Epoxy Flooring in Grand Prairie, TX

Epoxy flooring in Grand Prairie covers two very different kinds of floor. On one side are warehouses, fabrication shops and distribution spaces, many of them in and around the Great Southwest Industrial District. On the other are family homes with garages that see daily use. Grand Prairie had 196,100 residents in the 2020 Census and borders Arlington on its west side, so it is close to home for us.

The Great Southwest Industrial District

The Great Southwest Industrial District straddles southern Arlington and Grand Prairie. It opened in 1956 as a master-planned business park conceived by Angus G. Wynne and has grown to more than 82 million square feet of space. Grand Prairie also has a long defense and aviation history. Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control is the city's largest employer, Airbus Helicopters has its headquarters here, and manufacturers like Poly-America, Flex-N-Gate and Lear Seating employ hundreds or thousands each.

What a commercial floor needs

Warehouse and shop floors face forklifts, pallet jacks, rolling carts, chemical spills and constant foot traffic. Bare concrete in that setting breaks down into dust that gets into products and equipment. Our Commercial & Warehouse Floor Epoxy systems are designed for that use:

• Diamond grinding to remove old sealers, paint and contamination
• Crack and joint repair before coating
• A thicker epoxy build for impact and abrasion resistance
• Chemical-resistant topcoats and optional grit for slip resistance
• Line striping and color zones for walkways, storage and work cells

We can phase large jobs by section and work nights or weekends to limit downtime.

Garage floors for busy households

Grand Prairie households average 2.95 people, according to Census estimates, and about 58.7% of homes are owner-occupied. A garage in a full house tends to hold bikes, sports gear, a second fridge and two vehicles. A garage floor epoxy base with an Epoxy Flake broadcast is our usual recommendation for that kind of space: it hides dirt between cleanings and stands up to dropped tools. Polyaspartic is a good option if you need the garage back quickly, since it cures faster than standard epoxy.

Creeks, lakes and slab moisture

The West Fork of the Trinity River and Johnson Creek both flow through Grand Prairie, and Johnson Creek has a history of flooding that an Army Corps of Engineers channel project starting in the 1980s helped reduce. Joe Pool Lake lies near southwest Grand Prairie. Water in the ground can work its way up through a concrete slab, and moisture coming through the slab is one of the main reasons coatings bubble or peel. We test for moisture on every job and choose the primer and system accordingly.

A city across several counties

Grand Prairie spans Dallas, Tarrant and Ellis counties, with a small piece in Johnson County. The city keeps contractor registration forms for general contractors as well as trades. We follow the city's process for the work we do, and for commercial projects we coordinate with your property manager on access, hours and any building requirements.

Patios and outdoor slabs

For back patios, porches and pool surrounds, our Patio & Outdoor Concrete Coatings add color and texture while keeping the surface easy to hose off. Outdoor coatings need a UV-stable topcoat to hold their color in the North Texas sun.

Request a walk-through

For a home garage, call (817) 904-2240 and we will set up a quick visit. For a warehouse or shop, we walk the space, review how it is used and provide a written scope and quote.

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