San Antonio-New BraunfelsBexar County
San Antonio static control floors, built to ANSI/ESD S20.20
Airframe and avionics work in San Antonio inherits its static control obligations from a customer rather than from a building code, which changes what has to be retained. Measured here: aerospace MRO, automotive electronics, data centers.
San Antonio, and what gets built here
Aerospace capacity in Bexar County is what puts static control on the specification here. Each operation names where it was verified.
StandardAero's San Antonio engine MRO
StandardAero's San Antonio engine MRO (maintenance, repair and overhaul) operation works out of an 810,000 sq ft facility, according to Aviation Week.
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Texas announced a $3.6 billion
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Texas announced a $3.6 billion, 2,000-job second assembly line for its San Antonio plant in July 2026, doubling its manufacturing footprint.
Castroville, on San Antonio's west side, is a fast-growing data center cluster
Castroville, on San Antonio's west side, is a fast-growing data center cluster: Microsoft's SAT82 project (filings of $482.6 million in July 2024 and $400 million in January 2026) sits in a cluster with over $2.19 billion in confirmed investment as of April 2026.
The customer is the auditor
An aerospace program in San Antonio treats the floor's qualification and reverification records as controlled documents, which changes what has to be handed over more than it changes the floor.
The document behind a San Antonio job
ANSI/ESD STM97.1-2025 is the one worth reading first for work like this. System resistance measurement of a person, their footwear and the floor as one circuit. This is the test behind the S20.20 ceiling.
A 2025 edition, replacing 2015
The current edition is 2025 and it supersedes the 2015 one. If your program document cites the 2015 edition it is not wrong, it is simply on an older revision, and it is worth checking what changed before your next audit.
Questions from San Antonio
Our ESD requirement came from a customer contract, not a code. Does that change anything?
Do you handle the whole job in San Antonio or just the coating?
The whole job: removing what is down, preparing the slab, the grounding network, the system itself and the cure schedule around your operation. Prep and grounding are where most of the work is. How it runs.
Is San Antonio inside your normal service area?
Yes. Bexar County is covered on the regular Texas schedule, so a job here does not carry a travel premium the way a one off out of state trip would.
Also in San Antonio-New Braunfels
Crews working San Antonio cover Castroville, Austin, Baytown, Conroe on the same run, so a job in Bexar County rarely stands on its own.
Sources
- ANSI/ESD STM7.1-2020, floor resistance test method for static control flooring
Floor systems resistive characterization: the test method for qualifying floor materials before installation and for accepting and monitoring them after installation.
www.esda.org - ANSI/ESD STM97.1-2025, person plus footwear plus floor system resistance test
System resistance measurement of a person, footwear, and floor tested together; this is the test behind S20.20's under-1.0 x 109 ohm system ceiling.
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Every number on this page came from one of those documents. Send us the room and we will tell you which of them your floor has to answer to.