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Epoxy Flooring Austin, TX — From Downtown Highrises to Hill Country Garages

Epoxy floors for Austin homes and businesses, from the South Congress corridor to the tech offices off MoPac and the Hill Country lots out toward Bee Cave. Slab-first prep, a written quote you keep, and a warranty in plain language.

Serving Travis County
Moisture Tested
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Epoxy Flooring for Austin & the Travis County Hill Country

Few Texas cities have changed as fast as Austin. The skyline downtown keeps climbing, the tech employers spreading north along the corridor toward Round Rock keep hiring, and the Hill Country edge west of town keeps filling in with new homes on limestone shelves. All of that is concrete — new garage slabs, office build-outs, restaurant remodels — and a coated floor only lasts if the slab underneath it was read correctly first. That is where Mike and the crew start.

We coat floors across the whole of the Austin map: garage epoxy for South Austin bungalows and Pflugerville new-builds, interior residential coatings for Westlake and Tarrytown remodels, commercial floors for East Austin taprooms, Rainey Street kitchens, and South Lamar retail, and industrial systems for the distribution and electronics plants strung along the I-35 corridor.

What we will not do is quote your floor over the phone. Austin's geology flips within a few miles — karst limestone under the western hills, deep expansive clay east of I-35 — so two homes ten minutes apart can need different prep. Every job opens with an on-site walkthrough, calcium chloride moisture testing, and a written line-item quote you keep. For numbers, our Central Texas pricing guide applies directly to Austin slabs; for the full range of what we install region-wide, see Ascent Epoxy.

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The Balcones Fault line splits the cityThe fault runs right under Austin: limestone and karst on the Hill Country side west of I-35, deep Blackland clay on the east. Two slabs a few miles apart can move very differently, so we test each one before choosing prep.
A tech-driven build boomSemiconductor fabs, data centers, and EV plants ring the metro from north of Round Rock down to the southeast. Anti-static and ESD-rated systems are available for clean-room-adjacent and electronics floors.
A relentless food-and-music sceneTaprooms on East 6th, kitchens off Rainey Street, food halls and venues citywide live or die on floors that take a beating and wipe clean. Flake and quartz systems go down around your hours, most in a long weekend.
Long, scorching summersAustin runs a wall of 100°F-plus days through the summer, and a sun-baked garage slab reads hotter still. We schedule pours to the slab's real temperature — early-morning starts, sealed rooms — because a rushed cure is what fails, not the heat itself.
Epoxy flooring installation example

Recent residential install. We bring physical finish samples to every Austin consultation so you can see options under your actual lighting before committing.

Why Austin Property Owners Choose Ascent Epoxy

Read the slab first, price it on paper, finish it when we said we would.

Free

On-Site Austin Assessment

Whether you're in a 1920s Hyde Park bungalow or a new build out past Lakeway, we measure and read the slab in person. You hold finish samples in your own light, watch the moisture test, and leave with a written line-item quote — never a phone guess.

20+ yrs

Timed to the Texas Heat

An Austin summer stacks 100°F days for weeks, and a slab under afternoon sun runs hotter than the air. We read the slab's actual temperature and time each coat to it — early starts, sealed rooms — so the resin cures at the rate it's supposed to instead of flashing off and lifting.

Mixed

Two Soils, One City

The Balcones Fault hands Austin two different ground types: karst limestone under the western hills around Westlake and Dripping Springs, deep shrink-swell clay east of I-35. We match grinding depth and joint treatment to whichever one your address sits on.

Tested

Moisture-First Prep

Calcium chloride testing on every slab before a drop of primer goes down. It's the step most low-bid crews skip — and the single most common reason an epoxy floor blisters and peels a year later. We don't skip it on any Austin job.

Written

Warranty You Can Read

One page, plain English, and it actually names what is covered: peeling, delamination, hot-tire pickup, UV yellowing on indoor floors. No fine print or asterisks pointing to clauses that void the whole thing.

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Direct

One Point of Contact, Start to Finish

The person who walks your Austin slab is the person who sees the job through to the warranty hand-off. One number, one crew, no call-center transfers and no “let me find out who you spoke to” when you call back.

How It Works in Austin

Five steps, starting with a free visit. The timing bends to your slab and the Austin forecast — not a national install calendar.

1

Free In-Person Austin Consultation

~45 min

We meet you at the property — garage, shop, or restaurant — read the slab condition, lay out finish options with samples in hand, and hand you a written quote. No high-pressure pitch, no “today-only” Austin discount. Schedule yours.

In-home consultation and slab moisture assessment
In-person consultation: assessing your floor, discussing finish options, testing for moisture.
2

Diamond Grinding & Moisture Testing

2–4 hrs

Diamond grinding opens the concrete pores so epoxy bonds mechanically, not just chemically. We moisture-test every slab with calcium chloride strips — the test that actually predicts adhesion failure in Central Texas.

Diamond grinding concrete to prepare for epoxy coating
Diamond grinding the slab to the surface profile epoxy needs for permanent adhesion.
3

Crack & Joint Repair

30–60 min

Cracks, spalls, and control joints get filled with structural-grade filler. On the clay east of I-35, where slabs heave and settle with the wet-dry seasons, we bridge the joints with flexible polyurea first so the coating moves with the slab instead of splitting over it.

Crack and joint repair on a concrete slab
Every crack and joint filled flush — the finished floor shows zero imperfections.
4

Multi-Coat Application

3–5 hrs

Primer, body coat (color/flake/metallic), and UV-resistant topcoat. We pace each layer to the slab’s actual surface temperature — early-morning starts in summer, sealed-room conditions year-round — so the cure happens at the right rate.

Applying epoxy coating in controlled conditions
Multi-coat application: primer, decorative body coat, UV-resistant topcoat.
5

Cure, Walk-Through, Warranty

24–72 hrs

Foot traffic in 24 hours, vehicles in 72. We do a final walk-through with you, hand over the written warranty, and you have our direct number if anything ever needs attention.

Completed epoxy floor — seamless and high-gloss
The finished floor: seamless, glossy, and built to handle Central Texas conditions for 20+ years.

Step 1 Is Free — in Austin, On-Site, with Samples.

No phone pricing, no high-pressure sales. On-site assessment, written quote, your call.

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Epoxy Services We Offer in Austin

Garage, home, storefront, warehouse — four systems for four very different floors, all installed by the same Austin crew.

Rated 5.0★ on Google

Verified reviews from homeowners and business owners we’ve served.

5.0on Google
"I hired Ascent Epoxy San Antonio to redo my garage and I'm impressed. They showed up on time, walked me through each step, and delivered a beautiful, high-gloss floor that's holding up really well under daily wear."
XK
Xander Klein
San Antonio, TX
Garage
"We had a metallic epoxy floor installed in our shop. It's sleek, durable, and the team was very professional."
DM
Dennis Morris
San Antonio, TX
Commercial
"Fast work, clean job, and solid result."
KJ
Kyleigh Jenkins
San Antonio, TX
General
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Epoxy Flooring FAQs — Austin

Common questions from Austin homeowners and business owners.

Yes. We install garage, residential, and commercial epoxy floors throughout Austin and the surrounding Travis County area, including South Austin, Buda, Kyle, Round Rock, and Pflugerville. Call (210) 899-0609 to schedule your free in-person quote.

Epoxy flooring in Austin typically runs $6 to $14 per square foot installed, depending on finish, slab condition, and project size. A standard two-car garage runs $1,500 to $3,500 for a flake or solid-color system. Metallic finishes, decorative quartz systems, and larger residential coatings push the number higher. We give a written, line-item quote after a free in-person assessment. See our full Central Texas pricing guide for project-type breakdowns.

Polyaspartic cures faster (often one-day turnaround) and has higher UV stability, but costs more and requires precise application windows that limit installer flexibility. Epoxy systems are more affordable, offer broader finish options (deeper metallics, more decorative variety), and when properly installed with a UV-stable topcoat, perform well for 20+ years in Central Texas conditions. We install both and recommend the system that fits your priorities. See our epoxy vs. polyaspartic guide for a deeper comparison.

Yes. Metallic epoxy and decorative quartz systems suit modern Austin homes in Westlake, Tarrytown, Barton Creek, and Lakeway. We bring physical finish samples for in-home review under your actual lighting, perform calcium chloride moisture testing on every slab, and complete most residential installs within 2 to 4 days depending on square footage and finish.

Yes. We install commercial epoxy systems for Austin restaurants, retail spaces, offices, and breweries. Decorative flake and quartz systems handle high foot traffic and resist food/beverage staining. We work around your operating hours and can complete most restaurant or retail jobs in a long weekend with minimal business disruption.

Yes. We install chemical-resistant epoxy systems for Austin-area warehouses, light manufacturing, and distribution facilities. Anti-static and ESD-compliant systems are available for electronics and medical environments. Industrial systems are rated for forklift traffic, chemical exposure, and the temperature swings common in non-conditioned warehouse space.

Most Austin projects schedule within 1 to 3 weeks of the free in-person quote, depending on season and slab prep needs. Smaller jobs go faster; full residential or commercial coatings book further out, especially in spring and fall peak. Call (210) 899-0609 for a current scheduling timeline.

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A free, no-obligation visit anywhere from Pflugerville to Dripping Springs. We walk the space, test the slab for moisture, talk through finishes, and leave the written quote with you.

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Epoxy Finishes & Color Options for Austin

From a clean matte gray for a Mueller live-work loft to a wild metallic pour for a Westlake show garage — five finish systems, each built to hold up in the Texas sun.

Metallic Epoxy

Pigments swirled into the resin pour up like poured stone — no two floors alike. It's the finish Austin show-garage owners and design-forward loft clients ask for by name. A UV-stable polyaspartic seal keeps the color from washing out under the sun.

Decorative Flake

Color chips broadcast into the wet base coat and locked under a clear polyaspartic. Tough, slip-resistant, and forgiving of dust and tire grit — which is why it's far and away the most-requested look for Austin garages.

Solid Color

Single-color, high-gloss surface in white, gray, black, beige, tan, terracotta, blue, or a custom match. Clean, contemporary, easiest to maintain — common in commercial back-of-house, fitness rooms, and storage areas.

Quartz Broadcast

Colored quartz aggregate suspended in a high-build epoxy — extremely durable, slip-resistant, easy to maintain. Used in commercial kitchens, healthcare, and industrial floors that withstand heavy wear and tear.

Industrial & Specialty

Chemical-resistant novolac systems, ESD-dissipative floors, urethane cement for thermal-shock environments, and decorative concrete sealing for outdoor patios. Spec'd per environment.

Built to Take What Austin Throws at It

Heat, humidity off the lakes, hot tires, dropped tools, spilled brake fluid — a properly installed epoxy-plus-polyaspartic floor shrugs all of it off and keeps doing so for 10 to 30 years.

Hot-Tire Resistant

Park a hot car after an I-35 commute and the coating stays put — no lifting where the tires sit. Hot-tire pickup is what kills bargain garage epoxy; the polyaspartic top coat we run on every floor is the fix.

Chemical & Stain Resistant

Oil, brake fluid, gasoline, antifreeze, household cleaners, pool chemicals — wipe up and the floor underneath is unstained. Seamless surface gives spills nowhere to soak in.

UV-Stable

Standard epoxy yellows in direct sun. Our polyaspartic top coats are formulated for UV stability — color stays true even in sun-exposed garages with the door open.

Impact & Abrasion Resistant

Dropped tools, wheeled equipment, foot traffic — the high-strength resin handles daily impact without chipping or scuffing. Same coating technology as commercial and industrial floors.

Moisture & Humidity Tolerant

Slabs near the lakes and the eastern clay can drive vapor up from below. Installed over a tested slab, our systems hold against that hydrostatic pressure — which is why ASTM moisture testing is non-negotiable on every Austin job.

Easy to Clean & Maintain

No grout lines, no porous concrete. A push broom and standard cleaner keep the floor looking new. Simple maintenance plan — the floor stays beautiful for decades.

Our Austin Installation Process

The same disciplined five stages on every Austin floor — paced to the slab and the weather, built to outlast the next two decades of Texas summers.

1

Free on-site consultation & estimate

We come out to measure, inspect the slab, flag any cracks or moisture concerns, and talk through finishes in your own light. You get a clear written estimate before anything starts — what's quoted is what's billed.

2

Moisture testing & surface preparation

ASTM F1869 calcium chloride and F2170 relative humidity testing on every slab. Diamond grinding to open the concrete pores for maximum adhesion. Crack repair, joint treatment, and moisture mitigation primers where needed.

3

Base coat installation

High-solids 100% epoxy base coat applied to the prepared substrate. Color, flake, or metallic media added during this stage. Strict environmental control — substrate held above dew point throughout curing.

4

Polyaspartic top coat

UV-stable polyaspartic clear coat — the critical layer that resists yellowing, hot-tire pickup, and daily wear. It's what keeps a floor looking new through 20+ years of Austin sun, even with the garage door open.

5

Final inspection & written warranty

Walk-through with you, then hand over a written warranty — no fine print. Light foot traffic in 24 hours, parking in 5–7 days, full cure in 7 days.

What Our San Antonio Customers Say

Real reviews from San Antonio-area epoxy projects.

4.9 on Google · 14+ Reviews
"I hired Ascent Epoxy San Antonio to redo my garage and I'm impressed. They showed up on time, walked me through each step, and delivered a beautiful, high-gloss floor that's holding up really well under daily wear."
XK
Xander Klein
San Antonio, TX
Garage
"We had a metallic epoxy floor installed in our shop. It's sleek, durable, and the team was very professional."
DM
Dennis Morris
San Antonio, TX
Commercial
"Fast work, clean job, and solid result."
KJ
Kyleigh Jenkins
San Antonio, TX
General
Read All Reviews on Google

Austin Epoxy Flooring Questions

Common questions from Austin-area homeowners and businesses.

How is epoxy different from polished concrete?
Polished concrete sands the existing slab smooth and seals it — the color is whatever your concrete already is, with mineral aggregates exposed. Epoxy adds a new colored coating on top, giving you full color, pattern, and finish control plus better chemical and stain resistance. For show garages, design rooms, and food-service spaces, epoxy is the better fit. For raw industrial look or budget commercial spaces with sound concrete, polishing can be appropriate.
What is the difference between epoxy and polyaspartic?
Epoxy is the base coat — it bonds to the prepared concrete and provides color and depth. Polyaspartic is a fast-curing, UV-stable clear top coat that protects the epoxy from yellowing, hot-tire pickup, and abrasion. The best floor coatings in Texas use both: an epoxy base for adhesion and color, then a polyaspartic top coat for durability.
How long does the Austin installation take?
Most Austin residential garage installations are completed in 1 to 2 days. Day one is moisture testing, surface prep, and base coat. Day two is decorative media and the polyaspartic top coat. Light foot traffic is safe in 24 hours, parking in 5 to 7 days, full cure in 7 days.
Will epoxy work on my older Austin slab?
Almost always — but proper preparation is the variable. Older slabs in Austin may have hairline cracks, joint movement, and elevated moisture from years of Texas humidity exposure. We diagnose all of that during the free on-site consultation and spec the appropriate primer, crack repair, and moisture mitigation if needed. The floor is only as durable as the prep underneath it.
Do you offer a written warranty?
Yes. Every Austin install includes a written warranty with no fine print. We cover adhesion, color stability under normal conditions, and workmanship for the warranty period. Bargain installers often skip the warranty entirely or bury exclusions in the fine print — we don't.
How do I request a free estimate?
Call (210) 899-0609 or use the contact form — we respond within 24 business hours and schedule a free on-site consultation at your Austin property.
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