GroCo project · Commercial kitchen / Urethane cement

Urethane cement at a commercial kitchen trench drain

Our crew placed urethane cement around trench drains in a commercial kitchen. The photo shows the floor during installation, where the new material meets the drain edge.

Fresh urethane cement being placed around trench drains in a commercial kitchen
GroCo placing fresh urethane cement around the trench drains.

Work

Urethane cement placement

Facility area

Commercial kitchen

Detail

Trench drain edges

Does one failing drain mean replacing the whole kitchen floor?

Often the first thing to check is the edge, not the whole room. If the concrete and surrounding floor are sound, we may be able to repair only the drain surround. If loose material extends beyond the visible break, we explain where the repair needs to stop. A single drain is enough reason to call.

What if water stands beside the drain?

Water collecting away from a drain and a broken edge beside it are different problems. We look at where water stands and how the finished floor meets the drain. A coating follows the existing floor; correcting a low spot may require rebuilding the slope. If the drain body or piping needs work, we identify that separately for coordination with the facility’s plumber.

Tell us about your kitchen floor.

Send the city, a description of the problem area, and your cleaning schedule. A photo of the drain edge and a wider view of the surrounding floor help us plan the site visit.

Discuss a kitchen repairCall (913) 404-7276