If you’re running a busy facility, the last thing you want is a floor that becomes a maintenance headache. Between daily traffic, spills, and tight schedules, most facility managers are looking for a floor that just works—and keeps working without constant attention.
That’s where resinous flooring stands out.
Whether you’re in manufacturing, food service, retail, or aviation, resinous floors are built for performance. And yes—they’re surprisingly easy to clean and maintain when installed correctly.
Here’s what you should know.
What Makes Resinous Flooring So Low-Maintenance?
🔹 Seamless Surface = Fewer Problems
Resinous floors are poured in place, which means no grout lines, no seams, and no joints to trap dirt, grease, or bacteria. That makes sweeping and mopping more effective and cuts down on deep scrubbing.
🔹 Non-Porous Finish
Once cured, the surface is non-porous, so liquids and debris stay on top rather than soaking in. This is especially helpful in kitchens, processing areas, and spaces where spills are common.
🔹 Chemical Resistance
Most resin systems are designed to resist harsh cleaners and industrial chemicals, which means you can use standard cleaning solutions without damaging the floor.
What Does Day-to-Day Cleaning Look Like?
It’s not much different than cleaning any other professional-grade surface:
- Sweep or dust mop regularly to remove debris and dust
- Wet mop or auto-scrub as needed using neutral pH cleaners
- Spot-clean spills quickly to prevent slip hazards or staining
- For textured or slip-resistant finishes, use a stiff-bristle brush on tough areas—but nothing abrasive
What About Long-Term Maintenance?
That’s where resinous floors really shine. Unlike tile, vinyl, or concrete coatings that chip or peel, a properly installed resinous floor can go years without needing major touch-ups.
Still, here are a few things that help extend its life:
- Stick to manufacturer-recommended cleaners
- Avoid dragging sharp or heavy equipment without protection
- Schedule periodic inspections (especially in high-traffic or high-impact areas)
- Re-coat or refresh wear layers if needed—usually after several years of heavy use
Are All Resinous Floors Equally Easy to Maintain?
Not exactly—it depends on the system and the environment:
- Epoxy is easy to clean and ideal for dry spaces but may show wear faster in high-abuse areas
- Urethane cement holds up to constant washing and thermal shock—perfect for food and beverage
- MMA is chemical resistant and great for cold storage but needs the right cleaning tools due to its fast-set surface
- Polished concrete is low-maintenance but can become slick if not treated properly
We always help our clients choose the right system not just for performance, but for practicality.
So, Is It Easy to Maintain?
Yes—if it’s the right system, installed correctly, and cleaned with basic care.
Most of our clients are surprised at how little maintenance their floors require once they’re in. And the best part? A clean, well-maintained resinous floor not only performs better—it helps your entire facility look and feel more professional.
Want Help Choosing a Floor That’s Built to Last—and Easy to Keep That Way?
We’re here to help. Whether you’re building out a new space or replacing something that didn’t hold up, we’ll help you figure out the best flooring solution for your space, your schedule, and your sanity.
Contact us here to get started.