Dallas Fort Worth
Commercial Kitchen and Restaurant Flooring in Dallas Fort Worth
Commercial kitchen flooring is a health-code item before it is a design item. Slabbr quotes polyaspartic base and top coats with a textured finish at $8 to $14 per square foot. We assess drainage, grease exposure, cleaning temperatures and coving requirements before confirming whether the system fits your kitchen.
From $8 to $14 per sq ft, firm bid after a free site walk
- Coating preparation: diamond ground, never acid etched
- Schedule and return to use confirmed with your scope
- Commercial coatings carry a 2-year warranty.
- Written fixed price, no sales visit needed
Request a site visit
Commercial floors get bid on site, not from an airphoto. Pick a day and a window; we confirm by phone the same business day.
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Commercial Kitchen Flooring is polyaspartic, not epoxy, and people searching for epoxy usually want what polyaspartic actually does. Why we do not install epoxy, in full.
The spec
What you are actually buying
- Coving
- Integral cove base, standard in scope
- Cleaning conditions
- Assess washdown temperature and exposure before specifying the system
- Slip resistance
- Quartz or aggregate broadcast
- Scheduling
- Overnight or phased work subject to scope and cure requirements
Right for
Where this system belongs
- Restaurant kitchens and prep areas
- Bakeries and commissaries
- Walk-in coolers
- Bars and beverage stations
When this is the wrong call
A kitchen with active drain or slope problems needs those fixed first. A perfect floor that ponds water fails inspection just the same.
Choose a kitchen floor around its operating conditions
Slabbr quotes commercial kitchen flooring at $8 to $14 per square foot using polyaspartic base and top coats with a textured finish. The assessment covers existing concrete, grease exposure, cleaning methods, drainage and coving requirements before a system is selected. The price range is a starting point for a measured scope, not a promise that one system suits every kitchen.
Tell us the cleaning chemicals and washdown temperatures your team uses, where hot equipment sits and whether water ponds after cleaning. Those details must be checked against the proposed product specifications. If the exposure exceeds the system's limits, a different floor specification is needed before work proceeds.
Preparation, drainage and texture need separate checks
A coating does not correct the slope of a kitchen or move a drain. Existing drainage problems, damaged joints and contaminated concrete need assessment before installation. The written scope identifies preparation, repairs, coving and the selected texture so you can compare bids for the same work.
Texture must balance traction with the cleaning process. Grease and water still need prompt removal, and no floor finish eliminates slip risk. Review the proposed system and cleaning instructions with your team before approving the layout and installation schedule.
Agree on downtime before scheduling
Slabbr plans commercial work around access and operating hours. Overnight or phased work may be possible, but reopening depends on the selected system, preparation and cure conditions. Confirm when foot traffic, equipment and cleaning can return in the written schedule.
Commercial coatings carry a 2-year warranty under the written terms. Keep the approved scope and care instructions with your facility records so the staff responsible for cleaning and maintenance can follow the specified process.
Track record
Our crew has earned 150+ five-star reviews coating North Texas floors since 2019
Slabbr is a new name on the truck. The crew, the equipment and the standards behind it have been coating slabs across North Texas for years. Here is what that looks like in practice.
- 150+
- Five-star reviews earned by this crew
- coating North Texas floors since 2019
- 7
- Years coating North Texas slabs
- same crew, same equipment
- Lifetime
- Warranty on interior floors
- attached to the job, no registration
- Identical
- Price on the quote vs the invoice
- crack repair already included
Want to talk to someone who has stood on one of our floors? Ask on the call and we will put you in touch. Reach us at (903) 243-9525.
Straight answers
Commercial Kitchen Flooring: the questions we get asked
How much does commercial kitchen flooring cost?
Commercial Kitchen Flooring costs $8–$14 per square foot with Slabbr. The measured area, surface condition and selected scope determine your written quote.
What does commercial kitchen flooring involve?
Slabbr prepares the concrete and installs polyaspartic base and top coats, not epoxy. The selected finish and written scope determine the complete system.
When is commercial kitchen flooring the wrong choice?
A kitchen with active drain or slope problems needs those fixed first. A perfect floor that ponds water fails inspection just the same.
What does the commercial kitchen flooring specification include?
Coving: Integral cove base, standard in scope. Cleaning conditions: Assess washdown temperature and exposure before specifying the system. Slip resistance: Quartz or aggregate broadcast. Scheduling: Overnight or phased work subject to scope and cure requirements.
Who is commercial kitchen flooring best for?
Restaurant kitchens and prep areas; Bakeries and commissaries; Walk-in coolers; Bars and beverage stations. Slabbr assesses your surface and intended use before confirming the service.
How long does commercial kitchen flooring take?
Scheduling: Overnight or phased work subject to scope and cure requirements. Slabbr confirms the work schedule and return-to-use instructions after assessing the slab and selected finish.
Is commercial kitchen flooring warrantied?
Commercial coatings carry a 2-year warranty. The written scope specifies coverage and exclusions.
Do you use epoxy for commercial kitchen flooring?
No. Slabbr uses polyaspartic base and top coats. If you found this service by searching for epoxy, ask us to compare the proposed polyaspartic system with your project's requirements.
Can you replace an existing coating with commercial kitchen flooring?
Slabbr assesses the existing coating and concrete before specifying removal and preparation. Existing coating removal is an additional $1.75 per square foot under the rate card, itemized in the quote.
Straight answers, real numbers
Before you buy: reading on commercial kitchen flooring
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Get your floor walked and bid
Commercial floors get measured on site: slab condition, joints, chemistry, and the downtime plan that keeps you open. Pick a day and a time window, and the bid comes back itemized and firm.




