Kendall County seat, founded in 1849 as Tusculum

Epoxy Flooring in Boerne, TX

Floors for the hills: big garages, workshops and covered patios with long views and hard sun.

Free estimates at your property, where we measure and inspect the slab in person
A moisture test on the concrete ahead of any coating
Written quotes that list the surface prep and each coat by name

Hill Country Garages and Shops

Epoxy flooring in Boerne tends to be a bigger job than a typical suburban garage. The city sits at about 1,447 feet in the Texas Hill Country, 31 miles northwest of downtown San Antonio along I-10. Homes here can come with three-car garages, detached shops or covered outdoor living areas. Each space has its own demands, and we plan them separately even when we coat them in the same visit.

Heat and sun on high ground

Boerne's record high is 112 degrees, set on August 23, 1925, and summers are hot and often humid. Sun on an open garage or patio will fade and yellow some coatings over time. Plain epoxy is not UV stable, so for anything that sees daylight, we finish with a polyaspartic or urethane topcoat that holds its color. Lighter colors also stay cooler to the touch.

Rain and the creek

Cibolo Creek, a 96-mile tributary of the San Antonio River, flows through the city, and Boerne averages about 37.5 inches of rain a year. Wet seasons can push moisture into slabs, especially on low lots near the creek. Every quote follows a moisture test, and high readings mean a moisture-blocking primer goes into the system.

Get a free estimate or call (210) 346-8296.

Mostly newer slabs

About 62.3% of Boerne's housing was built from 2000 to 2019, and the median build year is 2006, per ACS figures summarized by Point2Homes. The population grew from 10,471 in 2010 to 17,850 in 2020. Concrete this young is generally solid, but its slick finish has to be ground before coating.

Workshops, tractors and ranch gear

On larger properties, a shop might hold a tractor, a side-by-side or welding equipment. These need a thicker, harder system:

A 100% solids epoxy base for impact resistance
Heavy flake or quartz for grip around fluids
A chemical-resistant topcoat near fuel and hydraulic fluid
Striped walkways if the shop is shared

Boerne Climate and Setting

Hill Country elevation. Boerne sits at about 1,447 feet in southern Kendall County, 31 miles northwest of downtown San Antonio via I-10.
Extreme heat on record. The record high is 112 degrees on August 23, 1925, and average annual precipitation is about 37.52 inches.
Cibolo Creek. Cibolo Creek, a 96-mile tributary of the San Antonio River, flows through the city.
Mostly 21st-century homes. 32.3% of units were built in the 2000s and 30% in the 2010s; the median build year is 2006 (ACS via Point2Homes).

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Boerne Questions

Will an epoxy floor yellow on my Boerne patio?

Plain epoxy can yellow in sunlight. Patios and open garages get a final coat of polyaspartic or urethane rated for UV, which holds its color.

Can you coat a shop that holds a tractor?

Yes. We use a thicker base and a harder topcoat for heavy equipment, with extra texture where fluids may drip.

Do you travel out to properties beyond city limits?

Yes, within reason. Tell us where the property is when you call and we will confirm.

How do you handle a slab near Cibolo Creek?

Moisture gets tested before anything else. When numbers are high, the system gets a damp-tolerant primer. If drainage needs fixing before coating, you will hear that from us.

Free Estimates in Boerne, TX

We come out to Boerne properties for free to look at garages, detached shops and outdoor living slabs.

Call (210) 346-8296 Free Estimate