Most coating companies will not put any number on a web page. We will. Below is where our pricing starts. Where your job lands above that comes down to size, slab condition and the finish you pick, and you get the exact figure in writing after the walkthrough.
These are starting points from real work in Longview, Kilgore, Tyler and the surrounding towns. Nothing prices below them. What pushes a job above one is slab condition, square footage and finish, and we walk you through exactly which of those applies to yours.
A cheaper bid usually means something on this list got left out. Ask any competitor which of these they include before you compare prices.
A clean, sound slab grinds fast. One with heavy cracking, spalling, old paint, mastic or a previous coating takes hours of extra prep before anything else can happen. This is the single biggest variable.
Solid color is the base price. Full flake adds material and a second grind pass. Metallic adds both material cost and installation time because it is applied by hand and cannot be rushed.
A slab pulling vapor from below will push a coating off eventually. If it tests high, mitigation gets added. We would rather quote it honestly than watch the floor fail in a year.
A walkout garage with a wide door is straightforward. A basement with stairs, tight corners, columns or fixed equipment means slower prep and more hand work at the edges.
Standard business hours is the base rate. Night work, weekend work and phased commercial installs carry a premium because of crew scheduling and fast-cure materials.
Inside about 60 miles of Longview there is no travel charge. Outside that we will tell you straight whether it makes sense, rather than quietly padding the number.
No. The walkthrough, measurement, moisture check and written quote are free, and there is no obligation attached to any of it.
Yes, a deposit at scheduling with the balance due on completion. The exact split is written on your quote before you sign anything.
Only if we find something the walkthrough could not show, like a hidden coating under the surface or a slab issue that shows up during grinding. If that happens we stop, show you, and you approve the change in writing before we continue. No surprise invoices.
Because a floor that fails in eighteen months has to be ground off and redone, and removal costs more than the original install. The savings on the first job disappear the second time around.
Yes, on workmanship, with the terms written on your quote. It covers our install. It does not cover slab movement, standing chemical spills, impact damage or moisture mitigation you declined after we recommended it.
Send us the room and we will come measure it. Free quote, written down, no obligation.