Static Control Flooring Materials,

ESD Flooring Expertise and Installation

Looking for a Company with experience in ESD Flooring?  Why United for your esd flooring needs? Our Engineers have installed time tested hard working static control flooring since 1973. The following install was one of our first attempts  at posting on the web back in 1992. Web rule #1? The page had to load in 12 seconds or less (on a phone line;) Even in the "good old days" we understood that in many cases the success of your esd program depends on the reliable long term performance of your esd flooring. Your flooring is interactive, it's part of a bigger picture. It must perform in concert with ESD chairs, carts, shelving, trolleys and personnel. Our experience provides unmatched expertise in successfully matching your needs with the appropriate esd flooring materials, installation, grounding and testing to this day.

Circa 1992, on site at early stages to ensure timely "no hassle" installation of "UltraStatic control ESD Carpeting" & VPI Vinyl ESD Tiles. 1993: Our competition believes in simply selling flooring materials to clients. They have the material delivered to your site and try to coach local installers (who typically have no experience in conductive flooring) through the difficult installation process over the phone! Not so with United. We believe that a quality install is critical in providing long term reliable performance. We understand proper grounding, pre-install material and substrate certification as well as construction snags and the variable needs of clients. At United SCP we strive to achieve total customer satisfaction. With our Premium Installation and Certification Program we provide piece of mind for you and your facility,  from start to finish and into the future! UltraStatic control flooring installed in Alpharetta GA, GE Capital (at the time) received ISO, IBM and Compaq Certifications (facility now Ingram)? flooring outlasted the Company changes and STILL performing flawlessly. Static Control flooring that still LOOKS like a Sheet of Ice (and generates about the same amount of static;) Click to Expand Photo.