Urethane cement flooring is built to withstand extreme temperatures, heavy traffic, and harsh chemicals—making it ideal for demanding industrial and food-grade environments.

Urethane Cement Flooring for Heavy-Duty Commercial and Industrial Spaces

We install urethane cement floors that perform where others fail—resisting heat, moisture, impact, and chemical exposure in the toughest environments across Dallas and beyond.

Designed for Environments That Don’t Forgive Mistakes

In facilities where hot washdowns, heavy equipment, and chemical exposure are part of the daily routine, you don’t get second chances with flooring. Urethane cement is engineered for these exact conditions—resisting breakdown, delamination, and failure where traditional systems fall short. It’s not just durable; it’s dependable when it matters most.

Built for Heat, Moisture, and Abuse

Urethane cement flooring stands up to thermal shock, steam cleaning, chemical spills, and constant wear—making it a top choice for kitchens, food plants, and industrial production lines.

Seamless Protection Where Cleanliness Matters Most

Its non-porous, seamless finish helps prevent bacteria buildup and contamination—perfect for spaces that require strict hygiene and easy daily cleaning.

A Long-Term Investment in Floor Performance

While it’s more durable than epoxy alone, urethane cement also offers a longer service life—delivering more value over time with less need for repairs or re-coats.

Installed Across Dallas by Experts Who Understand the Workload

We install urethane cement floors across the Dallas area with a focus on precision, safety, and minimal disruption—because we know your facility can’t afford downtime or do-overs.

Common Questions About Urethane Cement Flooring

What makes urethane cement different from epoxy?

While both systems are durable, urethane cement is designed to handle more extreme conditions. It performs better with heat, moisture, and thermal shock, making it a better choice for food processing, commercial kitchens, and high-washdown areas.

Can urethane cement be installed over damp concrete?

Yes. One of the big advantages of urethane cement is that it bonds well to damp or moisture-prone substrates—something epoxy can't do reliably without extra prep.