Cementitious Urethane & MMA Floor Systems

Food-grade flooring for commercial kitchens, food processing & pharmaceutical facilities. Serving Fort Myers, Orlando & all of Florida.

Food-Grade Flooring

The Gold Standard for Food & Beverage

The gold standard for food & beverage flooring: cementitious urethane (UCRETE) delivers unmatched thermal shock resistance, chemical resistance, and hygienic performance. Ideal for commercial kitchens, breweries, food processing plants, and pharmaceutical facilities.

USDA/FDA approved, capable of withstanding steam cleaning, thermal cycling from -40°F to 250°F, and aggressive chemical exposure. MMA (methyl methacrylate) systems offer rapid-cure alternatives for minimal downtime. We install premium cementitious urethane systems including Sherwin-Williams Poly-Crete SL, a self-leveling polyurethane mortar with low VOC (<100 g/L) designed for demanding food and beverage environments.

System Specifications:

Thermal shock rated -40°F to 250°F
USDA/FDA compliant, food-safe
Seamless, monolithic installation
Steam & autoclave cleanable
Chemical & acid resistant
Antimicrobial & anti-slip options

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Cementitious urethane flooring for commercial kitchen in Florida

Applications

Food & Beverage Applications

Cementitious urethane and MMA floor systems are specifically designed for environments where hygiene, durability, and regulatory compliance are critical. Our systems meet the strictest industry standards.

Ideal Applications:

Commercial kitchens
Food processing plants
Breweries & wineries
Dairy facilities
Meat packing plants
Pharmaceutical manufacturing
Clean rooms
HACCP-compliant environments

Contact us to discuss your specific food-grade flooring requirements and we'll recommend the best system for your facility.

Food-grade urethane cement flooring installation

Technical Specifications

Urethane Cement System Specs & Installation Timeline

Specification	Urethane Cement (SL)	MMA Rapid-Cure
Typical thickness	3/16" – 1/4" self-leveling mortar	1/8" – 1/4"
Thermal shock rating	-40°F to 250°F cycling	Cures down to -20°F ambient
Compliance	USDA/FDA food-safe, HACCP-compatible	USDA/FDA food-safe
Surface prep	Diamond grinding / shot blast to CSP 3-5	Diamond grinding / shot blast to CSP 3-5
Detailing	Integral cove base, drainage slopes, keyed terminations	Integral cove base available
Return to service	12-24 hours foot traffic, 48-72 hours full service	As little as 2 hours
Installed price	$12 - $25 per sq ft	Quoted per project

What a Typical Installation Looks Like

Day 1 — Preparation: Mechanical grinding or shot blasting to the specified concrete surface profile, moisture testing, crack and joint repair, and cove base installation along walls and equipment curbs.

Day 2 — Installation: The self-leveling urethane mortar is mixed and placed in a continuous pour to avoid cold joints, with slip-resistant aggregate broadcast to the texture your sanitation protocol requires, then topcoated.

Day 3 — Cure & handover: Foot traffic typically resumes within 12-24 hours of topcoat; washdown and full equipment loads at 48-72 hours. For kitchens that cannot close, we phase the pour by zone or switch to an MMA system for overnight turnarounds.

Because urethane cement is our most demanding system to install correctly — thermal shock performance depends entirely on thickness, termination detailing, and substrate prep — every quote starts with an on-site assessment rather than a per-square-foot guess. See how it fits alongside our other systems on the commercial flooring page or try the cost calculator.

Common Questions

Urethane Cement FAQ

Why is urethane cement used in food facilities?

It's USDA/FDA approved, seamless (no bacteria harboring cracks), resistant to thermal shock from steam cleaning, and withstands aggressive chemical sanitizers.

What temperature range can it handle?

Urethane cement withstands thermal cycling from -40°F to 250°F. It won't crack from sudden temperature changes like hot water or steam cleaning.

How does it compare to regular epoxy?

Urethane cement is thicker (1/4"), more chemically resistant, handles thermal shock, and costs more. Standard epoxy works for most applications; urethane cement is for demanding food/pharma environments.

Can it be installed over existing floors?

In most cases, yes. Proper surface preparation is critical. We'll assess your existing concrete and recommend the best approach during your consultation.

What is MMA flooring?

MMA (methyl methacrylate) is a rapid-cure alternative that can be installed and returned to service in as little as 2 hours. Ideal for facilities that can't afford extended downtime.

How long does installation take?

Typically 2-3 days depending on area size. MMA systems can be completed in 1 day with same-day return to service. We work with your schedule to minimize disruption.

When is urethane cement worth the premium over epoxy?

When the floor sees hot-water or steam washdowns, thermal cycling, or aggressive sanitizers — commercial kitchens, breweries, dairy and food processing. If your floor stays near room temperature, a standard epoxy system usually delivers better value.

Does Florida humidity affect installation?

Less than it affects epoxy. Urethane cement tolerates higher substrate moisture than most resin systems, which matters on Florida slab-on-grade concrete. We still moisture-test every slab before quoting so the system is matched to actual conditions.

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