Commercial · Las Vegas, NV
Downtime and failed health inspections often start at the floor. Elite Epoxy Las Vegas has served Las Vegas since 2015, installing and repairing commercial kitchen epoxy flooring that stands up to grease, hot water, and heavy traffic while improving traction and cleanability.
Prep decides whether a kitchen floor lasts, so we start with testing and surface profiling. Our crew checks concrete moisture vapor emission rate (MVER) and relative humidity (RH), maps cracks and soft spots, and removes contamination with industrial degreasers and mechanical grinding or shot blasting to reach an ICRI CSP 2-4 profile. We repair joints and cracks with epoxy gel and semi-rigid polyurea, then build the base with a moisture-tolerant epoxy primer and a high-build epoxy body coat, including cove base transitions at walls and equipment pads when needed.
Las Vegas heat and rapid washdowns create big swings in slab temperature and humidity inside kitchens, so we plan the system around thermal shock and chemical exposure. For back-of-house lines, dish areas, and walk-ins, we commonly install epoxy mortar or urethane cement (urethane slurry) for 3/16-1/4 inch thickness and impact resistance, then add a broadcast silica or aluminum oxide for slip control and a chemical-resistant topcoat. Where a smoother, tighter finish is preferred for fast cleanup, we use a heavy-build epoxy with an anti-slip additive, then seal with a urethane or polyaspartic topcoat chosen for abrasion and stain resistance. You get a floor designed for grease, lactic acid, sanitizers, and frequent hot-water washdowns, not a decorative garage coating.
Las Vegas operators choose us because we install like a contractor, not a paint crew. We provide a written scope that spells out substrate prep method (grind or shot blast), coating type (100% solids epoxy, urethane cement, polyaspartic), thickness targets, and slip-resistance approach so you can compare bids fairly. Licensed and insured, we coordinate with GCs, facility managers, and health and safety requirements, and we phase work to limit downtime, including night or weekend installs when practical. If you have failing coatings, we can remove delamination, fix vapor issues, and rebuild the system instead of coating over problems.
The closeout is a walkthrough with your team so you know exactly what was installed and how to maintain it. We verify drainage transitions, cove integrity, toe-kick edges, and terminations at doorways and floor sinks, then review cure times before opening to foot traffic, rolling carts, and full washdown. You receive a clear maintenance plan for degreasers and scrubber use, plus documentation of products used, color and texture selections, and any joint and crack repairs completed. If your kitchen needs a targeted repair, we can isolate sections, match texture, and restore performance without tearing out the entire floor.
Yes. We provide a free written estimate after a quick review of the slab condition, square footage, and the coating system you want.
Yes. We route and fill cracks with epoxy crack filler or epoxy mortar as appropriate, then grind flush so the coating system has a stable substrate.
They can be when wet if the finish is smooth and glossy. We can add traction additives to the topcoat and recommend the right texture level for garages, patios, pool decks, and commercial spaces.
Yes. Metallic epoxy uses pigment powders and controlled movement techniques to create marbling and depth, then it is protected with a clear topcoat selected for wear and UV exposure.
Most installs include diamond grinding, crack and spall repairs as needed, an epoxy primer or base coat, optional full flake broadcast, and a clear UV-stable polyaspartic or urethane topcoat.
Commercial kitchen epoxy flooring has to do more than look clean, it must resist grease, impact, hot-water washdowns, and aggressive sanitizers while staying slip-resistant under pressure. Elite Epoxy Las Vegas installs and repairs systems built for back-of-house environments, including epoxy mortar builds, urethane cement for thermal shock, and high-build 100% solids epoxy with traction broadcast. Whether you are renovating a restaurant, commissary, hotel kitchen, brewery kitchen, or institutional cafeteria, we focus on long-term adhesion, drainage-friendly details, and practical cure schedules that help you get back to service.
A reliable commercial kitchen floor starts at the concrete. We evaluate moisture and contamination, then mechanically profile the slab with diamond grinding or shot blasting instead of relying on acid etching. After crack and joint stabilization, we install a primer coat selected for the substrate conditions, followed by a build coat sized to your traffic. In high-abuse areas, epoxy mortar and urethane cement systems provide thickness and compressive strength that hold up to dropped pans, rolling racks, and constant cleaning.
Finish selection is where performance meets day-to-day operations. Many kitchens need a broadcast aggregate for traction, then a sealed topcoat for cleanability, stain resistance, and scrubber durability. We can tailor the texture to the zone, for example more grip near dish and mop sinks, and a smoother finish in prep areas for faster cleanup. For repairs, we isolate the failed section, remove delaminated material, address the cause (moisture, contamination, impact, or improper prep), and rebuild the system to match the surrounding floor.
If you are comparing bids for commercial kitchen epoxy flooring in Las Vegas, ask what prep method will be used, what thickness is specified, and how joints and cove base will be handled. Our proposals spell out the system components, cure expectations, and maintenance guidance, so you can make a decision that protects your operation and your floor budget over the long term.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Las Vegas. We assess the project, review the details, and give you a written quote before any work starts, so you know exactly what to expect.
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