Dallas Concrete Flooring — Terrazzo, Epoxy Coatings & Polished Concrete

ESD epoxy floors are specialized flooring systems designed to prevent electrostatic discharge, which can damage sensitive electronic equipment. These coatings create a controlled, conductive surface that safely dissipates static electricity, making them ideal for environments like data centers, cleanrooms, and manufacturing facilities.

Terrazzo floors are durable, decorative flooring systems made from a blend of marble, quartz, glass, or other aggregates embedded in a cementitious or epoxy resin matrix. After curing, the hand-troweled surface is polished to a smooth, high-gloss finish, creating a seamless, long-lasting floor. Known for their resilience, terrazzo floors are commonly used in high-traffic environments such as airports, hospitals, universities, government buildings, hotels, and luxury retail spaces.

Polished concrete floors are a high-performance flooring system created by mechanically grinding, honing, and polishing an existing concrete slab to achieve a smooth finished floor. These floors are highly durable, low-maintenance, and resistant to wear, making them ideal for commercial, industrial, and residential applications. Commonly found in warehouses, retail stores, office buildings, restaurants, and modern homes, polished concrete offers a contemporary look while enhancing light reflectivity and reducing maintenance costs.

Urethane cement or polyurethane concrete floors, are high-performance flooring systems that combine cement, water, aggregates, and urethane resins. These floors are extremely durable, resistant to chemicals, thermal shock, and heavy impact, making them ideal for demanding environments. Commonly used in commercial kitchens, food and beverage processing plants, breweries, pharmaceutical facilities, and industrial warehouses, cement urethane floors provide a seamless, non-porous surface that withstands extreme conditions while maintaining hygiene and safety standards.

Concrete overlays are thin layers of polymer-modified, cement-based materials applied over existing concrete to restore, enhance, or customize its appearance. They can repair damaged surfaces, improve durability, or create decorative finishes that replicate the look of polished concrete. Commonly used in commercial spaces, retail stores, restaurants, hotels, and modern residential properties, concrete overlays offer the durability of terrazzo with the refined aesthetic of a seamless concrete floor.

We service all neighborhoods in the Dallas area, including:

Addison, Allen, Argyle, Arlington, Arts District, Aubrey, Bachman Lake, Bedford, Bent Tree, Bishop Arts District, Bluffview, Bryan Place, Buckner Terrace, Carrollton, Casa Linda, Cedar Hill, Cedars, Cedars, Celina, City Center District, City Place, Claremont, Cockrell Hill, Convention Center District, Corinth, Deep Ellum, Denton, Design District, DeSoto, Downtown Dallas, Eagle Ford, Elmwood, Euless, Exposition Park, Fair Park, Farmers Market District, Flower Mound, Forest Hills, Forney, Frisco, Galleria, Garland, Grand Prairie, Grapevine, Greenway Parks, Grovecrest, Highland Park, Highland Village, Hollywood Heights/Santa Monica, Irving, Junius Heights, Keller, Kessler Park, Knox/Henderson, La Bajada, Lake Highlands, Lakewood, Lakewood Heights, Ledbetter Gardens, Lewisville, Lewisville, Little Forest Hills, Lochwood, Los Altos, Love Field Area, Lower Greenville, Main Street District, McKinney, Mesquite, Midlothian, Midway Hills, Midway Hollow, Mountain Creek, Munger Place, Murphy, North Richland Hills, Northlake, Northwest Heights, Oak Cliff, Oak Lawn, Parkdale, Parker, Plano, Pleasant Grove, Preston Hollow, Prestonwood, Prosper, Redbird, Reunion District, Richardson, Roanoke, Rockwall, Rowlett, Russwood Acres, Southlake, Stevens Park Village, Swiss Avenue, Terrell, The Colony, Trinity Groves, Trophy Club, Turtle Creek, University Park, Uptown, Uptown, Vickery Place, Victory Park, Waxahachie, West End Historic District, West Kessler, West Village, Westlake, Wilshire Heights, Winnetka Heights, Wolf Creek, Wylie.