Epoxy flooring in Dallas, TX
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Epoxy flooring in Dallas: common questions
How much does epoxy flooring cost in Dallas?
Most Dallas installers don't post prices, so a written quote is the only number you can count on. Of the 49 companies listed here, Epoxy Fort Worth is the only one with a posted epoxy price: $3 to $15 per square foot. Where your job lands depends on the size of the garage, how much crack repair the slab needs and the system you choose. Get two or three quotes that list prep and materials separately.
How long does it take to epoxy a garage floor?
Usually a day or two. MyGarageFloors.com and VistaPro Garage Coatings both advertise one-day polyaspartic and polyurea installs, and VistaPro says you can use the garage right after. Cloud 9 Coatings says most of its jobs take one to two days. A traditional multi-coat epoxy floor can need longer before it's ready for a car, so ask when you can park, not just when the crew leaves.
What's better than epoxy for a garage floor?
A lot of Dallas-area installers now use polyaspartic or polyurea, either as the top coat or for the whole floor. MyGarageFloors.com, VistaPro and Garage Concepts list polyaspartic coatings, and Escapade Epoxy offers both epoxy and polyaspartic. The difference you'll notice first is speed. These coatings cure faster, which is why they're behind most one-day garage jobs. Ask each installer which one they'd put on your slab and why.
How long does an epoxy garage floor last?
It depends mostly on the prep and the product, and installers stand behind their work in different ways. MyGarageFloors.com, VistaPro Garage Coatings and Escapade Epoxy list lifetime warranties. Cloud 9 Coatings lists 15 years, and Epoxy Fort Worth guarantees its garage floors won't peel or fail. Get the warranty in writing and check that it covers peeling and hot-tire lifting.
What's the downside of epoxy flooring?
A poor prep job shows up as peeling, and fixing it means grinding the floor back down. A smooth, glossy finish can also get slick when it's wet. Flake and quartz floors give you more grip. And standard epoxy takes longer to cure than polyaspartic, so plan on going without the garage for a bit longer.
Who does commercial epoxy floors in Dallas?
Several listings here take commercial jobs. Cloud 9 Coatings lists industrial and commercial epoxy. Craftsman Concrete Floors and Epoxy Fort Worth both list anti-static (ESD) epoxy, and Escapade Epoxy names Marriott Austin, Crumbl Cookies and Prosper ISD as past clients. Ask for proof of insurance and a recent commercial reference before you sign. More on commercial epoxy flooring.