A Modern, Safe, and Hygienic Flooring Solution

The Goodfellow Air Force Base in St. Angelo, Texas, has been undergoing extensive renovation and modernization to bring its facilities up to date. Among these projects is the Cressman Dining Hall, built in 1997, which required a full renovation due to substantial water damage and corrosion.

A key aspect of this renovation was replacing the original quarry tile flooring with a product that would better meet current health and safety standards for a commercial dining facility.

Everlast Industrial Floor provided a durable, sanitary, and aesthetically pleasing solution for the Cressman Dining Hall, meeting the stringent specifications required by the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) while overcoming the challenges of limited funding and time.

“The Everlast Epoxy floor met our expectations, and the application process resulted in a clean, hygienic surface suitable for a dining facility.” – Martin G. Ramirez, Project Superintendent/SSHO for Sealaska Constructors, LLC

The Problem
The original quarry tile flooring in the Cressman Dining Hall was no longer suitable for the updated standards of a commercial dining facility.

The renovation project demanded a flooring solution that would meet the health and safety requirements set by the USACE. Moreover, the project faced funding and time constraints, as well as the need to bring the building up to current code compliance.

The Solution
After evaluating several flooring applications, Everlast Industrial Floor was selected for the Cressman Dining Hall project. It met the specifications and requirements set by the USACE, offering a wide variety of selections that the base appreciated.

Everlast Epoxy flooring provided a seamless, hygienic surface, ensuring cleanliness and hygiene for the dining facility. The base and floor were applied as

one unit, creating a durable and easy-to-clean surface. This flooring solution met the expectations of the project superintendent, Martin G. Ramirez, who would recommend Everlast Epoxy to other contractors and architects.

Despite the challenges of limited funding, a tight time frame, and strict health and safety standards, Everlast Epoxy flooring proved to be the ideal solution for the Cressman Dining Hall renovation.

“The Everlast Epoxy floor met our expectations, and the application

process resulted in a clean, hygienic surface suitable for a dining facility. I would recommend Everlast Epoxy to other contractors and architects.” – Martin G. Ramirez, Project Superintendent/SSHO for Sealaska Constructors, LLC

The modern, sanitary, and visually appealing flooring has enhanced the dining experience at Goodfellow Air Force Base, while ensuring compliance with USACE requirements.