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About Fort Worth Epoxy Flooring

We arrange on-site assessments, written estimates, and inspected epoxy installations across the Metroplex.

Modern garage interior with extensive dark grey and wood cabinetry, under-cabinet lighting, a polished concrete floor, and an open garage door revealing a garden.

How We Work

Taking the guesswork out of epoxy flooring

A cracked or stained slab gets worse the longer it sits, here is how we move it forward.

Fort Worth Epoxy Flooring covers garage, basement, commercial, and industrial floor installations across Fort Worth, Dallas, and the wider Metroplex, from the Stockyards and Cultural District to Arlington, Irving, and Plano. Tell us about your floor and we’ll arrange a local installer who assesses the slab, puts the full job in writing, and returns for a final inspection once the coating has cured. We connect you with vetted independent local tradespeople who do the on-site work.

Every job starts with a slab assessment, not a guess. The installer checks for cracks, oil staining, and moisture vapor transmission, common issues in older Fort Worth concrete, before recommending any coating system. Crack repair, oil stain removal, and moisture vapor barrier work are scoped upfront. Nothing gets added mid-job.

The written estimate lists every step: concrete grinding, surface profile, primer, base coat, flake broadcast or metallic epoxy layer if specified, and the polyaspartic topcoat. It also states the cure time and the project timeline. Fort Worth slab temperatures regularly exceed 90 degrees in summer, which affects how coatings are applied and how long they need to cure, the installer accounts for that in the spec, not as an afterthought.

Our mission is straightforward: remove the uncertainty that comes with hiring someone to coat your floor. You know what the installer will do, what materials they will use, and what the finished floor needs to look like before a single grinder touches the concrete. When the floor has cured, the installer returns for a final sign-off. That closes the job.

Our Mission

We exist to take the guesswork out of epoxy flooring for Fort Worth homeowners and businesses by arranging on-site assessments, written estimates, and inspected installations.

  1. Transparency

    Every estimate lists prep steps, materials, and coating layers before work starts.

  2. Specificity

    Coating systems are chosen for your slab’s actual conditions, not a generic spec.

  3. Accountability

    A final inspection and sign-off closes every job once the floor has cured.

  4. Preparation

    Surface grinding, crack repair, and moisture mitigation are scoped before coating begins.

The Process

From your first message to a cured, inspected floor

Request an Estimate

  1. 01

    Tell Us About Your Floor

    Describe the slab, garage, basement, warehouse bay, current condition, and any known issues like cracks or oil staining. The more detail, the better the installer can prepare.

  2. 02

    Arrange an On-Site Assessment

    We arrange a local installer to visit, inspect the concrete, check for moisture vapor transmission, and assess what surface prep the slab actually needs.

  3. 03

    Review the Written Estimate

    You receive a written scope covering concrete grinding, crack repair, primer, base coat, topcoat system, and timeline, before anything is booked or paid.

  4. 04

    Installation & Cure

    The installer grinds, preps, and applies the coating system. Cure time is built into the schedule, accounting for Fort Worth slab temperatures and the specific topcoat used.

  5. 05

    Final Inspection & Sign-Off

    Once the floor has reached full cure, the installer returns to inspect the finished surface and close the job with a formal sign-off.

Common Questions

What people ask before getting started

  • Do you do the installation work yourselves?

    No. We arrange a vetted independent local installer who carries out the on-site assessment, surface prep, coating application, and final inspection. You deal with one point of contact for arranging the job; the installer does the hands-on work.

  • What does the written estimate actually include?

    It lists the surface-prep plan, concrete grinding depth, crack repair, oil stain removal, moisture vapor barrier if needed, plus the primer, base coat, topcoat specification, number of coats, and the project timeline. No line item is added after you approve it.

  • Why does the slab assessment matter so much?

    Skipping a proper assessment is the most common reason epoxy peels within a year. Moisture vapor coming through older concrete, or oil contamination that was not fully removed, will break the bond between the coating and the slab. The assessment catches those issues before grinding starts.

  • What happens if I delay getting my floor coated?

    Cracks widen with seasonal temperature swings, and oil staining penetrates deeper into the concrete over time. Both make surface prep harder and more expensive. A floor that needs light crack repair today may need full slab patching in a year.

  • Does Fort Worth’s summer heat affect the coating?

    Yes. Slab surface temperatures above 90 degrees can cause standard epoxy to blush or cure unevenly. The installer times application to cooler parts of the day and may specify a polyaspartic topcoat, which tolerates higher temperatures and cures faster than standard epoxy.

  • Which areas do you cover?

    We arrange installations across Fort Worth, Dallas, and the wider Metroplex, including Arlington, Irving, and Plano. If you are unsure whether your address is covered, tell us your ZIP code when you submit your enquiry.

Get a Written Estimate for Your Floor

Tell us about your slab and we’ll arrange an on-site assessment with a written scope covering prep, materials, and coating layers.

Request an Estimate