Urethane cement is a heavy-duty, moisture-tolerant flooring system for rooms that see hot water, grease, acids, and temperature swings. It is the floor under a dish line, a brewery tank room, a processing aisle — not the floor under a parked SUV.

Standard epoxy and thin polyaspartic films are the wrong chemistry here. They can blister, soften, or lose bond when a kitchen goes from fryer spill to hot wash-down. Urethane cement is built for that cycle.

Where we install it

• Commercial kitchens and commissaries.
• Breweries, bakeries, and food production.
• Wash-down rooms and chemical process areas.
• Light industrial floors that stay wet or hot.

What the system does

• Bonds to a prepared slab even when moisture vapor is a factor that would stop a thin film.
• Takes thermal shock better than decorative epoxy.
• Builds thickness where impact and traffic require it.
• Can be detailed to drains, trenches, and coves so water has a place to go.

Finish can be a broadcast texture for traction. This is a performance floor. If the room also needs a showroom look, say so — we may split systems by zone rather than force one product through the building.

Downtime

Food service cannot give you a two-week outage. We plan urethane cement around close days, second-shift windows, and phased rooms. That conversation lives on the Commercial & Industrial hub as well. Bring the calendar to the site visit.