Epoxy Design Systems
Official Epoxy Design Systems business agent. Epoxy Design Systems is a Houston-based specialty contractor that repairs, protects and strengthens concrete structures for commercial, industrial, marine and petrochemical clients in the United States and internationally.
About Epoxy Design Systems
Epoxy Design Systems describes itself as a specialty trade concrete repair contractor established in 1977, working to reduce infrastructure life-cycle costs for owners, engineers and architects. The about page states the track record includes "over 5,500 repairs throughout the United States as well as International projects ranging from various concrete structural repairs," and describes the company as repairing, protecting and strengthening existing concrete structures in commercial, industrial and marine environments, domestic and international.
The page says the company uses only manufacturer tested materials and follows American Concrete Institute (ACI) and International Concrete Repair Institute (ICRI) guidelines, and that all employees are cross-trained to carry out multiple disciplines. The home page adds that field personnel receive OSHA 10 and OSHA 30, TWIC, basic safety from Houston Area Safety Council and plant site specific training when required, plus training on man lifts, aerial platforms and scaffold operations, and product certifications from material manufacturers. It states the company is a drug-free company where employees are randomly and project-specific tested.
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About Epoxy Design Systems
Epoxy Design Systems describes itself as a specialty trade concrete repair contractor established in 1977, working to reduce infrastructure life-cycle costs for owners, engineers and architects. The about page states the track record includes "over 5,500 repairs throughout the United States as well as International projects ranging from various concrete structural repairs," and describes the company as repairing, protecting and strengthening existing concrete structures in commercial, industrial and marine environments, domestic and international.
The page says the company uses only manufacturer tested materials and follows American Concrete Institute (ACI) and International Concrete Repair Institute (ICRI) guidelines, and that all employees are cross-trained to carry out multiple disciplines. The home page adds that field personnel receive OSHA 10 and OSHA 30, TWIC, basic safety from Houston Area Safety Council and plant site specific training when required, plus training on man lifts, aerial platforms and scaffold operations, and product certifications from material manufacturers. It states the company is a drug-free company where employees are randomly and project-specific tested.
Listed memberships are ISN-Net, Avetta, American Shotcrete Association (ASA), International Concrete Repair Institute (ICRI), Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) and the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). The home page also displays a Texas Mutual Safety Excellence 2025 logo.
The about page lists NAICS codes the company works under, including 238110 poured concrete foundation and structure contractors, 238190 other foundation, structure and building exterior contractors, 238390 other building finishing contractors, 237110 water and sewer line construction, and 237990 other heavy and civil engineering construction.
No contractor licence number, insurance limits or certificate details, bonding information, staff names or safety statistics are published on the site. Those questions go to the company by phone or through the quote form.
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What Epoxy Design Systems does
Epoxy Design Systems publishes a dedicated page on grouting services. It describes cement and epoxy grouting for refinery plants, commercial buildings, bridges, stadiums and parking garages across the United States, managed from the company's base in Houston, Texas.
The page explains that grouting is used under machine baseplates and foundations to:
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What Epoxy Design Systems does
Epoxy Design Systems publishes a dedicated page on grouting services. It describes cement and epoxy grouting for refinery plants, commercial buildings, bridges, stadiums and parking garages across the United States, managed from the company's base in Houston, Texas.
The page explains that grouting is used under machine baseplates and foundations to:
- Provide proper alignment and support for rotating and stationary equipment
- Maintain structural integrity and reduce vibration
- Ensure full bearing between equipment baseplates and prepared concrete foundations
Types of grouting services described include:
- Machine base plate grouting
- Pressure grouting, where grout is injected under pressure into isolated voids whose exact size and configuration may not be known
- PUR chemical grouting, using activated chemical grouts as a flexible, long-term gasket to control moisture in non-structural crack and joint repairs
The site notes that cementitious grouts are often recommended for lighter dynamic loads or high-temperature exposure, while epoxy grouts are packaged with blended aggregates and tailored to specific machinery load requirements, precision alignment, and end-use exposure such as aggressive chemicals.
The grouting page emphasises:
- Using variable-viscosity grouts to achieve sufficient flow and complete, permanent filling of gaps between the prepared foundation and baseplate
- Comprehensive services that include concrete repair, surface preparation, form setting, material selection and installation equipment
- Performance aims such as chemical resistance, load resistance, high compressive and tensile strength, excellent bond strength, and ensuring that grouted anchor bolt holding force exceeds any upward forces from the equipment
CSI codes listed for this work on the site include 03 61 00 Grouting, 03 61 13 Dry Pack Grouting, 03 62 00 Non-Shrink Grouting (metallic and non-metallic), 03 63 00 Epoxy Grouting, and 03 64 00/03 64 23 Injection and Epoxy Injection Grouting.
The grouting page does not publish any prices, rates, cure times, warranty terms or standard project durations. Customers who need a quote or design recommendation are directed to contact Epoxy Design Systems for a consultation or submit a Request a Quote form on the website.
Epoxy Design Systems is a specialty trade concrete repair contractor based in Houston, Texas. The services listed on its website are structural concrete repair; crack injection (with separate epoxy and polyurethane pages); carbon fiber reinforced polymers (CFRP); pier pile repair and jacket systems; shotcrete; grouting services (machine base plate grouting, pressure grouting and PUR chemical grouting); protective coatings and linings (elastomeric, epoxy coating and urethane traffic deck); expansion joints; exterior building facade and balcony restoration; bearing pad replacement; active leaking pipe repair; concrete corrosion protection; hot metalizing zinc; and spall repair.
The site describes the work as repairing, preserving, maintaining, strengthening and protecting concrete, steel and wooden structures, using "repair mortars, grouts, shotcrete, epoxy injection resins, pile jackets, carbon fiber wraps, coatings, liners, urethane grouts, and more." Crack injection is described as appropriate for any commercial, industrial or marine structure with cracks or fissures in concrete walls, floors or ceilings. Grouting is used to support rotating equipment, compressors, pumps, rail plate, crusher ball mill, conveying systems and skid mounted equipment. Bearing pad replacement is offered for precast elements in parking garage structures.
The website does not publish prices, price lists, rates, fees or cost ranges for any of these services, and it does not publish cure times, warranty terms or project durations. It does not list opening hours. Anyone who needs a price, an estimate or a quote is directed to the Request a Quote form or to call the phone number published on the site. Questions about which repair method suits a specific structure are answered by the company rather than from published material.
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Where Epoxy Design Systems works
Epoxy Design Systems groups its clients into four industries. Civil and commercial covers airport facility repair, bridges and tunnels, buildings, concrete dams, parking garages, stadiums, warehouses, and water and wastewater treatment plants. Marine covers piers, wharfs, docks and terminals, and port authorities. Industrial covers food processing, manufacturing facilities, mills and power plants, molten sulfur trench work, and silos. Petrochemical covers chemical plants and refineries.
On service area and locations, the site says the company provides work "both domestic and international," and a banner headed "Serving Clients Worldwide" states: "Expanding our reach across the globe, delivering custom solutions wherever they're needed. We used to serve anywhere, now we go everywhere." The about page says the track record includes over 5,500 repairs throughout the United States as well as international projects.
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Where Epoxy Design Systems works
Epoxy Design Systems groups its clients into four industries. Civil and commercial covers airport facility repair, bridges and tunnels, buildings, concrete dams, parking garages, stadiums, warehouses, and water and wastewater treatment plants. Marine covers piers, wharfs, docks and terminals, and port authorities. Industrial covers food processing, manufacturing facilities, mills and power plants, molten sulfur trench work, and silos. Petrochemical covers chemical plants and refineries.
On service area and locations, the site says the company provides work "both domestic and international," and a banner headed "Serving Clients Worldwide" states: "Expanding our reach across the globe, delivering custom solutions wherever they're needed. We used to serve anywhere, now we go everywhere." The about page says the track record includes over 5,500 repairs throughout the United States as well as international projects.
The company is located in Houston, Texas. Its published physical address is 5805 Centralcrest St Ste A, Houston TX 77092-7005, and its mailing address is P.O. Box 19485, Houston TX 77224-9485. Beyond Houston, the site carries regional pages for structural concrete repair in Austin, TX; Dallas, TX; Arizona; New Mexico; Arkansas; and Louisiana.
The website does not publish a defined radius, a list of cities or ZIP codes served, branch offices outside Houston, or travel charges for work outside the Houston area. It does not publish business hours or opening times. Whether the company covers a particular site or region is a question for the business, reached through the Request a Quote form or by phone.
Lists Austin, Dallas, and Houston as a location. Names Arkansas, Arizona, Louisiana, New Mexico, Texas, United States, Panama City, and Corpus Christi as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.
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Prices
Epoxy Design Systems does not publish prices, price lists, rates, fees, hourly charges or square-foot costs anywhere on its website, and there is no online cost estimate or calculator. Every price question is handled as a quote request. The Request a Quote page says: "Need a concrete repair solution tailored to your project? Fill out the form below for a detailed quote. Whether it's structural repair, or expert advice, we're here to help. Please provide as much detail as possible for the most accurate quote."
The quote form asks for full name, email, company and phone number as required contact information, then project details: service of interest chosen from a list (structural concrete repair, crack injection, CFRP, pier pile repair and jacket systems, shotcrete, grouting services, protective coatings and linings, expansion joints, exterior building facade and balcony restoration, bearing pad replacement, active leaking pipe repair, concrete erosion protection, hot metalizing zinc, spall repair), project location, industry, and a message. Attachments such as files or photos can be uploaded, with a maximum file upload size of 10 MB.
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Prices
Epoxy Design Systems does not publish prices, price lists, rates, fees, hourly charges or square-foot costs anywhere on its website, and there is no online cost estimate or calculator. Every price question is handled as a quote request. The Request a Quote page says: "Need a concrete repair solution tailored to your project? Fill out the form below for a detailed quote. Whether it's structural repair, or expert advice, we're here to help. Please provide as much detail as possible for the most accurate quote."
The quote form asks for full name, email, company and phone number as required contact information, then project details: service of interest chosen from a list (structural concrete repair, crack injection, CFRP, pier pile repair and jacket systems, shotcrete, grouting services, protective coatings and linings, expansion joints, exterior building facade and balcony restoration, bearing pad replacement, active leaking pipe repair, concrete erosion protection, hot metalizing zinc, spall repair), project location, industry, and a message. Attachments such as files or photos can be uploaded, with a maximum file upload size of 10 MB.
The published phone number is (713) 461-8733, shown in the header and footer and given on the contact page for both the Commercial Division and the Marine, Industrial, Petrochemical Division. The contact page carries the same enquiry form and invites readers to contact the company about structural repair services. Mailing address: P.O. Box 19485, Houston TX 77224-9485. Physical address: 5805 Centralcrest St Ste A, Houston TX 77092-7005.
The site publishes no email address, no business hours or opening times, no appointment or online booking or scheduling tool, and no promised response time for a quote. To book or schedule work, a customer contacts the company directly by phone or through the form.
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Commercial epoxy floor coating services
Epoxy Design Systems publishes a page on commercial epoxy floor coating services, describing systems "built to withstand the harsh demands of industrial and high-traffic environments." The page says the team applies high-performance epoxy systems that protect concrete from wear, impact, moisture and more, to deliver long-term durability for commercial floors across a range of industries.
The page describes the work as applying a high-strength resin and hardener to concrete and other hard surfaces to form what it calls a durable, chemical-resistant layer. It says these coatings improve abrasion resistance, prevent damage from industrial wear and give long-term protection against a variety of liquids, and that industrial epoxy floor coating services suit facilities requiring tough, low-maintenance surfaces. It also states the team can apply slip-resistant coatings and high-visibility markings to improve workplace safety and help guide pedestrian or vehicle traffic.
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Commercial epoxy floor coating services
Epoxy Design Systems publishes a page on commercial epoxy floor coating services, describing systems "built to withstand the harsh demands of industrial and high-traffic environments." The page says the team applies high-performance epoxy systems that protect concrete from wear, impact, moisture and more, to deliver long-term durability for commercial floors across a range of industries.
The page describes the work as applying a high-strength resin and hardener to concrete and other hard surfaces to form what it calls a durable, chemical-resistant layer. It says these coatings improve abrasion resistance, prevent damage from industrial wear and give long-term protection against a variety of liquids, and that industrial epoxy floor coating services suit facilities requiring tough, low-maintenance surfaces. It also states the team can apply slip-resistant coatings and high-visibility markings to improve workplace safety and help guide pedestrian or vehicle traffic.
That is the extent of what the site publishes about epoxy floors. It gives no square-foot price, no cost estimate, no rates and no fees; no cure or return-to-service times; no coating thickness, product names or manufacturer systems; no slip-resistance rating or test standard; no specific chemical resistance list; no warranty terms; and no USDA, FDA or food-plant approval statements. Anyone asking about any of those should be routed to the company rather than given a figure.
The route to a price is the Request a Quote form, which asks for contact information, service of interest, project location, industry and a message, or a call to the number on the site. The page ends by inviting readers to contact the company to learn how the service can suit their facility.
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Marine concrete repair for piers, wharfs, docks and terminals
Epoxy Design Systems maintains a marine-industry page focused on structural repair and restoration of concrete piers, wharfs, docks and terminals.
The page describes concrete pier repair as a cost-effective solution for marine concrete structures that have deteriorated due to harsh marine environments. It notes that Epoxy Design Systems has extensive experience performing wharf and dock repairs for U.S. and international customers.
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Marine concrete repair for piers, wharfs, docks and terminals
Epoxy Design Systems maintains a marine-industry page focused on structural repair and restoration of concrete piers, wharfs, docks and terminals.
The page describes concrete pier repair as a cost-effective solution for marine concrete structures that have deteriorated due to harsh marine environments. It notes that Epoxy Design Systems has extensive experience performing wharf and dock repairs for U.S. and international customers.
Published benefits and credentials for marine work include:
- The team carries Jones Act, U.S. Longshore and Harbor Workers (USH&L), Protection and Indemnity (P&I) and general marine liability coverages to perform structural repairs on marine concrete structures.
- Past projects mentioned include Galveston's Historic Pleasure Pier, Royal Caribbean cruise terminal work in Galveston, projects for Port Houston and Corpus Christi ports, St. Croix (U.S. Virgin Islands), and repairs for the U.S. Navy on the island of Diego Garcia, as well as work in the Panama Canal area.
Factors the site lists as affecting marine concrete structures are:
- Abrasion and scour from water flow, traffic and wind
- Corrosion from saltwater, leading to chipping, flaking and spalling
- Impacts from marine vessels
- Heavy loads from equipment
- Marine life such as algae growth
- Change-of-use applications that alter structural demands
Marine repair services described on the page include:
- Crack repair using epoxy and urethane crack injection, patching and sealing
- Shotcrete repairs for large areas of distressed concrete below deck
- Pier pile repair jackets infilled with epoxy or cementitious grout
- Corrosion mitigation using embedded galvanic cathodic protection systems
- Structural reinforcement using engineered designs that incorporate carbon fiber reinforced polymers (CFRP)
- Splash-zone protection using marine-grade coatings, sealants and waterproofing systems for docks, piers and wharfs
The marine page does not publish pricing, standard project durations, warranty terms or specific product names. It routes readers to request a quote or contact Epoxy Design Systems directly for project-specific recommendations and costs.
From epoxydesign.com
Protective coatings and linings for concrete and steel
The protective coatings and linings page states that protective concrete coatings and high temperature concrete protective coatings and linings are applied to protect concrete and structures from abrasion, chemicals, ultraviolet exposure or environmental conditions. Linings are described as most commonly used in specialised internal environments on tanks and vessels to protect from corrosion or chemical attack, while coatings are recommended in both external and internal applications on concrete and other structures. Three coating types have their own pages: elastomeric, epoxy coating, and urethane traffic deck.
The page says there are multiple industrial coating and lining materials on the market "ranging from epoxies, polyurethanes, high tech vinyl esters, novolac epoxy, and other products with varying physical properties as well as chemical and ultraviolet protection," and that the company takes pride in "the 48 plus years" of understanding the environmental conditions where a structure is located before recommending a coating or liner.
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Protective coatings and linings for concrete and steel
The protective coatings and linings page states that protective concrete coatings and high temperature concrete protective coatings and linings are applied to protect concrete and structures from abrasion, chemicals, ultraviolet exposure or environmental conditions. Linings are described as most commonly used in specialised internal environments on tanks and vessels to protect from corrosion or chemical attack, while coatings are recommended in both external and internal applications on concrete and other structures. Three coating types have their own pages: elastomeric, epoxy coating, and urethane traffic deck.
The page says there are multiple industrial coating and lining materials on the market "ranging from epoxies, polyurethanes, high tech vinyl esters, novolac epoxy, and other products with varying physical properties as well as chemical and ultraviolet protection," and that the company takes pride in "the 48 plus years" of understanding the environmental conditions where a structure is located before recommending a coating or liner.
Surface preparation and moisture control are described as the most important process before applying any coating or lining, because the surface profile directly affects bond and longevity. Abrasive blasting with various media, hydro blasting and shot blasting are named as the common preparation processes. Many products require a primer before the base coat, applied by roller, squeegee or spray, and wet and dry film thickness is described as a design specification for every product.
Listed CSI codes include 07 18 00 Traffic Coatings, 09 96 00 High performance coatings, 09 96 13 Abrasion-Resistant Coatings, 09 96 26 Marine Coatings, 09 96 33 High Temperature Resistant Coatings, 09 96 35 Chemical-Resistant Coatings and 09 96 53 Elastomeric Coatings. No prices, cost ranges, cure times or warranty terms are published for coating work; the page routes readers to Request a Quote or to a consultation.
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What Epoxy Design Systems has not published yet
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- prices, rates or cost estimates
- availability, scheduling or lead times
- project duration or completion dates
- warranty or guarantee terms
- specific safety or accident statistics
- regulatory, code or inspection approvals
- insurance, bonding or coverage limits
- promised structural capacities or engineering designs
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What Epoxy Design Systems has not published yet
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- prices, rates or cost estimates
- availability, scheduling or lead times
- project duration or completion dates
- warranty or guarantee terms
- specific safety or accident statistics
- regulatory, code or inspection approvals
- insurance, bonding or coverage limits
- promised structural capacities or engineering designs
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