Commercial · Las Vegas, NV
Keep kitchens, bars, and walk-ins safe and inspection-ready with restaurant epoxy flooring built for grease, spills, and daily washdowns. Elite Epoxy Las Vegas has served Las Vegas since 2015, installing and repairing commercial-grade resin floors with tight turnarounds and clear written scopes.
Prep makes or breaks a restaurant floor, so we start with a site walkthrough, moisture screening, and substrate testing. We diamond-grind concrete with HEPA dust control, remove mastics and old coatings, and repair cracks and spalls with fast-cure epoxy mortar or polyurea joint filler. We verify flatness and slope at floor drains, then install the right primer (moisture-mitigating epoxy when needed) for strong bond and reduced risk of blisters or delamination.
Your environment is wet, hot, and chemical-heavy, so the finish system matters as much as the prep. For back-of-house kitchens, dish areas, and bar service wells, we commonly install quartz-broadcast epoxy or urethane cement (cementitious urethane) at 1/8-1/4 inch thickness for thermal shock resistance and aggressive traction. For FOH and restrooms, we can build decorative flake epoxy with a clear polyaspartic or polyurethane topcoat for stain resistance and easy cleaning. Slip resistance is tuned with graded aggregates and matte topcoats, and we detail cove base, transitions, and drain terminations to reduce water intrusion and keep mop-and-squeegee cleanup simple.
Las Vegas operators choose us because we understand restaurant downtime, health inspections, and the reality of constant wet cleaning. You get a licensed and insured crew that follows a written plan for containment, ventilation, and food-safe separation, including dust-controlled grinding and careful masking around equipment and stainless. We communicate in production terms, cure times, recoat windows, and reopen dates, and we schedule around deliveries and prep shifts to minimize disruption. When a floor fails, we troubleshoot the cause, moisture, poor surface profile, incompatible topcoat, and fix it the right way, not with a quick paint-over.
The closing walkthrough is structured so you know exactly what was installed and how to maintain it. We confirm texture, drainage to floor sinks, edge seals at thresholds, and clean terminations at walls, coolers, and equipment pads, then provide cure and reopen guidance for foot traffic, rolling loads, and hot-water washdown. You receive a written scope, the installed system description (primer, build coat, broadcast media, topcoat), color samples if applicable, and maintenance recommendations for degreasers, autoscrubbers, and slip reduction. If you need future repairs, we document the floor so patching and recoat work can match and bond reliably.
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.
Restaurant epoxy flooring has to do more than look clean. In commercial kitchens and bars it must handle grease, sugar, acids, constant water, rolling loads, and aggressive daily cleaning without turning slick or peeling. Elite Epoxy Las Vegas installs and repairs resin floor systems designed for back-of-house abuse and front-of-house appearance, with clear scheduling and a written scope so you can plan around service and health inspections.
Most restaurant coating failures start below the topcoat. If the slab is contaminated with oils, has high moisture vapor, or was coated over a smooth surface, even a good epoxy can delaminate. Our process focuses on measurable prep: mechanical grinding to open the concrete, moisture screening to select the right primer, and repair of cracks, joints, and birdbaths that trap water. Where heat and hot-water washdowns are frequent, we often recommend cementitious urethane because it tolerates thermal cycling better than standard epoxy in demanding BOH zones.
For the finish, we match the floor to the area and the cleaning routine. Kitchens, dish stations, and behind bars often perform best with quartz-broadcast epoxy or urethane cement with an aggressive texture and an easy-to-squeegee top surface. Dining rooms, restrooms, and corridors can use decorative flake epoxy with a chemical-resistant clear topcoat for stain protection and simpler maintenance. We can also add integral cove base to reduce wall moisture damage and make nightly cleanup faster.
If you are comparing bids for restaurant epoxy flooring, ask what surface prep method is included, what thickness is specified, how slip resistance will be achieved, and what reopen schedule is realistic. We provide a free written estimate, then install a system built around your service hours, equipment layout, and sanitation requirements so you get a floor that stays safe, cleanable, and professional-looking over time.
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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