Cemplex CRS | Concrete Restoration System

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Cemplex CRS is a full concrete restoration system for multifamily and industrial properties. A 4,000 psi finish that looks and performs like new concrete, without demolition, haul-off, or resident displacement.
What Is Cemplex CRS?
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What Is Cemplex CRS?

Cemplex CRS is a concrete restoration system, not a coating. It rebuilds the wear surface itself to a 4,000 psi finish that reads as new concrete, not painted, with a 3-year sealer reapplication cycle and single-source accountability from one call.

CRS for Multifamily
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CRS for Multifamily

Purpose-built for the surfaces residents see and feel every day, breezeways, balconies, stairwells, entries, and pool decks. Restored without demolition or resident displacement, and priced to fit a maintenance budget rather than a capital replacement project.

Why the Epoxy Cycle Is Costing You More Than You Think
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Why the Epoxy Cycle Is Costing You More Than You Think

Epoxy coatings read as painted, not concrete. The embedded grit wears unevenly, the surface has to be mechanically ground off before recoating, and over time the cycle becomes a capital project. CRS breaks the coat, wear, grind, repeat cycle permanently.

Why Florida Multifamily Owners Are Acting Now
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Why Florida Multifamily Owners Are Acting Now

Three forces are pushing Florida multifamily owners toward restoration. Insurance costs are up as much as 119% in some metros, post-Surfside legislation requires milestone structural inspections for older buildings, and new luxury supply is forcing Class B and C owners to upgrade or lose tenants.

The CRS 4-Step Process
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The CRS 4-Step Process

Clean, prep, coat, seal. Each step has a job and skipping one means the next won't hold. The resurfacing mortar cures to 4,000 psi, color-matched and frost-resistant, then locked in with an aqueous nano-particle sealer that penetrates the surface rather than sitting on top.

CRS vs Epoxy | The Side-by-Side Comparison
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CRS vs Epoxy | The Side-by-Side Comparison

CRS looks and performs like new concrete. Epoxy looks painted. CRS requires no grinding between applications. Epoxy requires mechanical grinding every cycle. CRS fits a maintenance budget. Epoxy becomes a capital project over time. The comparison is on the page and it's hard to argue with.

CRS for Warehouse and Industrial Floors
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CRS for Warehouse and Industrial Floors

The Cemplex CRS warehouse system is built on the Combimix 900 Series, delivering forklift-rated wear toppings matched to traffic demand with same-day return to service. Three product tiers cover everything from rubber-wheeled commercial traffic to heavy vehicles and loading docks.

The Combimix 900 Series | Three Industrial Solutions
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The Combimix 900 Series | Three Industrial Solutions

CM 920 handles standard rubber-wheeled traffic, CM 940 is built for urethane-wheeled pickers and lift trucks, and CM 960 covers heavy vehicles, loading docks, and exterior use. All three are polish and seal ready and backed by Cemplex's promise that if it's not right, they make it right.