Qualified Flooring Contractor in Cedar Hill TX - Coated Floors That Stay Put
Cedar Hill Epoxy Flooring handles garage floor coatings and epoxy flooring in Cedar Hill and nearby cities like DeSoto and Duncanville. We also resurface faded pool decks and polish concrete in homes with a bare slab floor.
Flooring contractor in Cedar Hill since 2013
I started Cedar Hill Epoxy Flooring in 2013 after years of staring at stained, peeling garage floors from my old car detailing shop, and today we're a fully licensed and insured flooring contractor based in Cedar Hill, TX. Our own trained installers handle 16 kinds of concrete and coating work for homes, shops, kitchens and warehouses across Cedar Hill and the cities around it. I care most about what's under the finish, so I'll tell you straight when a slab needs work first or isn't a fit for a coating. You can read more about us and how I learned the trade.
Concrete floors and coatings in Cedar Hill
We coat, polish, stain and resurface concrete for garages, homes, shops and warehouses. Price and timing turn mostly on floor size, how much repair the slab needs and which finish you pick, and your estimate lists each prep step and coat.
A hard, glossy coating bonded to ground concrete for shops, laundry rooms and workspaces. You can go with one solid color or add a grippy texture where the floor gets wet.
Heavier coating systems for kitchens, warehouses and shops that see carts, forklifts and spills. We plan the work around your hours, so you know ahead which areas close and when.
For a stained, cracked or peeling garage floor, we grind the slab, fix the cracks and lay a coating made for tires and oil drips. Choose decorative flake or solid color.
A fast-curing coating that puts the floor back in use sooner than standard epoxy. It's worth it when you can't spare the garage for long, though it usually costs more.
A poured epoxy with metallic pigments that swirl into a marbled look for showrooms, game rooms and living spaces. You pick the colors, and no two floors come out alike.
A tough cement-based floor for commercial kitchens with hot water, grease and daily washdowns. We'll point you to it over epoxy when the floor runs hot and wet.
We grind and polish the slab you already have to a smooth sheen, with no coating on top to peel. You choose how much shine you want, from soft satin to high gloss.
Stain soaks into the concrete for rich, mottled color indoors or out, and then we seal it. Acid stain gives earthy tones, while water-based stain offers a wider range of colors.
A poured floor with chips of marble or glass set in and ground smooth, for lobbies and homes that want a floor built to last. You choose the chip mix and colors.
A coated or polished floor that turns a bare basement slab into usable space. We check the slab for moisture first, because damp concrete is what usually makes a coating lift.
We grind off old sealer, glue and weak surface concrete so a new floor has clean, solid concrete to grip. You can book it on its own, ahead of any other flooring.
A clear sealer for driveways, patios and bare floors that helps the concrete resist stains and dusting. Pick a matte look or a wet-look sheen that deepens the color a little.
A thin new layer over worn but sound concrete, so you get a fresh surface without tearing out the slab. It only makes sense when the concrete underneath is solid.
A pourable cement mix that flattens dips and uneven spots before new flooring goes down, or works as a smooth finished floor by itself. We'll tell you which use fits your room.
We resurface cracked or faded pool decks with a textured coating that's easier on bare feet than worn concrete. You pick the pattern and color to suit your yard.
We take up old coatings, paint, tile adhesive and failing sealers so the concrete is ready for whatever comes next. It's often the first step before a new floor goes down.
How your new floor gets done
Call or send a message
Call (972) 299-0201 or use our contact form, and we'll get back to you within one business day. Then I come out myself to look at the floor, check the slab and hear how you use the space.
Get a written estimate
Your free estimate lists each prep step and every coat in plain words, so it's easy to hold up against other quotes, and there's no obligation. Before we start, we check with your city's building office and handle any permit paperwork the job needs.
Our crew lays the floor
Our own trained installers do the prep and the floor, and we tell you ahead of time when the room, garage or shop is off limits. When it's done, I walk the finished floor with you before we pack up.
Examples of coated and polished concrete floors
Common questions about concrete floors in Cedar Hill
Why do epoxy garage floors peel, and how do you stop it?
Most peeling comes down to prep, because a coating rolled onto dirty, sealed or damp concrete has nothing solid to grab. We grind the slab, repair cracks and check for moisture before anything goes on. If your slab needs more work first, I'll tell you that instead of coating over the problem.
Should I get epoxy or polished concrete for my floor in Cedar Hill?
It depends on your slab and how you use the room, and sometimes the simpler choice is the right one. Polished concrete suits a sound slab and has no coating to wear through, while epoxy covers stains and patched cracks better and adds color. I'll look at the concrete with you and say which one fits.
Do I need a permit for a floor coating job in Cedar Hill?
It depends on the job, so we check with the city's Building Inspections office before we start. That office issues building permits in Cedar Hill, and contractors doing permitted work there have to be registered with the city. If your job calls for a permit, we take care of the paperwork.
Do you do floors in cities near Cedar Hill like DeSoto and Midlothian?
Yes, we're based in Cedar Hill and work across it and the cities around it, including DeSoto, Midlothian, Duncanville and Waxahachie. Those are just some of the places we go, so if you're nearby, call (972) 299-0201 and ask.