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Urethane cement flooring in Seguin, TX - a floor that takes heat and hard cleaning

Floor peeling, pitting or chipping under hot water, dropped tools and harsh cleaners? We lay urethane cement made to take all three.

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Is urethane cement the right floor for your kitchen or shop?

Urethane cement flooring in Seguin, TX is a polyurethane and cement layer we put down over your concrete slab, so kitchens, shops and plants get a floor that stands up to wear, knocks, harsh chemicals and sudden swings in temperature.

Most people call us about it when the floor they have keeps losing, with a coating peeling where hot water hits, concrete pitted by cleaners or a shop slab that chips every time something heavy drops. The price comes down to the size of the floor, how much crack and joint repair the slab needs, whether it has a moisture problem, and the build and texture you pick. The schedule turns on that same prep, plus the days the floor needs to cure before you're back to full use. We're fully licensed and insured, and the written estimate puts your own numbers on all of it.

  • Goes over your existing concrete slab after we grind it and repair cracks and joints.
  • Made for hot washdowns, rolling carts, dropped tools and strong cleaning chemicals every day.
  • Covers the prep, crack and joint repair, the urethane cement itself and any topcoat it needs.

What happens after you call about urethane cement flooring in Seguin?

Here's how a urethane cement job runs with us, from the first call to the final walk-through. I look at the floor myself, and our own crew does the work with me running the job.

  1. Call or send a message

    Tell us the room size, how you use the space and any cracks you've noticed in the slab. We'll get back to you and set a time for me to come out.

  2. I check your slab myself

    I walk the floor, test the concrete for moisture, look at the cracks and joints, and ask what the room goes through day to day. You get a written estimate that breaks out the prep, any repairs and the finish, so you can see what's driving the number.

  3. We prep and lay the floor

    On the date we set together, our own crew does the prep and puts the floor down. Plan on the room staying out of use while it cures, and we'll work that into the schedule with you ahead of time.

  4. We walk the finished floor

    Before we pack up, we go over the floor with you so you can see the texture, the edges and the joints. I'll tell you when it's ready for feet, carts and full use, so you know when to open back up.

How we put down urethane cement flooring

I start with the slab, because that's where floors like this fail. I check its moisture first, since moisture inside a slab has to be down to an acceptable level before any protective coating goes on, and if yours isn't there yet I'll tell you instead of selling you a floor that lifts later. Then our crew grinds the surface open and fixes cracks and joints with extra care, because one maker warns that moving joints and cracks can show through the finished urethane cement. We settle the texture with you before the install, since that decides how much grip the floor gives a wet or greasy shoe, and then we put the floor down.

Urethane cement is the right call when a floor takes heat, chemicals and hard knocks every day. If your room is a showroom, office or living space that mostly needs to look good and clean up easily, polished concrete flooring or stained concrete flooring usually suits it better, and I'll say so at the estimate.

  • Self-leveling build

    This suits kitchens, food prep rooms and shop floors that want a smoother, flatter surface that's easy to mop. It flows out thinner, so it fits best when the slab is in fair shape and the knocks are moderate.

  • Heavier troweled build

    This suits plants, dish areas near hot washdowns and floors where heavy things get dropped or dragged. It goes down thicker, which gives it more body to take impact and sudden temperature changes.

Get a written estimate for your urethane cement floor

Send the room size, how you use it and any cracks you've noticed, and we'll reply within one business day. I'll come out, check the slab and give you a free estimate with no pressure to book.

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Questions about urethane cement floors in Seguin

These are the questions kitchen owners, shop owners and homeowners ask me most about urethane cement. If yours isn't here, call (830) 340-0036 and I'll answer it straight.

How much does urethane cement flooring cost in Seguin, TX?

The cost comes down to the size of the floor, how much crack, joint and moisture work the slab needs first, and the build and texture you choose, so I give you a written figure after I've seen your slab. A sound, dry slab keeps the price down, while heavy repairs, a thicker build or a topcoat for a sunny floor add to it. Call (830) 340-0036 and I'll come take a look.

How long does urethane cement take to cure before I can walk on it?

One maker's urethane cement takes light foot traffic after 12 hours, light wheel traffic after 24 hours and reaches full cure in 7 days, measured at 77°F and 50% relative humidity. So plan on about a week before the room is back to full use, and I'll tell you what to expect for your own room at the estimate.

How do I choose a finish for a urethane cement floor?

Choose by how wet and greasy the floor gets, since one maker offers surfaces from smooth to highly textured, in matte or gloss, to reach the right slip resistance. Wet kitchens and dish areas usually want more texture, while floors where carts roll and you scrub a lot often do better a little smoother.

Do contractors need to register with the City of Seguin?

Yes, the City of Seguin has all contractors register with its Development Services Center before it issues any permit. On homestead work, a contractor you hire has to be licensed with the city, though you can do the work yourself with the proper permits when you own the home, live in it and it's registered as a homestead with the Guadalupe County Appraisal District. If you're hiring, asking whether a contractor is registered with the city is a fair first question.

What kind of floor does a restaurant kitchen in Seguin need?

The city's food establishment guide says floors in food prep, dishwashing, walk-in refrigerator, restroom and other wet areas must be smooth, durable, waterproof and easy to clean. If you're remodeling, the guide says the license holder has to send plans, specifications and payment to the Health Department for review first, so build that into your timeline. Urethane cement is one of the floors built for that kind of room, and one maker says its version cleans up as well as stainless steel.

Why does urethane cement discolor near doors and windows?

Sunlight causes it, because one maker's urethane cement isn't stable in UV light and will discolor unless it's topcoated with a UV stable coating. If your floor sits by a roll-up door, a window or anywhere the sun reaches, we build that topcoat into the estimate.

Urethane cement flooring in Seguin and nearby cities

Seguin's Building Official decides whether a floor like this needs a permit, so I ask before we start and we apply as the contractor if one's needed. Here we mostly see shops, garages and kitchens that can't sit idle long.

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