Urethane Cement Flooring in Virginia Beach

Sanitary, Slip-Resistant, and Ready for Coastal Industry

From food prep spaces near Shore Drive to industrial facilities along Oceana Boulevard, Virginia Beach businesses rely on flooring that resists heat, moisture, and chemicals. That’s where urethane cement comes in. At United Floor Coatings, we install urethane cement floors in Virginia Beach, VA that stand up to heavy use, harsh environments, and strict health codes.

If you're looking for a floor that performs in real-world conditions—and lasts for years with little maintenance—urethane cement is the smart choice.

Why Choose Urethane Cement in Virginia Beach?

This isn’t your average coating. Urethane cement is a hybrid system that combines cement, aggregate, and urethane resins for unmatched durability and chemical resistance. It's perfect for the coastal, high-humidity environment of Virginia Beach.

Benefits include:

• ❄️ Thermal shock resistance for hot washdowns and cold storage
• ☕️ Chemical resistance to acids, alkalis, and cleaning agents
• 🌪️ Moisture tolerance in high-humidity spaces
• ⚡ Slip-resistant textures available
• ⛏ Long-lasting performance with low life-cycle cost
• ⏰ Rapid cure times to minimize downtime

Ideal Facilities in Virginia Beach

Urethane cement is trusted by industries throughout Hampton Roads, including:

• Food and beverage production facilities
• Cold storage warehouses and freezer rooms
• Breweries, distilleries, and bottling operations
• Chemical processing plants and labs
• Commercial kitchens and commissaries
• Maintenance bays and vehicle service areas
• Packing and logistics centers near the port

Our Installation Process

We follow a proven multi-step process to ensure every floor meets the highest performance standards:

1. Concrete surface prep – Shot blast or diamond grind
2. Moisture vapor barrier (as needed for older slabs)
3. Urethane cement basecoat – Troweled at 3/16" to ¼" thickness
4. Optional topcoat – Polyaspartic, quartz broadcast, or pigmented sealer
5. Final inspection and cure

Most floors are ready for light traffic within 12–24 hours.

Urethane Cement vs. Epoxy Flooring: Which is Right for You?

Both urethane cement and epoxy flooring are excellent resinous flooring solutions, but they serve different purpose: