Resinous Flooring
Resinous flooring is a seamless floor made from liquid resins applied over prepared concrete. We help you pick the right chemistry for each room, then install it with the prep it needs.
What Is Resinous Flooring?
Epoxy, novolac epoxy, urethane cement, MMA, polyurea and polyaspartic are all resinous materials, but they are not interchangeable. Each trades off cost, chemical and heat resistance, and how fast the floor returns to service.
We start with what the floor has to survive: traffic, chemicals, hot water, cleaning and how long you can be closed. Then we test moisture, diamond grind the slab and install the right system. Different rooms in one building can get different floors with clean transitions.
Legacy Industrial Coatings installs commercial and industrial epoxy flooring, polished concrete and floor coatings from Plano, Texas, across Dallas–Fort Worth, all of Texas and nationwide. See our commercial and industrial epoxy flooring and polished concrete pages.
Serving Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Richardson, Carrollton, Lewisville and the rest of North Texas, plus Houston, Austin, San Antonio and projects across Texas and nationwide.
Resinous Systems We Install
Epoxy
The workhorse for warehouses, production floors and common areas, from thin coatings to high-build and troweled mortar.
Novolac epoxy
Higher chemical and heat resistance for chemical storage, battery rooms and containment.
Urethane cement
Built for hot water, steam cleaning and thermal shock in kitchens, food plants and freezers.
MMA
Cures fast enough to return to service the same day, for overnight or weekend shutdowns.
Flake and quartz
Decorative, textured, easy-to-clean floors for showrooms, restrooms, kitchens, schools and corridors.
ESD flooring
Grounded floors that control static in electronics, electrical and data center spaces.
Our Work
Recent Projects
Supplement Manufacturing · Dallas, TX
Dallas Supplement Manufacturing Plant: Bare Concrete Wash Room to Seamless Epoxy
A supplement manufacturer in Dallas had a bare, stained concrete floor in its production wash room. We prepared the slab and installed a seamless epoxy floor that is bright, easy to clean and built for daily wet cleaning.
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Restaurant Pump Room · DFW, TX
Restaurant Pump Room — Health Inspection Failure to Integrated Cove Base Build
A local restaurant failed its health inspection because the pump room behind the kitchen had no integrated cove base — the floor met the wall in an open seam, letting wash water run straight into the sheetrock. We tore out the failing floor, built a true integrated cove base up the wall, and coated the entire room — floor and cove — in a single seamless epoxy system that passes inspection and stays watertight.
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Resinous Flooring Questions
Is resinous flooring the same as epoxy?
Epoxy is one type of resinous flooring. The broader family also includes novolac epoxy, urethane cement, MMA, polyurea and polyaspartic. Each fits different conditions, which is why we recommend a system after a site walk instead of defaulting to one product.
Should every room get the same system?
Not necessarily. A washdown room, a forklift aisle and a front lobby face very different conditions. We often install two or three systems in one building and detail the transitions so the floor reads as one project.
Can the floor include cove base and sanitary details?
Yes. Integral cove, drain transitions and coated curbs can be built into the floor so the whole room, edges included, is seamless and easy to clean. We plan those details on the site walk.
How do you choose the texture?
We balance grip, cleaning equipment, footwear and what ends up on the floor. You see a sample of the finish before we start, so traction and cleanability are settled up front.
How much does resinous flooring cost?
It depends on the system, square footage, removal of old coatings or tile, moisture results, slab repairs, cove and after-hours phasing. We return a full bid within 24 hours of receiving plans, so send yours or request a site walk.
Get a bid on your resinous flooring project
Send plans or a scope. Site walk within 1–3 business days; full bid within 24 hours of receiving plans.
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