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What a Sealed Floor Gives a Growing Operation
A coated slab is far easier to keep clean than the concrete underneath it. There are no open joints, no pinholes and no porous surface holding soil, algae or plant debris, so a wash-down actually removes what you are trying to remove instead of driving it into the floor. The finish is continuous, which means water runs to the drain rather than sitting in low spots, and the room still looks like a maintained building when a buyer, an auditor or an inspector walks it.
It also lasts. Bare concrete in a growing operation gives up in the same three places every time: at the door line, along the cart lanes and around the drains. A properly specified urethane cement or high-build epoxy floor absorbs that traffic without spalling, takes hot and cold water without shocking loose, and can be recoated in sections years later rather than torn out. What you get is a floor you stop thinking about.
