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

Seguin Epoxy Floors & Concrete Polishing is a flooring contractor based in Seguin, TX that coats, polishes, seals and repairs concrete floors in Selma, TX, from home garages and patios to shop and retail floors.

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

How Selma's homes and businesses shape our floor work

Selma packs neighborhoods in next to a busy retail side, with the Forum Shopping Center and big stores like Costco and Academy, so a floor job here can mean a family's garage or a shop's stockroom. We drive in from Seguin, and Selma gets the same slab checks and the same crew as our jobs in Live Oak and Kirby.

Most homes we see here sit on concrete slabs with attached garages that double as storage, gym or workshop. That use, and whatever sealer or coating is already on the slab, decides the prep before anything else does.

Concrete floor services we bring to Selma

We bring the same services to Selma that we run in Seguin: coatings for garages and shops, polished, stained and terrazzo floors, sealing, overlays, and the grinding and removal that come before them. Each Selma job starts the same way. I come out, walk the floor and check the slab, and then you get a written estimate. Here's what each service is for on the floors we see in Selma.

  • Epoxy Floor Coatings

    Selma garages and workshops take oil drips, dropped tools and tire traffic that wear bare concrete fast. We grind the slab open and lay down an epoxy system built for that use.

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  • Commercial & Industrial Epoxy Floor Coatings

    Shops, warehouses and retail stockrooms in Selma's commercial areas need a floor that handles carts, forklifts and spills. We plan the prep and coating around your hours so the floor is back in use.

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  • Garage Floor Coatings

    Most garage floors we see in Selma are gray slabs with stains, hairline cracks or a peeling store-bought coating. We strip, grind and repair them, then put down a flake coating that cleans easily.

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  • Polyaspartic Floor Coatings

    When you can't give up your garage or shop for long, a polyaspartic coating is the faster-curing option. It still needs the same grinding and crack repair, so we don't skip prep.

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  • Metallic Epoxy Flooring

    Some Selma owners want a showpiece floor for a game room, studio or showroom. Metallic epoxy gives a marbled look and shows every flaw in the slab, so prep matters even more.

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  • Urethane Cement Flooring

    Restaurant kitchens and wash-down areas in Selma take hot water, grease and daily scrubbing. Urethane cement handles that better than standard epoxy, which is why we suggest it there.

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  • Polished Concrete Flooring

    Retail floors in Selma and open-plan homes often have a sound slab that needs grinding and polishing, not covering. We grind it in stages and polish it to the sheen you pick.

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  • Stained Concrete Flooring

    Patios, porches and interior slabs that look flat and gray can take color without adding a thick coating. We clean the concrete, apply the stain and seal it so the color holds.

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  • Terrazzo Flooring

    Lobbies and entries in Selma's commercial buildings sometimes call for terrazzo, stone chips set in a binder and ground smooth. It's a bigger project than a coating, so I check the slab first.

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  • Basement Flooring

    When a Selma home has a basement or below-grade room, moisture in the slab is the first thing I check. Coating damp concrete is how floors lift, so readings decide the system.

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  • Concrete Grinding & Surface Preparation

    Newer Selma slabs often have a smooth, hard troweled top that a coating can't grip. We grind it open so the coating can hold, either before our coatings or as its own job.

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  • Concrete Sealing

    Driveways, patios and garage slabs around Selma soak up oil and dirt when they're left bare. We clean the concrete and pick a sealer that soaks in or sits on top, based on use.

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  • Concrete Resurfacing & Overlays

    Flaking patios and worn, patched garage slabs around Selma don't always need tearing out. Where the concrete underneath is sound, we bond a thin overlay on top for a new surface without demolition.

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  • Self-Leveling Concrete & Overlays

    Remodels in Selma homes and shops often leave dips and ridges that show through any new floor. We pour a self-leveling layer to flatten it before the next floor goes down.

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  • Pool Deck Coatings & Resurfacing

    Pool decks around Selma homes get bare feet, pool water and chemicals every day, and worn decks get rough and slick in spots. We repair, resurface and coat them with a slip-resistant texture.

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  • Concrete Floor Stripping & Removal

    Old carpet glue, tile adhesive and failed coatings in Selma remodels have to come off before anything new will stick. We strip and grind them off and haul the debris away.

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Floor finishes we install for homes and businesses

These photos show the kinds of finishes we put down, from flake garage coatings to metallic epoxy and polished concrete. They're examples of the trade, so point to what you like when I come out.

  • 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 Selma: permits, registration and what moves price

Selma runs its own permit office and asks contractors to register with the city. Here's how that fits into your floor job, and what actually moves the price and the schedule.

Permits and contractor checks in Selma

Selma sits in three counties, Bexar, Comal and Guadalupe, but the City of Selma issues permits through its Permits and Inspections office. Its list covers work such as roofs, fences, water heaters and decks, and floor coatings aren't named on it, so I check with that office about your job before we start.

If the office says your job needs a permit, we apply for it as the contractor and you get a copy, and the wait for it comes before your install date. The city also asks contractors to register their company, and for trades the state licenses, such as electrical and plumbing, to send a copy of that license. You can ask anyone you're considering whether they've registered.

  • Permit questions for work inside Selma go to the city's office.
  • If a permit is needed, you get a copy from us.
  • Build the permit wait into your plans before you pick a date.

What moves the price and the schedule

Size matters, but what's on the slab matters more. Old sealer, paint or glue that has to come off, cracks and pitting that need filling, and moisture readings that call for a different system all add work. So does the finish you pick, since a flake coating, a metallic floor and a polish each take different steps and materials.

The schedule turns on the same things, plus whether a permit is needed and how long the coating maker says to wait before you walk or drive on it. A business that needs its floor back fast is usually better off with polyaspartic, a faster-curing coating. When I come out, I walk the floor, check the slab and give you a written estimate.

  • Stripping an old coating adds a step before grinding can start.
  • Wet readings in the slab can change which system makes sense.
  • Decorative flake or metallic finishes add steps over a plain coat.

Get a free on-site estimate for your Selma floor

Call (830) 340-0036 or send the form, and we'll reply within one business day to set a time. I come out to Selma myself, walk the floor, check the slab and give you a written estimate. It's free, and there's no obligation to book.

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What we see on Selma slabs, garages and shop floors

Most floor work in Selma comes down to the slab and how the space gets used. These are the conditions we plan around before we recommend a system for your house or business.

  • Engineer-designed home slabs

    The city requires each home's foundation to be designed and sealed by a registered engineer, so the structure is the engineer's work and ours stays on the surface. If a crack looks like more than ordinary shrinkage, I'll tell you before we coat over it.

  • Garages that double as shops

    A lot of Selma garages hold a workbench, a freezer and two cars, so the floor takes oil, dropped tools and hot tires. Hot tires can pull a thin store-bought coating right off the slab. We pick a system made for that use and grind the slab so it grips.

  • Old sealers and peeling kit coatings

    Many slabs we walk already have a shiny sealer, paint or a kit coating that's starting to flake. Nothing new bonds well to those, so they come off first, by stripping or grinding. That's often the step that surprises people when I explain the job.

  • Patios and pool decks outdoors

    Outdoor slabs take water, bare feet and pool chemicals, and a smooth coating out there can get slick. We use a textured, slip-resistant finish and look at where water runs off before we coat, because a coating won't fix a low spot that holds water.

  • Business floors that can't sit idle

    Shops, stockrooms and offices in Selma lose money while a floor is closed. We plan the prep and coating around your hours and talk through faster-curing options, so the floor is back in use as soon as the coating allows.

How we handle a Selma floor from first look to finish

We're a small crew based in Seguin, in business since 2021 and best known for garage and shop floors. Here's how we run a job in Selma, so you can judge us before you call.

I check the slab before I quote

I spent enough time on job sites selling coatings to see how many floors failed because nobody checked the slab first. So I take the slab readings myself and look at what's on the surface before I recommend anything, because that decides which system will hold up. If your slab isn't ready, I'll say so and tell you what it needs.

I'd rather lose a job by telling you that than win it and watch the coating lift later. That's also why prep gets the time it needs on our jobs, even though nobody sees it once the floor is down. When you're ready, call (830) 340-0036 or use the form, and I'll come take a look.

  • Insured work, satisfaction guaranteed

    We're fully licensed and insured, and it's satisfaction guaranteed on every job. Ask about either when I'm out at your Selma property, and I'll answer it straight, before you've agreed to anything or set a date.

  • Our own crew, run by me

    Our own crew does the prep and the install, and I run the job. That keeps the person who read your slab in charge of the work, so what I saw at the estimate is what the crew plans around.

  • Honest about the system you need

    If a sealer or a polish will do what you need, I'll tell you that instead of pricing a full coating. If your garage takes hard use, I'll explain why a thin kit coating won't hold up there. You get the option that fits how you use the floor.

  • Reach us evenings and weekends

    Our hours run 7 AM to 11 PM Monday through Friday and 8 AM to 10 PM on weekends. That makes it easier to call about a Selma floor after work, or to ask a quick question about your slab before you decide.

Selma floor questions we hear on estimates

These are the questions Selma homeowners and business owners ask about permits, registration, cost and prep. If yours isn't here, ask me when I come out to look at the floor.

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

Selma's permit list doesn't name floor coatings, so the way to know for sure is to ask the city's Permits and Inspections office about your job. The city says its examples aren't the only work that needs a permit, so a missing line on the list isn't a yes or a no.

Where is the permit office in Selma, TX?

Selma's Permits and Inspections office is at 9375 Corporate Drive, Selma, TX 78154, along with the other city offices. If we're doing your floor, I'll make that contact about your job so you don't have to.

Does a flooring contractor have to register with the City of Selma?

Yes, Selma asks contractors to register their company with the city, and there's no registration fee right now, though the city says it may charge one later. Trades the state licenses, like electrical and plumbing, also send a copy of that license, and you can see what the city asks for in its contractor registration information.

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

The cost of a Selma garage floor comes down mostly to the slab's condition and the system you choose, so your number comes from a written estimate after I've seen the floor. Old coatings to strip, cracks to fill and moisture readings all add work, and a flake or metallic finish takes more steps than a plain coat. The estimate is free.

What causes epoxy to peel off a garage floor?

Most peeling comes from prep, because the coating went onto a slab that wasn't ground, still had sealer or paint on it, or had moisture coming up through it. Hot tires can also lift thin kit coatings. That's why I read the slab and look at what's on it before recommending anything.

How do I find out if a pool deck or patio job in Selma needs a permit?

Ask the city's Permits and Inspections office, because swimming pools, patios and driveways are all on Selma's permit list. Driveway approaches in the Selma Park Estates and Live Oak Hills subdivisions need their own driveway permit, and the city says stormwater running off your lot can't harm the property next door, so mention it if the work changes how water drains.

Service areas

Selma is one of the cities we cover from Seguin, alongside Schertz, Cibolo, Universal City, Live Oak, Converse and Kirby. We work beyond the cities listed here too, so call (830) 340-0036 or use the form to ask about yours.

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