Irving Epoxy Flooring installs garage floor coatings, polyaspartic systems and commercial epoxy over concrete that's diamond-ground, crack-repaired and moisture-checked first — the prep that keeps a coating bonded on North Texas clay soil.
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Epoxy flooring in Irving is a resin coating that bonds to bare concrete and turns a dusty, stained slab into a sealed, easy-to-clean surface. Most of our work is home garages, but the same systems go down in shops, warehouses, patios and restaurant kitchens.
A real coating is not paint. It's a multi-coat system: a penetrating base coat, decorative vinyl flakes or metallic pigment, and a clear topcoat that takes the wear. Applied over ground concrete, it resists oil, brake fluid, pool chemicals and the grit that tracks in on tires.
Homeowners usually call us when the garage floor starts to look rough, when they're getting a house ready to sell, or when a cheap DIY kit has started peeling.
Every system starts with the same grind-and-repair prep. What changes is the look, the cure time and where the floor will be used.
Full-broadcast flake floors that hide dust, resist oil and stand up to hot tires.
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Fast-curing, UV-stable coatings that won't yellow in a sunny, west-facing garage.
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Marbled, high-gloss floors for living spaces, offices and showrooms.
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Seamless floors for warehouses, auto shops, kitchens and retail spaces.
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You need epoxy flooring when bare concrete stops holding up to how you use the space. These are the situations that bring most Irving callers to us.
The slab sheds powder, holds oil drips and never looks clean no matter how often you hose it out.
A store-bought kit is lifting under the tires or flaking at the door line. It has to be ground off before a real system goes down.
Hairline or settled cracks have opened up as the clay under the slab dried out and swelled back. They're worth sealing before they widen.
A finished garage stands out in a listing and tells buyers the home was cared for.
A shop, kitchen or warehouse needs a floor that's sealed, easy to clean and marked for safe traffic lanes.
A typical two-car garage takes one to two days on site. Here's how the work goes from first call to a floor you can park on.
We measure the floor, test it for moisture, map the cracks and joints, and walk you through flake colors and systems. You get a written quote.
Planetary grinders with dust-collecting vacuums open up the concrete and remove old sealers, paint and oil-soaked surface.
Cracks are chased out and filled, pitted spots are patched, and control joints are handled so normal slab movement won't split the coating.
A penetrating base coat goes down and vinyl flakes are broadcast into it while it's wet. Loose flakes are scraped and vacuumed once it sets.
A polyaspartic or urethane topcoat locks everything in and sets the final texture. We go over care instructions before we leave.
Irving sits on expansive clay that swells when it rains and shrinks in a dry August. We plan crack repair and joint treatment into every quote instead of coating over problems and hoping they stay hidden.
An attached garage can top 100 degrees on a summer afternoon. We check slab temperature, start early and choose products with a working time that suits the day, so the coating cures evenly instead of rushing.
The same installers who grind your floor lay the coating and do the final walk-through. You get one point of contact and a phone number that's answered.
The cost of epoxy flooring in Irving comes down to the size of the space and the condition of the concrete. Every floor is different, so we quote after seeing it rather than guessing over the phone.
Book a free on-site estimate and we'll measure, test and give you a written quote with no obligation.
Call for a Free EstimateAn epoxy floor is a long-term upgrade, so it helps to know whether your space and plans are a good match before you call.
The price depends on the size of the floor, how much crack repair the slab needs and which coating system you pick. We measure the floor, check it for moisture and cracks at a free on-site estimate, and give you a written quote before anything is scheduled.
Expansive clay makes slabs move, so we treat every crack before coating. Hairline and settled cracks are ground out and filled with a repair compound, and active control joints are kept open or filled with a flexible material so normal slab movement does not split the finish.
Yes, but the schedule changes. Garage slabs and resin both get hot by midday, which shortens working time, so summer installs start early in the morning and we check the slab temperature before mixing anything.
Hot tire pickup happens with thin, one-part epoxy paints from a hardware store. A diamond-ground slab with a high-solids base coat and a polyaspartic topcoat bonds deep enough that hot tires coming off a summer driveway do not peel it.
With a polyaspartic flake system, most garages can take foot traffic the same evening and cars in about 24 to 48 hours. A traditional epoxy system usually needs several days before vehicles go back in. You get the exact timeline for your floor at the estimate.
A professionally installed coating over a properly ground slab typically lasts 15 to 20 years in a home garage. The clear topcoat takes most of the wear and can be scuffed and recoated later instead of redoing the whole floor.
Yes. Diamond grinding opens the pores of the concrete so the resin locks in instead of sitting on top. Acid etching alone is weaker and is one of the main reasons DIY garage coatings peel within a year or two.
A smooth high-gloss finish can be slick when wet. Flake floors have a natural texture, and we can add a fine anti-slip grit to the topcoat for garages that get rain tracked in, patios and commercial kitchens.
Call Irving Epoxy Flooring for a free on-site estimate. We'll measure, test the slab and give you a written quote.
811 N O'Connor Rd, Irving, TX 75061
Please note: This is our service business address — not a storefront or showroom. Irving Epoxy Flooring is a mobile epoxy flooring service, so we come to you and the office isn’t open to walk-in visitors. Call us and we’ll set up a free on-site estimate.