Restaurant Floors Face Demanding Conditions
A restaurant floor must withstand grease, hot water, dropped equipment, wheeled carts, constant cleaning and heavy foot traffic while remaining slip-resistant. Quarry tile and sheet flooring crack and lift over time, and grout lines trap grease and bacteria. Epoxy and urethane systems provide a seamless, non-porous surface that is easy to clean and sanitize and stands up to the demands of a working kitchen. Request a free estimate to discuss your restaurant.
Back of House and Front of House
- Kitchens and prep areas: seamless, slip-resistant floors with cove base and drain details
- Dish pits and walk-ins: systems tolerant of water, temperature change and cleaning chemicals
- Dining rooms and bars: polished, decorative or metallic finishes
- Cafes and bakeries: light, bright floors that clean easily around the counter
- Hotel and banquet kitchens: see our hotel epoxy flooring
Safety, Hygiene and Durability
Seamless flooring supports the cleanliness standards health inspectors look for, because there are no cracks, grout lines or open joints to trap food residue. We select slip-resistant aggregates based on how wet and greasy each zone gets, and choose systems that handle your cleaning method, whether that is mopping, scrubbing or hot-water washdown. Where heat or steam is involved, we typically recommend urethane cement.
Installed Around Your Service
Closing a restaurant costs money, so scheduling is part of the plan from the first quote. We work in evenings, overnight and on days you are closed, phase the work area by area when needed, and give you written return-to-service times so you can plan deliveries, prep and reopening.
Plan around service. Tell us your quietest days and hours. We design the schedule around them and confirm cure times before we start.
Timeline and Pricing Factors
A written quote is provided after a free site assessment. The main pricing factors are:
- The area and number of rooms
- The condition of the existing floor and slab
- The system, especially if heat and washdown resistance is needed
- Slip-resistance level, cove base and drain details
- The schedule and how much work must happen outside service hours
See our epoxy flooring cost guide, or our commercial epoxy flooring page for other business types.