Dependable launches new website

Words: Melanie DebelakDependable, LLC, a manufacturer of professional grade floor preparation products for repair, restoration and moisture mitigation unveils its new website, www.floorprep.com.

Visitors to the new site will be able to download product information, watch videos for installation techniques, use a contact form to request samples or information, and learn more about how to prep floors.

In celebration of over 60 years in business Dependable has rebranded with new packaging and a new website. Brands include: SKIMCOAT, SKIMCRETE, VAPORSEAL, CUTDOWN and FEATHERCRETE. The specialty cementitious patching, feathering and leveling, sealers, primers, and epoxies for commercial, industrial and residential needs are sold throughout North America.
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