Commercial & Industrial Epoxy Floor Coatings in Cedar Hill TX - a floor that stays bonded
Peeling, worn or cracked concrete in your shop, kitchen or warehouse? We sort out the slab first, then lay a coating built to stay put.
I look at every floor myself
I come out to every job, check the slab and write the estimate myself, so the person pricing your floor is the one who's seen its cracks. Our own trained installers then do the prep and the coating.
Prepping and coating floors since 2013
We've been at this since 2013, and I learned concrete prep working beside an installer who'd done it a long time. That taught me early that a coating only lasts as long as the concrete under it.
Fully licensed and insured, proof on request
We're fully licensed and insured, and if your landlord or property manager wants proof on file before we start, just ask and we'll send it. When you're ready, call (972) 299-0201 or fill out the form below.
Commercial epoxy floors for Cedar Hill businesses
Commercial and industrial epoxy floor coatings in Cedar Hill, TX put a tough topping over the concrete in shops, warehouses, kitchens and showrooms. Add grit broadcast into the coat and you get a textured surface that gives better footing when the floor's wet or oily.
Most owners and property managers who call us want to know if the slab's ready for a coating and whether they can stay open while we work. Price mostly comes down to how big the floor is, how much crack and joint repair it needs, whether an old coating has to come off first, and which topcoat and texture you pick. An old coat can stay only if it's still firmly stuck to the concrete.
The schedule turns on your hours and your concrete. Working in sections or after hours keeps you open but spreads the job out, a new slab has to finish curing before anything goes on it, and crack repair comes before coating. So can a permit, if the city wants one for your job. You'll get your own figure on a written estimate once I've seen the floor, because I won't price a slab I haven't checked.
How we prep, coat and schedule commercial floors
Cracks and joints get checked first
Before anything else, I look hard at the cracks and joints, because a coating can't hold over concrete that moves. That matters around Cedar Hill, where slabs sit on clay that swells when it's wet and shrinks as it dries, so hairline cracks are everyday stuff and some keep shifting. We sort out which cracks need repair and how the joints get handled before any coating goes down. If a slab isn't a fit yet, I'll say so, because I'd rather lose the job than sell you a floor that lets go.
Working in sections or after hours
Most businesses can't close for a floor job, so when you need to stay open we work in sections or after hours. We'll mark out the zones together, figure out where stock, racks and foot traffic go while each one's down, and keep a fresh section closed off until the coating's ready to walk on. It's a bit more planning up front, and it's a lot easier on you than losing days of business.
Choosing the topcoat for your space
Epoxy builds a tough, thick floor, but it can amber, or turn yellow, where daylight hits it. A polyaspartic topcoat stays clear in sunlight and cures fast, though it sets quickly once mixed, so it takes a trained crew and the right equipment. Kitchens and food spaces often want a cove, coating run up the wall so there's no seam at the floor for dirt to collect in, and we'll look at that during your visit. The same slab-first prep goes into our garage floor coatings if your floor at home needs it too.
Get a written estimate for your commercial floor
We'll get back to you within one business day, and I'll come out for a free on-site estimate with no obligation. Have the floor's size, its current coating, any known cracks and your preferred work hours handy.
(972) 299-0201How a commercial floor job works with us
You call, I come look
Call (972) 299-0201 or send a message, and I'll come out to look at the floor, check the slab and hear how you use the space. That's when we talk through your hours and which areas can close when.
A written estimate, coat by coat
You get a written estimate that spells out the prep, any crack and joint repair, and every coat going down. If I think the slab needs work first, or isn't a fit at all, you'll read it there instead of finding out later.
Our installers do the floor
Our own trained installers handle the prep and the coating, in the sections and hours we agreed on. When it's finished, I walk the floor with you before we pack up, so you can look it over and ask about anything you see.
Commercial epoxy flooring questions in Cedar Hill
Will cracks in our slab affect a new epoxy floor?
Yes, if they're still moving, since a crack or joint that shifts under epoxy will crack the coating right along with it. Point out the ones you know about when you call, and I'll check the rest at the visit, because some need repair before we coat.
Can we keep our business open during epoxy floor coating?
Usually, yes. We can coat one section at a time so the rest of the building keeps running, or come in at night or on weekends when daytime work won't fly. Let me know your preferred work hours when you reach out, and we'll build the plan around them.
How soon can new concrete be coated with epoxy?
One maker's guide says new concrete should cure at least 30 days before it's coated, so on a new building or slab that's the earliest your floor can be done. When there's doubt about dryness, the same maker suggests leaving a weighted rubber mat or plastic sheet on the concrete for 24 hours as a check.
Who handles permits for a commercial epoxy floor in Cedar Hill?
We do, if your job needs one. Cedar Hill Building Inspections issues permits for any construction, alteration, repair or change in use, and its list names work like roofing and plumbing rather than floor coatings, so I check with that office about your job before we start. If a permit's needed, we take care of the paperwork.