From a 1877 rail stop to a city of 32,000

Epoxy Flooring in Cibolo, TX

Just got the keys to a new Cibolo home? Read this before coating the garage.

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

Just Moved In? Start Here

Epoxy flooring in Cibolo is a common project for new homeowners. The city grew from 15,349 people in 2010 to 32,276 in 2020, and the median home was built in 2008. Nearly three quarters of all housing, 73.7%, went up between 2000 and 2019, and another 7.5% since 2020, based on ACS figures summarized by Point2Homes. Plenty of residents are moving into a garage that has never had a car parked in it.

How long to wait on new concrete

Fresh concrete releases water for weeks as it cures. Coating it too early can trap that moisture and cause bubbles or peeling. A common rule is to wait about 28 days after the pour, but the real test is a moisture reading. If your home was finished recently, we can measure the slab and tell you whether it is ready or needs more time.

What builders leave behind

New garages often come with:

A smooth, hard trowel finish that coatings cannot grip without grinding
A clear curing compound or sealer sprayed on during construction
Saw-cut control joints that need filling or detailing
Small shrinkage cracks from the first few months

All of these are normal and easy to handle with the right prep.

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

Coat it before you fill it

A garage is simplest to coat while it is still empty of boxes, tools and shelving. If you are still settling in, consider scheduling the floor first. It saves the hassle of emptying the space later.

HOA neighborhoods

Many newer subdivisions have HOAs. Interior garage floors usually are not regulated, but some associations have rules about contractor hours or parking work trucks on the street. Check your HOA guidelines and let us know any limits so we can plan around them.

Owners who plan to stay

About 82.3% of occupied homes in Cibolo are owned, and 90.1% of units are detached houses. Owners who want the floor to last are well served by full flake sealed under polyaspartic.

Cibolo Growth and Housing

Population doubled. Cibolo grew from 15,349 residents in 2010 to 32,276 in 2020, according to census figures on Wikipedia.
Very young housing. The median build year is 2008; 36.9% of units date from the 2000s and 36.8% from the 2010s (ACS via Point2Homes).
Railroad roots. A Southern Pacific station called Cibolo Valley opened in 1877, and the name Cibolo means buffalo.
Owner-occupied homes. About 82.3% of occupied units are owned and 90.1% of units are detached homes (ACS via Point2Homes).

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Cibolo Questions

We just closed on a new build. Can you coat the garage right away?

Possibly. It depends on how long ago the slab was poured and how dry it tests. We take a moisture reading and tell you if it is ready.

Our builder sealed the garage floor. Is that a problem?

Not if it is removed. We grind off sealers and curing compounds so the new coating can bond to bare concrete.

Is HOA approval required before coating our garage floor?

Usually not for an interior floor, but rules vary. Check your HOA documents, especially for contractor hours and street parking.

Should we coat before moving our things in?

If you can, yes. With nothing in the way, prep and coating go quicker, and you only move your things once.

Free Estimates in Cibolo, TX

Whether your Cibolo house is brand new or decades old, we will measure the garage free and quote it in writing.

Call (210) 346-8296 Free Estimate