Showroom-quality flake and quartz floor systems with a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat — the perfect upgrade for Burleson's new-build garages, installed in about two days.
Burleson is growing fast — and every one of those new homes comes with a bare, builder-grade garage slab just waiting to collect oil stains and tire marks. Our epoxy flooring locks that concrete down before the damage starts: diamond grinding, a penetrating epoxy base coat, your choice of flake or quartz colors, and a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat. Flake runs $9 per square foot and quartz $15; the quote we hand you is the price you pay.
Established neighborhoods around Old Town with decades-old concrete? Even better — our grind-and-repair prep was made for slabs with some history. We run I‑35W from Fort Worth into Burleson constantly and cover the whole north end of Johnson County, from Joshua and Crowley out to Alvarado, Venus, Godley, and Keene.
(817) 575-1024From brand-new slabs in the latest development to hard-worn concrete in Old Town — every floor gets the same four-layer system.
Protect a new slab or rescue an old one
Backyard concrete that looks as good as the inside
Sealed, mop-friendly floors for hardworking rooms
Shops, showrooms & retail along the I-35W corridor
DFW Coatings is a DBA of DFW Custom Homes LLC — a registered, insured Fort Worth contractor, not a franchise running a one-day playbook. We know what North Texas does to concrete, we prep every slab with diamond grinding instead of acid etching, and we back every floor with a one-year warranty. Burleson sits fifteen minutes from our shop, and we also cover Cleburne and southern Johnson County, Weatherford, and Granbury.
What Burleson homeowners — especially new-build owners — ask us most.
Yes — Burleson is one of our closest markets, straight down I‑35W from our Fort Worth home base. We install epoxy flooring and garage floor coatings across Burleson and northern Johnson County, including Joshua, Crowley, Alvarado, Venus, Godley, Keene, and Rendon, with no trip charge.
New concrete needs about 28–30 days to cure before it can be coated, so for most new builds we can start about a month after the slab is poured. New-construction garages are ideal candidates: the concrete is clean, flat, and uncontaminated, so you're protecting it before the first oil spot or hot-tire mark ever lands. If you just closed on a new home, coating the garage before move-in means we work in an empty bay.
$9 per square foot for flake floors, $10 for premium flake blends, and $15 for quartz — flat rates that already include prep, crack repair, and every coat from base to clear finish, in any of our colors. A typical two-car garage lands around $3,960, and the on-site estimate anywhere in the Burleson area is free.
There's no comparison. Floor paint and DIY epoxy kits sit on top of the slab, which is why they peel under hot tires within a year or two. We diamond-grind the surface open so our epoxy base soaks in and bonds mechanically, then armor it with decorative flakes or quartz and a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat. That's a floor system, not a paint job, and it's why ours hold up for 15+ years instead of one Texas summer.
Two days for most Burleson garages. Day one is grinding, crack repair, epoxy base, and your flake or quartz layer; day two is the polyaspartic topcoat. The floor is walkable about 24 hours after the final coat and ready for vehicles shortly after.
Yes — patios, laundry rooms, storage buildings, shop slabs, and commercial spaces across the Burleson area all get the same four-layer system. Quartz is our pick for outdoor and wet areas thanks to its slip resistance; flake is the classic showroom look for garages.
Send us your square footage, or just have us out to measure. The estimate is free and takes about half an hour.
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