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Quartz Epoxy Floor Alternative in Dallas Fort Worth
Quartz Epoxy Systems: quartz broadcast systems cost about $10 per square foot and give the most slip resistance of any coating Slabbr installs. Kiln-fired quartz aggregate is broadcast into a polyaspartic body coat, not epoxy, to build a textured, non-porous surface that grips when wet, which is why it is the standard for pool decks, locker rooms and commercial kitchens.
$10 per square foot
- Coating preparation: diamond ground, never acid etched
- Schedule and return to use confirmed with your scope
- 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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Quartz Epoxy Systems is polyaspartic, not epoxy, and people searching for epoxy usually want what polyaspartic actually does. Why we do not install epoxy, in full.
The spec
What you are actually buying
- Slip resistance
- Highest of any system we install
- Cleanability
- Seamless and non-porous, washdown safe
- Build thickness
- Heavier than a flake system
- Install time
- Two to three days depending on coving
Right for
Where this system belongs
- Pool decks and wet areas
- Commercial kitchens
- Locker rooms and showers
- Entry ramps and loading areas
When this is the wrong call
Quartz is aggressive underfoot. In a residential garage where nobody is barefoot and nobody is wet, it is texture you will feel every time you sweep and will not thank us for.
Quartz, Layer by Layer
Quartz is our most slip resistant system, and the grip is structural, not sprayed on. We broadcast kiln fired quartz granules into a wet polyaspartic body coat, to refusal, so the texture is solid mineral bonded through the full depth of the film. A clear polyaspartic topcoat locks the quartz down without burying it. The whole system runs $10 per square foot, published, with the balance due only once it is installed.
Under the quartz sits the same prep as every Slabbr job: diamond grinding with HEPA dust extraction and rigid polymer crack repair, never an acid etch. In wet rooms that prep matters twice, because water finds any spot where coating bonded to dust instead of concrete. And because the quartz is broadcast to refusal, the wear surface is stone. Foot traffic polishes it slowly over years instead of wearing through it.
Wet Floors That Fail, and the Rooms Quartz Is Built For
In wet areas, smooth coatings fail people before they fail structurally. A glossy garage style floor around a laundry, dog wash, pool bath, or commercial washdown bay is a slip hazard from the day it is installed. The other common failure is fake texture: grit dusted onto the topcoat as an afterthought, which mops away and leaves the floor slick again. Broadcast quartz cannot mop away. The texture is the floor.
Watch for two things in any wet area quote. First, how the texture is made: in the film or sprinkled on top of it. Second, prep. Wet rooms and slab moisture travel together, and coatings rolled over a damp, unground slab blister from below. We grind and repair before anything gets poured. Commercial quartz installs carry a 2 year warranty, and residential interior installs carry a lifetime one.
Install, Cure, and Cleaning a Textured Floor
For garage sized spaces, quartz follows the same 1 day schedule as our flake floors. Walk on the floor in 24 hours, move contents back the next day, and put vehicles or heavy equipment on it at 72 hours. Hold washdown and hose work to that same 72 hour mark, so the topcoat finishes curing before it meets water and cleaning chemicals for the first time.
A textured floor cleans differently than a smooth one. Use a deck brush or stiff push broom with neutral cleaner and a hose or wet vac; a flat mop rides the peaks and skips the valleys. The kiln fired quartz will not fade, and the polyaspartic top will not amber next to a sunny doorway. The estimate is free, and if you are replacing a failed coating first, removal runs $1.50 per square foot.
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
Quartz Epoxy Systems: the questions we get asked
How much does quartz epoxy systems cost?
Quartz Epoxy Systems costs $10 per square foot with Slabbr. The measured area, surface condition and selected scope determine your written quote.
What does quartz epoxy systems 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 quartz epoxy systems the wrong choice?
Quartz is aggressive underfoot. In a residential garage where nobody is barefoot and nobody is wet, it is texture you will feel every time you sweep and will not thank us for.
What does the quartz epoxy systems specification include?
Slip resistance: Highest of any system we install. Cleanability: Seamless and non-porous, washdown safe. Build thickness: Heavier than a flake system. Install time: Two to three days depending on coving.
Who is quartz epoxy systems best for?
Pool decks and wet areas; Commercial kitchens; Locker rooms and showers; Entry ramps and loading areas. Slabbr assesses your surface and intended use before confirming the service.
How long does quartz epoxy systems take?
Install time: Two to three days depending on coving. Slabbr confirms the work schedule and return-to-use instructions after assessing the slab and selected finish.
Is quartz epoxy systems 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 quartz epoxy systems?
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 quartz epoxy systems?
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.
Straight answers, real numbers
Before you buy: reading on quartz epoxy systems
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