Durable Surfaces, LLC

09/08/2026

We’re excited to welcome Matt Joyner as Chief Executive Officer of Durable Surfaces.

Matt brings more than 20 years of leadership experience across technology, robotics, aerospace and defense with a strong track record of growing businesses and scaling organizations.

As Durable continues to grow as a national partner serving some of the country’s largest industrial facilities, we’re strengthening our organization and technical capabilities to solve increasingly complex floor challenges and help our customers prepare their facilities for the future.

Read the full announcement: https://durablesurfaces.com/resources/press-releases/durable-surfaces-names-matt-joyner-ceo/

05/04/2026

We opened our doors this week to show people what a career in the skilled trades can really look like.

Not just a job. A craft.

At Durable Surfaces, our work is hands-on, technical, and critical to how modern facilities operate. From repairing damaged floors to preparing buildings for automation, our crews solve problems that most people don’t even realize exist.

We’re building a team of people who want to learn a trade, take pride in their work, and be part of something that’s growing fast.

If you’re looking for a path where you can develop real skills and make an impact every day, we’d like to meet you.

https://durablesurfaces.com/careers/

05/01/2026

Most people don’t think about the floor when they think about automation.

But it’s one of the biggest reasons systems underperform.

We recently partnered with ResinDek on an article for MHI that answers some of the most common questions we hear from facility teams:

What makes a floor “robot-ready”?
Why standard flatness testing isn’t always enough
What to do if your current floor doesn’t meet spec

If you’re working in a warehouse, distribution center, or manufacturing facility, this is a helpful read.

https://mhiblog.org/concrete-floors-and-robotics-answers-to-commonly-asked-questions/

Concrete floors play a major role in automation performance. Learn how site conditions, testing, and remediation shape robotics readiness...

04/23/2026

We spent time with local high school students this week—talking through real career paths and putting them on equipment to experience the work firsthand.

There’s a growing gap between the demand for skilled trades and the number of people entering them.

We’re doing our part to close it.

If you’re looking for a career path with real growth and hands-on work, explore opportunities with our team:

https://durablesurfaces.com/who-we-are/workforce-development-partnerships/

If you’re a school or program interested in partnering, we’d welcome the conversation.

04/16/2026

Thank you ! We enjoyed connecting with so many customers, partners, and friends.

Visit DurableSurfaces.com to learn more about how we are making floors support modern operations.

Installing robotics in an existing facility? “Good enough” floors aren’t good enough.

Durable Surfaces diagnoses and corrects slabs for automation-driven performance before minor imperfections become major disruptions.

Learn more at Booth A5513 Durable Surfaces, LLC]

04/15/2026

Bad floors break good robots. If you’re thinking about automation (or if you have it already) make sure your floors are up to spec. Stop by booth A5513 at to talk with our team.

Efficient automation starts at the slab. Flatness, joint stability, and surface condition determine system performance.

Durable Surfaces corrects concrete at the source to protect uptime at scale. Learn more at Booth A5513

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