Because pricing is dependent upon square footage and depth, it is likely the price will be altered. Contact your salesperson and they will notify you of the exact amount.

Although we can pour in almost all conditions, outside temperatures can affect pours and in extreme conditions we may need to postpone. In order to install our products, the inside temperature must be at least 50 degrees Fahrenheit. This temperature must be maintained until the product has dried completely.

We require faucet or well access within 200' of the pour with 35-40 lbs of pressure. Specific location/requirements will be discussed prior to the pour.

A bulkhead (piece of wood) needs to be installed at the top of the stairway. This provides a place for the pour to stop and eliminates crumbing at the stair's edge. The bulkhead will need to be the same depth as the pour depth. This allows an even floor/step surface. The bulkhead will become a permanent fixture or it may be replaced with finished lumber.

Example: If you are pouring 1 1/2" of Gyp-Crete on the floor above the stairwell, you will also need to provide a piece of wood that is 1 1/2" tall and runs the width of the stairs and/or landing.

Tubing needs to be as flat as possible to ensure that it is covered with the proper depth of product and does not incur damage once the pour is complete. The tubing or cable will be secured by stapling or gluing (depending on the type of subfloor) every 24 to 30 inches.

Under normal drying conditions our product dries 1/8" per day. Normal drying conditions require good ventilation and dry air. Air movement is the key factor in drying time. Humidity and cold weather tend to increase drying time; direct sunlight tends to decrease drying time.

To see if the floor is dry and ready for floor goods, you may perform the following steps:

1. Cut a piece of 2' x 2' plastic film
2. Tape all four sides to the floor
3. Leave the plastic in place for 48-72 hours
4. Once you remove the plastic, if the covered floor is darker than the uncovered area, the floor is still wet. Repeat this process until the covered and uncovered areas are the same color.

All of the underlayments we install provide an excellent base for your finished floor goods. Our customers have successfully installed glue down vinyl and composition tile; ceramic, quarry, and marble tile; glue down, 'floating', or nail down wood flooring; and carpet.

We can provide you with the proper recommendations for the particular floor goods you plan to install.