Commercial and Industrial Concrete Flooring in Houston, Texas

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Technical flooring, delivered directly

  • ESD flooring, urethane cement, terrazzo, and polished concrete
  • In-house W-2 installation crews and experienced field leadership
  • National service coverage with project-specific staffing plans
  • Testing, documentation, and defined project closeout
  • Dedicated support for corporate procurement and multi-site contracting

Phone: (281) 928-0566

Email: houston@craftsmanconcretefloors.com

Commercial Flooring in Houston

Craftsman Concrete Floors installs flooring for commercial, industrial and institutional projects in Houston and the surrounding area. Our work includes polished concrete, terrazzo, epoxy coatings, ESD flooring, urethane cement and concrete overlays.

Call (281) 928-0566 or email houston@craftsmanconcretefloors.com to request project pricing.

Selected commercial flooring projects

67,000 square feet of ESD flooring in an occupied facility

Craftsman installed 67,000 square feet of ESD epoxy flooring in a Houston electronics manufacturing and QA facility. We phased the work through the occupied facility and performed moisture and resistance testing.

Flooring systems we install

Polished concrete

Polished concrete turns the existing slab into the finished floor. Craftsman grinds, densifies and polishes the concrete to the selected aggregate exposure and sheen. The slab’s condition and construction affect the finished appearance.

Our polished concrete installation guide explains the process and available finishes.

Terrazzo

Craftsman installs poured epoxy, cementitious and precast terrazzo for commercial and institutional buildings. We fabricate precast terrazzo in-house, including stairs, treads, countertops, wall panels and cove base. These pieces can be coordinated with the poured floor.

Epoxy floor coatings

Our commercial epoxy installations include thin-film and multilayer systems with polyurethane topcoats. We select the assembly around traffic, chemical exposure, texture requirements and the condition of the concrete.

Urethane cement

We install urethane cement flooring for food and beverage processing and other wet-processing environments. System selection accounts for the facility’s operating temperatures, cleaning procedures and chemical exposure.

Concrete overlays

When the existing slab cannot produce the intended polished appearance, a cementitious overlay provides a new finishing surface. Craftsman installs concrete overlays over structurally sound concrete.

Sealed concrete

Craftsman also installs sealed concrete floors where a sealed finish suits the project’s use and appearance requirements.

Installation in occupied facilities

Flooring work often has to fit around production, staff access and other trades. Craftsman evaluates whether the installation can be divided into phases, which areas must close and which routes must remain available.

We schedule preparation, installation, curing, required testing and cleanup before returning each area to service.

At completion, we provide the flooring closeout documentation required by the project. For vendor qualification documents, contact procurement@craftsmanconcretefloors.com.

Request project pricing

Send the facility address, approximate square footage, current floor condition and intended use. Include drawings or a flooring specification if available, along with the project stage and target schedule.

Planning floors for your home?

Craftsman also accepts selected residential projects, specializing in luxury, custom poured-in-place terrazzo, along with polished concrete, stained concrete and decorative epoxy garage floors. See our residential concrete flooring services for options and project inquiries.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Craftsman installs flooring with our own W-2 employees under company field supervision. We assign crews and equipment to each project based on the flooring system, schedule and experience required.

Yes. Tell us how the space is used, what the floor is exposed to and what you want to change. We review the existing concrete, traffic, cleaning requirements, appearance and installation schedule before recommending a system.

Yes. Production areas, wet-processing spaces, static-controlled rooms and public-facing areas can have different flooring requirements. Craftsman can coordinate multiple systems within one project, selecting each for the conditions and use of that area.

Case Studies

Craftsman Publishes 2026–2027 ESD Flooring Technical Guide
Craftsman’s 2026–2027 ESD flooring technical guide brings together more than 70 resources on installation, field testing, acceptance criteria and closeout documentation.
ESD Epoxy Flooring Case Study: 34,000 SF Dallas, TX
• Tier-1 electronics QA environment • 34,000 SF ESD epoxy flooring • Phased work in occupied space • Verification + closeout documentation
ESD Epoxy Flooring Case Study: 67,000 SF | Houston, TX
• Tier-1 electronics manufacturing / QA (ESD-controlled) • 67,000 SF ESD epoxy flooring • Product-cycle reconfiguration program • Phased install; moisture + resistance testing; closeout docs