ESD Flooring
Performance-Based Specification
Conductive or dissipative is a resistance target, not a product. We map it to how your facility actually runs, document every decision, and stay at the table from first audit to final cure.
PIP ESD systems are installed through our contractor network into sites run by companies like these, across semiconductor, aerospace and defense, pharma, and advanced manufacturing.
Most floors get picked from a product sheet. We design a documented system across five specification categories, before you go to bid, so the floor still passes when the auditor walks the line in year three. Conductive, static-dissipative, decorative when you need it. The specialization of independent, with the convenience of turn-key.
Electronics manufacturing facility, Wisconsin. ANSI/ESD S20.20 polymer system. More project imagery coming soon.
Have a spec? In 30 minutes we pressure-test it against the five categories before you go to bid. Don't have one yet? We map what your facility needs and you walk out with the considerations that matter, plus the AIA CEU + PSR template.
No pitch. You make the decision. We document the logic behind it.
The floating-floor myth, and how ESD floors actually pass an audit. Written by Patrick Scudder, SH&A-certified ESD plant auditor. No call required.