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Seguin Epoxy Floors & Concrete Polishing
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Flooring Contractor in Cibolo, TX - Garage and Shop Floors Built on Proper Prep

Seguin Epoxy Floors & Concrete Polishing is a flooring contractor based in Seguin that coats, polishes and repairs concrete floors in Cibolo, TX, from garages and shop floors to basements and pool decks.

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A broad gray speckled floor coating fills a commercial interior beneath bright strip lights and high windows.

Cibolo homes and businesses, as we see them on the job

In Cibolo, like the cities around it, the floor people want fixed is usually the garage. A lot of the houses are newer and built on concrete slabs, and the garage floor is often still bare concrete that's started to stain, dust or crack. We also hear from small business owners in and around the city who need a shop or service floor back in use, and from homeowners with a pool deck that's showing its age.

It's the same work we do next door in Schertz and farther out in Luling. Newer doesn't mean ready, though, because a young slab can still be giving off moisture, so I test before we pick a coating.

Floor coatings and concrete work we do in Cibolo

We bring the full list to Cibolo, from garage coatings and polished concrete to pool decks and old-floor removal. Here it's usually a homeowner's garage or a small business's shop floor, but the planning is the same either way. I come out first, walk the floor and take slab readings, because what the concrete can take decides which of these fits. Then we pick the system that suits the floor and the way you'll use it, not the other way around.

What these floors look like at each stage

These photos show the kinds of floors we put down, from ground bare concrete to finished coatings and polished slabs. They're general examples, not photos of one job, and at the estimate we'll talk about which fits your slab.

  • A commercial room with a smooth gray epoxy floor, yellow safety border, black drainage grates, and metal equipment supports.

  • A large insulated workshop with a glossy gray concrete floor divided by expansion joints.

  • A workshop with a gray-and-white speckled epoxy floor and several red vehicle lifts between unfinished walls and shelving.

Working in Cibolo: permits, registration and pricing

Two things shape a Cibolo job before we touch the floor: what the city asks for, and what your slab needs. Here's how we handle both, and what moves your price and schedule.

Permits and contractor registration in Cibolo

Whether your floor needs a permit is the City of Cibolo's call, made through its Building Department, (210) 658-4175. Before we start, I check with them about your job. If they say a permit is needed, we apply for it as the contractor and you get a copy. That check comes before we set a start date, because a permit and its inspections set part of the schedule.

The city also requires every contractor working in Cibolo to register with it before applying for a permit, and an application filed before registration is done gets delayed. Registration asks for the contractor's type, insurance certificates and contact details. The city tells homeowners to make sure their contractor is registered before work begins, so ask any contractor, us included, to show you.

  • Cibolo permits are applied for and tracked through the city's MGO Connect portal.
  • Inspections run Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, requested through the portal.
  • A permit lapses if work doesn't start within 180 days of issue.

What sets the price and the schedule

What moves the price is mostly the slab. Size matters, but so does what's on it and what's wrong with it: cracks to fill, old coating or sealer to strip, moisture to deal with, and how much grinding it takes to open the surface. Then there's the system you pick, since a flake garage floor, metallic epoxy and polished concrete all take different amounts of material and labor.

The schedule turns on the same things. Repairs and grinding come first, coatings need time to cure before you drive or walk on them, and a damp slab can change the plan. A shop floor also has to fit around when you can close. You get your own figure in the written estimate once I've walked the floor and checked the slab.

  • Moisture readings come before any coating choice, not after a failure.
  • Old coatings and sealers have to come off before new work bonds.
  • If your slab isn't ready for a coating, I'll say so.

Get a free written estimate for your Cibolo floor

Send the form or call (830) 340-0036, and we'll reply within one business day to set a time. I come out to your Cibolo home or business myself, walk the floor, check the slab and give you a written estimate, free and with no obligation to book.

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Conditions we check on Cibolo floors before quoting

These are the conditions we check for on Cibolo floors before we recommend anything. Most of them don't show until someone looks closely, and each one changes what the floor needs.

  • Smooth, fresh garage slabs

    Many garage slabs here are fairly new and finished smooth, sometimes with the sprayed-on curing film the builder used still on top. A coating can't grab that. We grind it off and open the concrete up before anything goes on, because that step decides whether the coating stays put.

  • Cracks at the control joints

    Builders cut control joints, the straight grooves across a slab, so the concrete cracks there instead of at random. Most garages have them, and many have hairline cracks besides. We fill or keep each joint depending on whether it's still moving, because coating straight over a moving crack lets it show through again.

  • Hot tires on the coating

    If you park in the garage, the floor takes hot tires every day, and a thin coating can soften under a warm tire and peel up, which installers call hot-tire pickup. That's why we lean toward a thicker, fully bonded system for garages people actually park in.

  • Garages that have taken water

    About 14% of Guadalupe County's area sits in FEMA's high-risk flood zones, and that's a county-wide share, not a read on your lot. Still, if water has come into your garage before, tell me at the estimate, because a slab that gets wet needs a coating picked for it.

  • Shop and business floors

    Small shops and businesses around Cibolo need a floor that handles oil, chemicals and carts, and they need it back in use fast. We plan the work around when you can close, and we'll point you to urethane cement or polished concrete when epoxy isn't the right fit.

Why we're worth a call for your Cibolo floor

I started this business in Seguin in 2021 after working the sales side of flooring and watching floors fail because nobody checked the slab. Here's how that shapes the way we work in Cibolo.

I check the slab before I sell anything

When I come out, I'm not there to pitch a system. I walk the floor, take the slab readings myself and look for the things that make coatings fail: moisture, old sealers, soft spots and cracks that are still moving. You hear what's wrong with the floor first, and only then what it'll take to fix it.

Sometimes the honest answer is that your slab isn't ready, or that the finish you saw online won't hold up on it. I'd rather lose the job by saying so than win it and watch the coating lift later. The prep is the part nobody sees once the floor's done, and it's the part I care most about.

  • Our own crew, me running it

    The person who looks at your floor is the one who runs the work. I come out for the estimate and the slab readings, and our own crew does the prep and the install with me running it, so nothing gets lost between a salesperson and a subcontractor.

  • Licensed, insured, satisfaction guaranteed

    We're fully licensed and insured, which matters when a crew is running grinders and handling coatings in your garage. Satisfaction guaranteed on every job, and you deal with me directly, not a call center, for any question about the floor.

  • No single product to push

    We install epoxy, polyaspartic, urethane cement, polished and stained concrete and overlays, so I don't have a reason to push one product. I'll recommend the one your slab and your use call for, and tell you what you give up with it.

  • Based in Seguin since 2021

    We've worked out of Seguin since 2021, and Cibolo is one of the cities around it that we serve. That keeps the drive short enough that I can do the estimate visit myself and still be on the job while our crew works. Call (830) 340-0036 to set up a visit.

Cibolo flooring questions we hear before the estimate

These are the questions that come up before we start a Cibolo floor, about permits, city limits, cost and coatings that fail. Each answer starts with the short version.

Do I need a permit to coat my garage floor in Cibolo, TX?

Cibolo's guide to residential projects says permits are required for new construction, additions, structural changes, electrical, plumbing and mechanical work, and that cosmetic work like flooring replacement typically doesn't need one. Floor coatings and slab repairs aren't named there, and even exempt work has to meet the city's code. That's why I check your job with the city before we start.

How do I know if my house is inside Cibolo city limits?

The city keeps a city limits file and updates it within 1 to 3 business days after the City Council approves an annexation or other boundary change. The city calls those boundaries reference only, so if your address sits near the edge, I confirm with the city which office covers your job before we start.

How much does an epoxy garage floor cost in Cibolo, TX?

Your price comes from your own slab, so the real number is the written estimate I give you after walking the floor. Beyond the slab and system covered above, a Cibolo job can carry a city permit fee if one's needed, and the city bases those fees on the project type and its construction value. Call (830) 340-0036 to set up the visit.

What causes epoxy garage floors in Cibolo to peel?

Peeling usually comes down to prep, not the product. The common causes are a slab that was washed instead of ground, moisture coming up through the concrete, an old sealer left on top, or a coat too thin for hot tires. We grind, test and repair first, because none of that can be fixed once the coating is down.

Service areas

We're based in Seguin and work across the cities around it, including Schertz, New Braunfels, San Marcos, Converse and the others listed here, plus more beyond them. If you don't see your city, call (830) 340-0036 and ask.

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