Urethane Cement Flooring in Michigan

Urethane cement floor coating in a commercial food facility (illustrative photo)

Some floors take punishment epoxy alone shouldn’t: boiling washdowns, thermal shock, heavy equipment, and constant chemical exposure. Urethane cement is built for exactly that — food and beverage plants, commercial kitchens, breweries, dairies, and industrial facilities. Mac Epoxy Floors offers urethane cement systems, including Sherwin-Williams Duraflex Polycrete, installed with proper terminations and cove base for a seamless, sanitary floor.

What's Included

  • Removal of existing coatings and full surface preparation
  • Termination keyways cut at doorways, drains, and day joints
  • Urethane cement mortar/slurry application
  • Integral cove base for washdown sanitation
  • Topcoat options matched to chemical and traffic exposure

It handles rapid temperature swings and hot-water washdowns that can crack standard epoxy, and it goes down thicker for heavy industrial abuse.

Food processing, commercial kitchens, and beverage facilities often specify it for sanitation and thermal-shock resistance.

Systems are typically installed in sections; we’ll phase the work and give you a return-to-service timeline with the bid.

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