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Austin Epoxy Flooring Pro: quick facts
- Who: Austin Epoxy Flooring Pro is an epoxy and floor coating contractor based in Austin, Texas, with a 5.0 rating on Google.
- Where: 2025 Guadalupe St, Austin, TX 78705.
- Services: garage floor epoxy, metallic epoxy, polyaspartic floor coatings, commercial epoxy flooring (including warehouse floor coating) and ESD flooring.
- Service areas: Austin, Georgetown, Leander, Round Rock, Temple, Killeen and Cedar Park, TX.
- Hours: open 24 hours, 7 days a week.
- Contact: (512) 325-5434 · austinepoxypro@gmail.com
Looking for epoxy flooring near you in Austin, TX? Austin Epoxy Flooring Pro works from 2025 Guadalupe Street and covers North, South, East, West and Central Austin. open 24 hours, 7 days.
If you searched for epoxy flooring near me in Austin, TX, Austin Epoxy Flooring Pro is a local installer working from a staffed office at 2025 Guadalupe Street, Austin, TX 78705, in the center of the city. We coat garages, workshops, patios, interior floors and commercial spaces across North, South, East, West and Central Austin, and in Georgetown. Call or text (512) 325-5434 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We respond the same day. This page explains how we cover different parts of Austin, what local conditions we run into in each, and how to get a free written estimate.
What "Near Me" Means for a Floor Installer
For most services, "near me" is about convenience. For floor coatings, distance also affects the work.
- Site visits. We look at every floor before giving a firm price. Being close by makes that easy to arrange.
- Moisture testing. Some slabs need a test before the system is chosen, and sometimes a second visit.
- Early starts. Coating work in Austin often begins at first light, before the slab heats up. A short drive leaves more of the cool morning for the job.
- Follow-up. If you have a question after installation, a local installer can come and look.
Our office is central, so most of Austin is a reasonable drive in the early morning, whether the job is north near Parmer Lane or south near Slaughter Lane.
Austin Epoxy Flooring Prices
Our homepage publishes these ranges:
| Service | Published range |
|---|---|
| 1-car garage | $800 – $1,200 |
| 2-car garage | $1,400 – $2,200 |
| 3-car garage | $2,000 – $3,200 |
| Polyaspartic (same-day) | $3 – $7 per sq ft |
| Metallic epoxy | $6 – $12 per sq ft |
| Commercial epoxy | $2 – $5 per sq ft |
Your written estimate gives a specific number after we see the concrete.
Central Austin
Downtown and the university area
Downtown Austin and the area around our Guadalupe Street office are mostly commercial: restaurants, bars, retail, offices and parking structures, with some condominiums and older homes nearby. Commercial floors here usually have to be done around business hours, often overnight or across a weekend closure. Restaurants need textured, washable floors; retail and offices want a clean decorative look.
Hyde Park and north-central neighborhoods
Hyde Park and the neighborhoods around it have many early 20th-century houses. Garages are often detached, sometimes converted into studios or workshops. Slabs can be thin, patched, uneven or painted many times. Estimates here focus on removing old paint, repairing cracks and checking moisture in older concrete that may have no vapor barrier.
Tarrytown and west-central Austin
Tarrytown and nearby west-central neighborhoods have a mix of mid-century homes and newer rebuilds. Rebuilt homes often have attached garages with new, smooth slabs that need careful grinding. Older homes have the same issues as Hyde Park: past coatings, stains and settlement cracks.
South Austin
South Congress, Zilker and Bouldin
South Congress is a busy commercial strip with shops, hotels and restaurants, surrounded by older residential streets. Zilker, near the park of the same name, has a mix of older bungalows and newer modern homes. Many South Austin garages are small and used as workshops or storage, and some homeowners want a decorative finish for a garage that doubles as a living space. Metallic epoxy and solid colors are popular requests here.
Southwest Austin
Southwest neighborhoods such as Circle C Ranch and the areas along MoPac and Slaughter Lane were mostly built from the 1990s onward. Garages are typically two or three cars, with years of tire marks and oil stains. This part of Austin sits near the limestone edge of the Hill Country, so ground conditions vary from rock to clay, and slab cracking patterns vary with them.
Far South
Neighborhoods farther south, toward Manchaca and the southern city limits, include many newer subdivisions and some older rural lots with shops and outbuildings. Shop floors and large detached garages are common requests.
East Austin
East Austin has changed a great deal over the past two decades. Older homes sit next to new infill houses and townhomes, and light industrial buildings have been converted into studios, breweries and offices. That mix produces very different floor requests on the same street: an old detached garage with cracked concrete, a brand-new townhouse garage, or a converted warehouse wanting a polished decorative finish.
East of I-35, much of Austin sits on clay prairie soils that swell and shrink with moisture. Slabs move, and crack repair is nearly always part of the estimate.
North Austin
The Domain and North Austin
The area around The Domain in North Austin is dense with apartments, offices and retail, surrounded by suburban neighborhoods built from the 1970s onward. Commercial requests here include showrooms, gyms, offices and back-of-house areas. Residential requests are mostly two-car garages with typical wear: oil stains, hot tire marks and settlement cracks.
Northwest Austin
Northwest Austin, along US 183 and around the Arboretum and Great Hills, is hillier and sits on limestone. Homes vary in age, and many have sloped driveways that send water toward the garage door. The threshold area is often the most worn part of the floor.
West Austin and Lake Travis
West Austin neighborhoods such as Steiner Ranch near Lake Travis have larger homes with three-car garages, golf carts, boats and workshops. Lake humidity, water tracked in from boats and trailers, and limestone ground are the main floor considerations. Owners often want a textured finish for safety when the floor is wet.
Georgetown
Outside Austin, we also take on projects in Georgetown, north along I-35. Georgetown has many newer homes with two- and three-car garages and a large community of retirees who often want a floor that is easier to clean and less slippery.
Conditions We See Across Austin
Wherever you are in Austin, three factors come up again and again.
Clay soil and cracking
Much of the city, especially east of I-35, sits on expansive clay. As it swells and shrinks, slabs crack and joints open. Hairline cracks are filled during coating; wider or shifted cracks are routed and repaired. A coating can't stop soil movement, so we explain what to expect.
Heat
Summer garages can get far hotter than the outdoor air. Coatings cure faster in heat and give installers less working time. That's why our crews start installations early in the morning.
Sun and humidity
Garage doors left open expose floors to ultraviolet light, which can yellow some epoxy topcoats. Humid weather and moisture rising through older slabs can weaken adhesion. Both affect which system we recommend.
Polyaspartic vs Epoxy for Austin Floors
A common question from people searching for epoxy flooring near them is whether they actually want epoxy at all, or polyaspartic.
| Epoxy | Polyaspartic | |
|---|---|---|
| Cure time | Longer | Much shorter |
| Sunlight | Can yellow over time | Holds color well |
| Build | Thick; fills small flaws | Thinner coats |
| Working time | More forgiving | Short; needs experienced installers |
Many Austin garages use an epoxy base coat with flake and a polyaspartic topcoat, which combines a strong base with a fast-curing, color-stable top layer.
Quartz, Flake and Metallic Finishes
- Flake is the most common garage finish. Vinyl chips are broadcast into the base coat, hiding dust and small flaws.
- Quartz uses colored quartz granules for a dense, textured surface. Epoxy quartz flooring is common in commercial kitchens, restrooms and wash areas.
- Metallic epoxy creates a glossy, flowing look for showrooms, offices and living spaces.
Commercial Floors Near You
Austin businesses contact us about restaurants, retail stores, warehouses, auto shops, clinics, gyms and offices. Commercial projects need information about traffic, chemicals, washdown, temperature and operating hours. Some, such as electronics assembly or server rooms, need static-control flooring.
A Neighborhood Checklist Before You Call
Wherever you are in the city, a few details about your property help us plan a visit and prepare a useful estimate:
- Age of the home or building. Older slabs often mean past coatings and more cracks; new slabs often mean very smooth, hard concrete.
- Attached or detached garage. Detached garages are more exposed to weather and are often older.
- Direction the garage door faces. West-facing doors get strong afternoon sun.
- Drainage. Does water run toward the garage door or pool anywhere on the floor?
- HOA rules. Some neighborhoods limit work hours or truck parking. Let us know so we can plan around them.
- Access. Narrow alleys, shared driveways and gated communities affect how equipment gets in.
Typical Austin Projects by Area
| Area | Common request | Main preparation issue |
|---|---|---|
| Central (Hyde Park, Tarrytown, campus area) | Detached garages, studios, small commercial | Old paint, patched slabs, moisture |
| South (South Congress, Zilker, Circle C) | Workshops, decorative garages, two- and three-car garages | Tire marks, oil stains, mixed soils |
| East (East Austin and nearby) | Old garages, new townhomes, converted industrial space | Clay soil cracking, very different slab ages |
| North (The Domain area, Parmer Lane) | Two-car garages, gyms, offices, showrooms | Settlement cracks, staining |
| Northwest and West (Great Hills, Steiner Ranch) | Large garages, golf carts, boats | Runoff at the door, wet floors |
These are patterns, not rules. Every floor is checked on its own before we recommend a system.
Common Questions From Austin Homeowners
"My garage is old and the concrete looks rough. Can it still be coated?" Usually, yes. Rough or worn concrete is ground smooth and patched. What matters more is whether the slab is sound and dry. We check both during the visit.
"There's an old coating peeling off. Do you go over it?" No. A new coating is only as strong as what it sits on, so failing coatings are ground off first. That step is listed in the estimate.
"Will the floor be slippery?" A smooth, glossy floor can be slippery when wet. Flake and quartz broadcasts add texture, and a slip-resistant additive can go into the topcoat. Tell us if the floor often gets wet.
"How long will I be without my garage?" Most garages are installed in one day. How soon you can park again depends on the system and the weather, and the estimate states it in writing.
"Do I need to empty the garage?" Yes, for the installation. For the estimate visit, we only need to see most of the floor.
"Is it noisy or dusty?" Grinding is loud for part of the day, and we use vacuum dust collection to keep dust down. Neighbors usually notice the noise for a few hours, not the whole day.
What Happens on Installation Day
For most garages, installation is a single day. Crews arrive early, protect the walls and doorways, grind the floor and edges, repair cracks and spalls, apply the base coat and broadcast, scrape and vacuum, and apply the topcoat. Before we leave, we walk the floor with you and explain when you can walk on it and when you can park on it again. Commercial floors and larger systems can take longer and may be phased around business hours.
Seasonal Timing in Austin
Spring and fall are the busiest times for garage coatings because temperatures are mild. Summer work is still very common, but it is planned for early mornings. Winter projects depend on cold snaps, which can slow curing; we watch the forecast and adjust dates if needed. If you have a deadline, such as a move-in date, a home sale or a business reopening, contacting us a few weeks ahead gives more room to choose dates that suit both the weather and your plans.
Reaching Us Any Time
We are open 24 hours, 7 days a week, so you can call or text whenever you are looking at the floor and have photos handy. That is often in the evening or on a weekend, when the cars are parked and the whole slab is easy to see.
Caring for Your Floor
Coated floors need little maintenance. Sweep or dust-mop regularly, wipe up spills promptly, and wash with a mild cleaner and water. Avoid harsh solvents unless we've confirmed your system can handle them. Mats under car tires help keep road grit off the surface during wet weather.
How to Get a Free Estimate
- Call or text (512) 325-5434, open 24 hours, 7 days a week. We respond the same day.
- Send photos of the whole floor and close-ups of cracks or stains.
- Tell us your neighborhood or nearest cross streets, the size of the space and how you use it.
- Book a visit for measurement and a concrete check.
- Get a written estimate that lists preparation, repairs, each layer, the schedule and the price.
How to Check That an Installer Is Really Local
Search results for "near me" can include national lead-generation sites and companies based far away. A few simple checks help:
- Is there a real local address and phone number?
- Will someone visit and measure the floor before giving a firm price?
- Will the same company prepare and coat the floor, or will the job be passed to a subcontractor?
- Do they explain local conditions such as clay soil, heat and moisture?
- Can you reach them after the job?
Our office is at 2025 Guadalupe Street, our number is (512) 325-5434, and we do our own preparation and coating.
Visiting Our Office
The office on Guadalupe Street is staffed. The team is often out on job sites, so please call ahead if you'd like to meet in person. Parking near the university is metered and can be busy during the semester.
Customer Feedback
Austin Epoxy Flooring Pro has a 5.0 rating on Google. If we have worked on your floor, a short review that mentions your part of Austin helps neighbors find a local installer.
Request a Free Estimate
Call or text (512) 325-5434 (open 24 hours, 7 days a week) or use the free estimate form. Send the approximate square footage, how the space is used, photos of the current concrete, and your timing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there an epoxy flooring company near me in Austin?
Austin Epoxy Flooring Pro has a staffed office at 2025 Guadalupe Street, Austin, TX 78705, and works across North, South, East, West and Central Austin and in Georgetown.
How fast will you respond?
We respond the same day, open 24 hours, 7 days a week.
How much does a two-car garage cost in Austin?
Our published range is $1,400–$2,200. The written estimate gives a specific price after we see the floor.
Which parts of Austin do you cover?
North, South, East, West and Central Austin, plus Georgetown. Tell us your neighborhood or nearest cross streets when you call.
Can I visit your office?
Yes, but please call ahead. The office is staffed, but the team is often on job sites.
Should I choose polyaspartic or epoxy?
Many Austin garages use an epoxy base with a polyaspartic topcoat. We explain the trade-offs and can price both.
Do you work on commercial floors near me?
Yes. We take on restaurants, shops, warehouses, offices and other commercial floors in Austin and Georgetown.
What are your hours?
24 hours a day, 7 days a week.