified and certified by the floor covering manufacturer. We rewarded our client with a beautiful MPR rubber floor for their facility.


Final steps: Schedule on-site custodial training on proper cleaning procedures for their custodial staff.