Flooring Solutions
Urethane Cement Flooring in Dallas-Fort Worth
Urethane cement is the gold standard for food plants, breweries, and any space that sees hot wash-downs, thermal shock, or heavy chemical exposure. Legacy Industrial Coatings installs USDA and FDA-friendly urethane systems across DFW.
About urethane cement systems
Cementitious urethane bonds to green or older concrete and handles temperature swings that would crack a standard epoxy. It's the go-to system for food and beverage processing, breweries, dairies, and cold storage.
We install slurry, mortar, and self-leveling grades, with integral cove base and anti-slip broadcast for full sanitary detail.
Why specify it
- Handles thermal shock from cook and cool cycles
- USDA and FDA-friendly for food contact zones
- Resistant to acids, sugars, oils, and sanitizers
- Steam and hot wash-down safe
- Bonds to green concrete for fast schedules
System build-ups
Urethane Slurry
3/16" trowel-applied urethane slurry for wet processing zones.
Urethane Mortar
1/4" heavy-duty mortar for the most extreme thermal and chemical loads.
Self-Leveling Urethane
Smooth, seamless urethane finish for lighter-duty sanitary spaces.
Integral Cove Base
Seamless resin cove where wall meets floor to eliminate bacteria traps.
Where we install it
Urethane Cement FAQ
Is urethane cement USDA compliant?
Yes. Cementitious urethane meets federal USDA and FDA sanitary standards for food and beverage processing environments.
Can you install urethane in a cold storage room?
Yes. Urethane cement is one of the few resin systems that installs and cures reliably at low temperatures.
How is urethane different from epoxy?
Urethane cement handles heat, thermal shock, and hot wash-downs better than epoxy. Epoxy is harder and better for pure abrasion and chemical resistance in dry environments.
Talk through your specification
Send drawings or a scope and we'll return a system recommendation and budget number.