We're a Brownsville crew that coats, polishes and resurfaces concrete floors for Harlingen garages, patios, homes and businesses. I look at your slab first and tell you straight what it can take.
(956) 505-5381
Most of our Harlingen calls are about slabs. Some are garages that hold the car, the freezer and the tools. Some are back patios that bake in the Valley sun. Others are indoor floors where someone pulled up tile or carpet and found plain concrete underneath. Business owners call too, usually because a floor is worn through and they can't stay closed long. Heat and humidity are hard on a coating that went down over a dirty or damp slab, so we see a lot of old finishes peeling at the edges or lifting where the tires sit.
We reply within one business day, and the on-site estimate is free with no obligation. I come out to your Harlingen property, check the slab, ask how you use the space and write up what I'd do and why.
(956) 505-5381In Harlingen we mostly do garage floor coatings, epoxy and polyaspartic systems, polished and stained concrete inside the house, pool deck resurfacing, and floors for shops and businesses that need to reopen fast. If you want a floor people notice, metallic epoxy flooring gives a living room or showroom a poured, swirled look. Every one of these starts the same way. We grind and repair the concrete so the new floor has something sound to hold onto.
Before any work starts here, we check with the office that covers your address, because permit rules change from city to city and I'd rather know than guess. If your job needs a permit, I tell you, we work through the paperwork with you, and the start date waits until that's settled. Ask us to show we're licensed and insured before you sign anything. The price moves with the square footage, the shape the slab is in, whether an old coating or sealer has to come off, how many cracks need filling and which system you pick. The schedule turns on that same prep, plus the cure time the coating needs and how quickly the space can be cleared. At the estimate I write up what I'd do and why, so you can see what's behind the number.
Harlingen is a regular trip for us from Brownsville, and we do the same garage, patio and shop floors in San Benito and Mercedes. What slows a job down is usually what's sitting on the floor, not the drive. Ahead of time, I'll tell you what has to come out of the garage or room and where the cars should go. Business owners also get a plan for the days they'll be off that floor. If your city isn't on our list, call and ask, because the city pages show some of the places we work, not all of them.
I come out to Harlingen myself, check the concrete for cracks, old coatings and moisture, and ask how you use the space. Then I write up what I'd do and why, so the plan is built on your floor and not on a guess.
Prep is where floors fail, so that's where we spend our time. If your slab can't hold the system you had in mind, I'll say so up front and point you to one it can, even if that means a smaller job for us.
Our crew lead and installers do the grinding, repairs and install, and I stop by while the work is going on. Before anyone shows up, you'll know what to move out of the way and what comes first, so nobody's left guessing.
I started this business in Brownsville in 2020, and we work the cities around it. We're licensed and insured, and our promise is short. Your satisfaction, guaranteed. When you're ready, call (956) 505-5381 or send the form on this page.
There's no fair number until I've seen the slab, because the shape your concrete is in drives most of the price. The size, the cracks to fill, any old coating or sealer to grind off, moisture in the slab and the system you choose all move it. I come out, look and write up what I'd do and why.
Most peeling comes back to prep, because a coating only holds as well as the concrete surface under it. Oil, old sealer, a slick surface or moisture coming up through the slab can all keep it from gripping. That's why I check the slab first and we grind and clean it before anything goes down.
Prep and cure set the schedule, so I lay it out at the estimate once I've seen your slab. Repairs, removing an old coating, the cure time the coating maker calls for and clearing the space first all add to it. You'll know the order of the work before the crew shows up.
We find out before work starts by checking with the office that covers your address, because the rules change from city to city. If your job needs a permit, we tell you and work through the paperwork with you.
Look it up on FEMA's Flood Map Service Center. It's the official place to find flood maps and has the map for each community. The map shows how likely your area is to flood, so bring what you find to the estimate and we'll factor it into which floor makes sense for a garage or ground-level room.
FEMA treats any area with a 1% or higher chance of flooding each year as high risk. That's FEMA's national definition. Over a 30-year mortgage, it works out to at least a one-in-four chance of a flood.
