Dallas Fort Worth
Epoxy Flooring Alternative in Dallas Fort Worth
Epoxy flooring in North Texas is quoted at $6 to $12 per square foot. Slabbr does not install epoxy. For the same money we install 100 percent polyaspartic systems, because epoxy ambers under UV, softens under hot tires, and keeps your car out of the garage for most of a week while it cures. Polyaspartic does the same job without those failures.
$2,650–$4,400 for a 440-square-foot garage, from Slabbr One through Ironclad
- Coating preparation: diamond ground, never acid etched
- Most garage coatings: one day install, park after 72 hours
- Residential garage coatings carry a lifetime warranty; exterior coatings carry 10 years and commercial coatings 2 years.
- Written fixed price, no sales visit needed
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The material
Why we will not install epoxy
Most people searching for an epoxy garage floor in Texas do not actually want epoxy. They want a floor that stays down. Those are not the same thing. Epoxy cures rigid and has almost no elongation, which means it cannot stretch. Your slab can, and does. North Texas clay swells with moisture and shrinks without it, moving the concrete above it every season. A rigid coating on a moving slab cracks along the movement or delaminates from the concrete underneath. Polyaspartic is elastic. It stretches with the slab, stays bonded, and keeps its color under UV where epoxy goes yellow. Slabbr installs 100 percent polyaspartic on every job. We do not offer epoxy at any price, because we would be selling you a floor we already know will fail. Epoxy is the cheaper line item and the second invoice. Polyaspartic is the floor you buy once.
The spec
What you are actually buying
- Epoxy cure to vehicles
- 5 to 7 days. Our polyaspartic: 72 hours
- Epoxy under UV
- Ambers. Polyaspartic holds its color
- Epoxy under hot tires
- Softens and lifts. Polyaspartic does not
- What we install
- 100 percent polyaspartic, base to topcoat
Right for
Where this system belongs
- Anyone shopping epoxy quotes who wants the floor to last
- Budget-conscious builds
- Commercial spaces with forklift and pallet traffic
When this is the wrong call
Do not put epoxy on a patio, a pool deck, a driveway, or any slab that sees direct sun, no matter who quotes it. It will yellow, and no warranty covers a product used outside its design. We will not install it anywhere.
Pricing, published
What epoxy flooring costs
$6 to $12 per square foot for epoxy flooring, published before anyone comes out. Crack and joint repair is included rather than added on site. All three builds compared, layer by layer. How install day runs: our process. What is covered: the warranty.
Why We Install Polyaspartic Instead of Epoxy
Epoxy is the word people search, and it is not a product we install. Epoxy ambers in UV, softens under hot tires, cracks when the slab moves because it has almost no elongation, and blushes when it goes down in the wrong humidity. Our systems run $6 to $12 per square foot depending on the build, and every layer in them is polyaspartic, which does the same job without those failures.
Our $6 One tier puts a polyaspartic base under the flake and a polyaspartic topcoat over it, so the whole film is UV stable and moves with the slab instead of cracking against it. Every install starts with a diamond grind with HEPA dust extraction and rigid polymer crack repair, never an acid etch. The prep is identical at $6 and $12; the layers stacked above it are what you are paying for.
The Yellow, Peeling Epoxy Floor and How It Happens
Epoxy floors fail in DFW two ways: they yellow and they peel. The yellowing is UV amber, built into the chemistry of straight epoxy left exposed, and it shows first in the drive lanes and along the door line. The peeling is hot tire pickup, where a summer heated tire softens the film and pulls it up when you back out. Neither one is bad luck. Both are the wrong chemistry left in the wrong layer.
Read any epoxy quote for three things. Grinding, not acid etching, because etched floors delaminate. Crack repair, because North Texas expansive clay moves slabs and unrepaired cracks reflect straight through fresh coating. And a UV stable topcoat, because bare epoxy will not survive a west facing garage door. If you already own a failed epoxy floor, we remove it for $1.50 per square foot before installing the new system, and we quote that number up front.
Install Day and the Cure Clock
Cure time is the practical argument for polyaspartic over epoxy. An epoxy floor needs 5 to 7 days before a vehicle can sit on it. With our full polyaspartic system, you walk in 24 hours, bring contents back the next day, and park in 72 hours. Most 2 and 3 car garages install in 1 day; the difference is how long the floor stays off limits afterward.
Once cured, a polyaspartic floor is an easy floor to own. Dust mop it, wash with a neutral cleaner, and wipe up oil when you see it. The wear surface holds the color you picked with no amber creep at the door line. Interior residential installs carry a lifetime warranty and commercial installs carry 2 years. The estimate is free, the pricing is published, and nothing is due until the floor is installed.
Track record
Our crew has earned 150+ five-star reviews coating North Texas floors since 2019
Slabbr is a new name on the truck. The crew, the equipment and the standards behind it have been coating slabs across North Texas for years. Here is what that looks like in practice.
- 150+
- Five-star reviews earned by this crew
- coating North Texas floors since 2019
- 7
- Years coating North Texas slabs
- same crew, same equipment
- Lifetime
- Warranty on interior floors
- attached to the job, no registration
- Identical
- Price on the quote vs the invoice
- crack repair already included
Want to talk to someone who has stood on one of our floors? Ask on the call and we will put you in touch. Reach us at (903) 243-9525.
Straight answers
Epoxy Flooring: the questions we get asked
How much does epoxy flooring cost?
Epoxy Flooring costs $2,650–$4,400 for a 440-square-foot garage, from Slabbr One through Ironclad with Slabbr. The measured area, surface condition and selected scope determine your written quote.
What does epoxy flooring involve?
Slabbr prepares the concrete and installs polyaspartic base and top coats, not epoxy. The selected finish and written scope determine the complete system.
When is epoxy flooring the wrong choice?
Do not put epoxy on a patio, a pool deck, a driveway, or any slab that sees direct sun, no matter who quotes it. It will yellow, and no warranty covers a product used outside its design. We will not install it anywhere.
What does the epoxy flooring specification include?
Epoxy cure to vehicles: 5 to 7 days. Our polyaspartic: 72 hours. Epoxy under UV: Ambers. Polyaspartic holds its color. Epoxy under hot tires: Softens and lifts. Polyaspartic does not. What we install: 100 percent polyaspartic, base to topcoat.
Who is epoxy flooring best for?
Anyone shopping epoxy quotes who wants the floor to last; Budget-conscious builds; Commercial spaces with forklift and pallet traffic. Slabbr assesses your surface and intended use before confirming the service.
How long does epoxy flooring take?
Most garage coatings are installed in one day. Allow 24 hours before walking and 72 hours before parking, subject to the crew's return-to-use instructions.
Is epoxy flooring warrantied?
Residential garage coatings carry a lifetime warranty; exterior coatings carry 10 years and commercial coatings 2 years. The written scope specifies coverage and exclusions.
Do you use epoxy for epoxy flooring?
No. Slabbr uses polyaspartic base and top coats. If you found this service by searching for epoxy, ask us to compare the proposed polyaspartic system with your project's requirements.
Can you replace an existing coating with epoxy flooring?
Slabbr assesses the existing coating and concrete before specifying removal and preparation. Existing coating removal is an additional $1.75 per square foot under the rate card, itemized in the quote.
Which garage coating builds are available?
Slabbr One: $2,650; Slabbr Prime: $3,520; Slabbr Ironclad: $4,400 for a 440-square-foot garage. Compare the layers and slab requirements before choosing a build.
Straight answers, real numbers
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