Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Since every installation has a different complexity, shape and size, we cannot give an estimated price via phone or email without seeing the installation area and taking measurements. BUT remember, we always give FREE Estimates!! We really need to see the boat in person and evaluate the surface and take exact measurements, we will send out a trained and experienced installer to get you a a free quote and at that time we can discuss any details or answer any questions you may have.

SafeFloor application requires skill. Our installers have the experience and training to apply it the right way. SafeFloor is very difficult to remove. We would hate for you to ruin something if you made a mistake. Let our professionally trained staff take that worry away from you!

In most cases we will have your boat for two to three business days depending on the weather and what additional prep work may be required. We will not release a boat until we are certain the curing process is well underway.

We have hundreds of colors to match almost anything. Most custom colors are a blend of two, three, or even four colors so getting a custom look and a good match for the other accessories on your boat won't be a problem. We have color blocks and a good number of samples available for you to look at before you pick your color.

Yes, It could be removed but it is chemically bonded to the surface of your boat so it is very difficult to remove.

Just as you would your original deck. It can be pressure washed or sprayed down as you normally would without any worries.

SafeFloor is installed solely by careful hand application, similar to finishing concrete Safe Floor is trawled on your boat in small hand mixed batches.

SafeFloor can be installed on most horizontal surfaces. Most common being boats, water crafts, ATV's, golf carts, decks, and around pools. 

Give us a call to 361-799-9151 and we can get you a free quotes and get you on the books.

SafeFloor will add about 3/4 of a pound per square foot installed. To put this into perspective, that equates to 28% added weight over closed-cell foam flooring. On a fiberglass hull craft, this will not affect your draft at all. For aluminum hull craft, this will increase your draft by under 1/2 inch.