Concrete Coatings and Garage Storage in Plano, TX

Plano splits cleanly along its housing eras. East of US 75, neighborhoods near the original downtown carry 1960s and 1970s ranch homes on some of the older slabs in Collin County. West Plano built out later, roughly the 1980s through the 2000s, around Legacy and the tollway. The east side's slabs predate post-tension construction; much of the west side got it as post-tension became the DFW standard in the 1990s.

East Plano adds a factor the newer suburbs lack: mature trees. A 50-year-old oak beside a 1970s garage pulls moisture out of the clay every summer, and the soil under one corner of the slab shrinks more than the rest. That differential movement is why older Plano garage floors crack in patterns, not just at joints. West Plano slabs move too, but the younger post-tension construction takes it better.

Plano is about 25 minutes from our Celina shop, and both sides of US 75 get the same published pricing with no travel premium. A 2-car garage runs about 440 sq ft, so a $6 flake build starts near $2,650 and an $8 build near $3,520. Older east-side homes with alley-loaded garages take the same single day; we just stage from the alley instead of the driveway.

In Plano's older east side, cracks open widest in late summer, after months of heat shrink the clay beneath the slab. That is a good time to coat: we fill cracks at their widest, and the flexible polyaspartic rides the winter swell. Many Plano calls come in August, right after a new crack shows up. The repair is included, the install is one day, and the warranty covers the floor for life.