Once called Cut Off, for the creek that flooded it

Epoxy Flooring in Schertz, TX

A three-county city with lots of new garages and a creek that has always had a say in the ground.

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

Creek Country and Concrete

Epoxy flooring in Schertz starts with a nod to Cibolo Creek. The settlement was first called Cibolo Pit, then Cut Off, because flooding on the creek would cut the community off. The name became Schertz in 1899. Today the creek still runs through the city just south of the historic downtown and forms the line between Guadalupe and Bexar counties. For a garage floor, ground near a creek can mean more moisture under the slab, so testing comes first.

How we handle moisture

Coatings fail when water vapor pushes up from below and breaks the bond. Our process:

Test the slab with a meter or calcium chloride test before quoting.
Look for signs like white powder, dark patches or lifting old paint.
Choose the primer based on readings, using a moisture-tolerant one when needed.
Check the door threshold for water that runs in during storms.

If a slab is too wet to coat safely, we will say so.

A city of newer homes

The median home in Schertz was built in 2002, and 55.3% of housing dates from 2000 or later, per ACS figures summarized by Point2Homes. About 86.3% of units are detached houses and 78.4% of occupied homes are owned. The population grew from 31,465 in 2010 to 42,002 in 2020. New garage slabs are usually sound, yet they still need grinding to give the primer a rough profile to bond to.

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Spread across three counties

Schertz lies in Guadalupe, Bexar and Comal counties. That does not change how we install a floor, but it can change who handles drainage questions or permits for related work like a new driveway apron. We focus on the coating and will tell you if something outside our scope needs attention first.

Ties to the bases

Many residents have connections to Randolph, Fort Sam Houston or Lackland, and part of Randolph's property extends into Schertz. Military families often want a garage that is easy to clean and presents well when it is time to move.

Schertz Ground Truths

Named for a flooding creek. The town was first called Cibolo Pit, then Cut Off, because Cibolo Creek floods cut the community off; it became Schertz in 1899.
Creek through the city. Cibolo Creek runs through Schertz just south of the historic downtown and forms the Guadalupe-Bexar county line.
Mostly newer slabs. The median build year is 2002; 26% of units date from the 2000s and 24.7% from the 2010s (ACS via Point2Homes).
Fast growth. The population grew from 31,465 in 2010 to 42,002 in 2020, an increase of 33.5%.

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Schertz Questions

My Schertz home is near Cibolo Creek. Will that affect a garage coating?

It might, depending on soil moisture and drainage around your slab. We test before quoting and choose the primer based on the readings.

What does white powder on my garage floor mean?

That is often efflorescence, salts carried up by moisture moving through the concrete. It is a sign we need to test carefully and may need a moisture-blocking primer.

Do you work in all three counties Schertz covers?

Yes. Whether your home is in the Guadalupe, Bexar or Comal County part of the city, the process is the same.

How long does a typical Schertz garage take?

Most two-car garages take two to three days from grinding to topcoat. We will tell you when foot traffic and cars can return.

Free Estimates in Schertz, TX

Free on-site estimates in Schertz, with a moisture test on every slab.

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