How we replace a kitchen floor between services
- Free on-site survey. Call (404) 480-0962 or request one online. We look at the existing floor, check the falls and drains, and confirm what has to come out.
- Closure window agreed. We plan the work around your service, usually overnight or across a scheduled closure, and confirm exactly when the kitchen is back.
- Strip out and preparation. Failed tile, vinyl or coating comes up, the slab is ground back to sound concrete, and the drains are prepared.
- Falls, coving and system build. Falls to drain are corrected, coving is formed at walls and plinths, then the specified system is laid seamless across the floor.
- Cure, clean and handover. Fast cure materials let most kitchens reopen the next morning, and we hand over with the floor cleaned and the drains running properly.
Kitchen flooring in Duluth: what restaurant owners ask
How much does commercial kitchen flooring cost in Duluth?
It depends on the area, the system specified and how much has to be removed first, so every kitchen is surveyed and quoted for free. Lifting failed quarry tile and its bed is genuine demolition and costs more than working over a sound slab. Correcting drainage falls adds material but stops you repeating the same problem in three years. Coving, drain detailing and equipment lifting are itemized separately, so nothing is buried inside one number.
How long will my kitchen be closed?
Usually one overnight closure for a straightforward replacement, and two to three days where tile has to come up and falls need correcting. We work nights and scheduled closures and use fast cure materials, so most kitchens are back in service the following morning. You get the closure window and the exact return to service time in writing before we start, because a lost day of service costs more than the floor does.
Will the floor pass a health inspection?
That is exactly what the specification is for. The systems we install are seamless and non-porous with no grout lines, and coving is carried up the wall and around plinths and drains so there is no right angle to trap grease. An inspector is looking for a surface that is cleanable, intact and coved, and that is precisely what these builds deliver. We supply the manufacturer documentation for your records.
Can you fix water ponding on our kitchen floor?
Yes, and it is worth doing at the same time as the floor. Ponding is almost always a falls problem left over from the original fit-out rather than a fault in the drain. Urethane cement can be laid thick enough to reprofile the floor so it genuinely runs to the drain, and we do that as part of the install rather than as a separate exercise. If the drain itself is set too high, we will tell you at the survey.