RFID shielding paint for any building.
Tested before and after.
Read range ends where the coating starts.
A tag read through a wall does not just show up in the wrong place. It corrupts the count, trips the wrong alert and teaches the system something untrue.
Stock in the back room reads as if it is out on the floor. On hand counts drift, replenishment fires late, and staff quietly stop trusting the number on the screen.
Reads from the next room, the next tenant or the sidewalk look like movement inside your own four walls. Alarms get ignored, and the real one gets ignored with them.
Two readers claim the same tag and the location logic starts guessing. Everything downstream that depends on knowing where a thing sits guesses along with it.
The floor shows 12 in stock when 8 are out there. Replenishment never fires and the customer leaves.
If a reader sees tags it should not, the fix is usually the wall, not the reader. That holds well beyond retail.
Separating the sales floor from the back room, the fitting rooms and the tenant next door.
Keeping tracked instruments, implants and supplies scoped to the room they are actually in.
Dock doors, staging lanes and pick zones that bleed into each other and confuse the WMS.
Labs, secure storage, data halls. If it has walls and signal needs to be blocked, it applies.
Nobody should pay to coat a wall on a hunch, or take our word that it worked.
We read the space ourselves, or we work with the hardware provider you already have and take the results remotely. The crossings get mapped before anyone opens a can.
Two shielding coats plus a finish coat, applied to the measured height, on the walls the test flagged. Billing runs on applied area, so you pay for what went on the wall.
The same read test runs again after application, to confirm the bleed is actually resolved. You get a documented before and after for every site, not just a promise from the crew.
We built our own field system because nothing off the shelf tracked work at the wall level. It is how we run rollouts of 30,000 sq ft and up for international brands.
Every site is scaled and measured off the plan before anyone is scheduled. Walls get numbered and the footage is fixed in writing.
A marked plan showing which walls, at what height, in what order. A code on the sheet opens the record.
Before and after shots attach to a numbered wall, not to a folder, so nobody has to work out later which surface a photo shows.
The site lead works the checklist on a phone. Every check is timestamped and visible to you as it happens. Status never needs a call. Anything urgent still gets one.
Each site closes with the measured record, the marked plan, the photo index and a signed sheet. No closeout, no invoice. That rule is ours.
Shielding is the specialty. It is rarely the only thing a building needs after hours, and we self-perform the rest.
Epoxy and anti-static floors, chemical resistant finishes, safety striping.
Low voltage, cabling, cameras, access control, signage, terminal wiring.
Back room racking, shelving and stockroom storage, set and secured to code.
Fixture setting, punch list work and the trades that close out before you reopen.
A walkaway caused by a phantom count is a sale your system never records as lost. Set the numbers to your business.
Walkaways times ticket times 360 trading days. The treatment is paid once. The lost sales repeat every year the bleed stays.
We will come back with a measured scope, a schedule and a number.