Epoxy Flooring in Denton, TX

Epoxy flooring in Denton covers a wider mix of floors than anywhere else we work. The city counted 139,869 people in 2020, with the University of North Texas and Texas Woman's University enrolling more than 45,000 students between them. Denton is also home to Peterbilt, Sally Beauty and Jostens. So in one week we might coat a homeowner's two-car garage, a rental duplex garage, a parts room and a small storefront. Each of those needs a different system, and we choose it after we see the concrete.

Rentals near campus

The 2020 census found 29.2% of Denton households were one person living alone, and the rental vacancy rate was 8.3%, well above the 1.6% for owner homes. Many Denton garages belong to landlords, not residents. For a rental we usually suggest a solid-color epoxy with a light flake and a tough topcoat. It cleans up fast at move-out, hides the odd oil drip and does not invite the scuffing a bright metallic shows. A coated floor also keeps stains from soaking into the concrete between tenants.

Trucks, shops and service bays

Peterbilt employs about 2,000 people in Denton, and the city has two airports on its map, Denton Municipal and Denton Enterprise west of downtown. Around that kind of work you find shop floors that see hydraulic fluid, diesel, rolling jacks and dropped tools. Bare concrete soaks those up and gets slick. For shops we build a thicker epoxy base, add a chemical-resistant urethane or polyaspartic topcoat, and broadcast aggregate in walking lanes for grip. Expansion joints are cut back and filled so carts roll over them cleanly.

Retail floors around the Square

The Denton County Courthouse-on-the-Square sits inside a block of downtown storefronts bounded by Oak, Hickory, Locust and Elm. Older retail buildings like these often have patched, painted or tiled-over slabs. Once we grind back to concrete, a metallic epoxy can turn an uneven old floor into a feature. Shops that need to stay open can book the work in sections or over a weekend, and we plan products around the hours you have.

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Working with Denton weather

Denton's record high is 113°F, set in 1954, and summer highs average in the low to mid 90s from June through August. The record low is -6°F, set on February 16, 2021. Spring brings frequent severe thunderstorms and flash flooding. For us that means:

• Summer installs start early, before the slab heats up
• We test slab moisture after wet spells, since damp concrete can push a coating off
• In cold weather we check slab temperature, and we choose a polyaspartic when a standard epoxy would cure too slowly
• Storm days get rescheduled rather than rushed

Older Denton neighborhoods

Denton had 26,844 residents in 1960 and 48,063 in 1980, long before the growth of the last two decades. Homes from those years often have smaller garages that owners later turned into workshops, laundry rooms or storage. Their slabs may carry layers of paint, carpet glue or tile adhesive. We grind all of that off and patch low spots so the coating lies flat. A solid-color epoxy brightens a small garage like that and makes it easier to keep clean.

What goes in a Denton quote

Every quote lists the square footage, the moisture reading, the cracks and old coatings we found and how we will handle them, each coat by name and the total price. Call (972) 645-4494 to set a time.