Garage and epoxy floors built for how Boerne actually lives.

Most projects run $3–$12 per square foot installed, depending on square footage, slab condition, and finish choice. We provide free, no-obligation quotes with a real number, not a vague range.

Ask three things before hiring anyone. What surface prep do they do, how thick is the finished system, and is the quote a firm number or a range? Diamond grinding beats acid etching every time, a professional system should measure 15–30 mils rather than the 1–2 mils in a hardware-store kit, and any contractor who won’t commit to a number after walking your slab probably hasn’t measured it properly. Those are the same questions worth asking any epoxy flooring contractor, wherever you happen to be.

Yes, and they solve different problems. A penetrating sealer soaks into the concrete to resist moisture and staining while leaving the slab looking like concrete. A coating builds a new surface on top, which is what gives you the gloss, color, and chemical resistance most Boerne homeowners are actually after. We’ll tell you which one your garage needs rather than defaulting to the more expensive option.

Both, though most of what we do around Boerne is residential. Garages, workshops, patios, and casitas make up the bulk of it. Large three-car and RV garages are common out in Cordillera Ranch and Esperanza, and those are among our most frequent projects.

Most residential garage epoxy flooring projects take one to three days from start to finish. Commercial projects can take longer depending on square footage. We’ll give you a specific timeline as part of your free quote.

Yes. We adjust application and curing based on current conditions, so installation can proceed year-round, including during Boerne’s hot summer months. Crews installing epoxy flooring elsewhere in Texas work to the same seasonal adjustments.

Boerne sits on the edge of the Edwards Plateau, so slabs here are poured over limestone, caliche, and rocky fill rather than deep uniform soil. That can mean uneven settling and moisture trapped underneath. We test for both and repair cracks or joints before coating.

Yes. Boerne draws steady Hill Country tourism, and short-term rentals, guest houses, and casitas see constant turnover. Epoxy flooring handles guest wear far better than carpet or vinyl, and it wipes clean in minutes between bookings. We work with owners and property managers on both single-unit and multi-property jobs.

DIY kits are typically 1–2 mils thick, compared with 15–30 mils for a professional system, and poor surface prep is the leading cause of early coating failure. A failed DIY floor usually costs more to fix than a professional install would have cost from the start. That holds well beyond Texas — installers doing professional epoxy flooring in other markets report the same pattern.