The Mother of Concrete Cities, founded in 1838

Epoxy Flooring in Seguin, TX

Coatings for a manufacturing town and for homes built across nearly two centuries.

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

Concrete Has a Long History Here

Epoxy flooring in Seguin goes onto concrete in a town that has been building with it for a very long time. In the 1800s, Dr. John E. Park used limecrete to put up nearly 100 structures, including the courthouse, schools and churches, and an 1870s writer called Seguin the Mother of Concrete Cities. About 20 of those buildings still stand. Today the town's concrete ranges from century-old foundations to slabs poured last year.

Industrial floors for local plants

Seguin is a manufacturing town. A former Motorola plant, later owned by Continental and now Schaeffler, employs about 1,750 people. Caterpillar assembles diesel engines here, CMC Steel runs a minimill and Tyson Foods processes chicken. Industrial and food-processing floors need far more than a garage system:

Thick, chemical-resistant coatings for oil, coolant and cleaners
Urethane cement in wet, hot washdown areas
Textured finishes for safe footing
Line striping for forklift lanes and walkways

We can phase work around shifts and shutdowns.

Homes old and new

Seguin's housing is spread across many decades. ACS figures summarized by Point2Homes show 9.7% built before 1950, 18.5% in the 1950s and 1960s, and 26% since 2010. An older home may have a thin slab with no vapor barrier. A new one will need grinding to open a smooth surface. We tailor prep to what we find.

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By the Guadalupe River

The Guadalupe River flows along the south side of the city. Low ground near a river can mean more moisture under a slab, so we test every floor and pick the primer to match.

Weather swings

Fast-moving cold fronts called northers can drop temperatures 30 degrees or more in a day. A sudden cold snap can slow a coating's cure, so we watch forecasts closely and schedule around sharp temperature drops.

Seguin Industry and Housing

Mother of Concrete Cities. Dr. John E. Park's limecrete construction produced nearly 100 structures in Seguin; about 20 remain.
Manufacturing employers. The former Motorola plant, now Schaeffler, employs about 1,750; Caterpillar, CMC Steel and Tyson Foods also operate in Seguin.
Housing across eras. The median build year is 1990, with 16.6% of units from the 2010s and 9.5% from the 1950s (ACS via Point2Homes).
Sharp cold fronts. Fast-moving northers can drop temperatures 30 degrees or more in a single day.

Our Services in Seguin, TX

Seguin Questions

Do you coat floors in manufacturing plants in Seguin?

Yes. We install industrial systems sized for forklifts, chemicals and washdowns, and we can schedule around shifts or shutdowns.

What works in a food-processing area?

Wet, hot areas usually call for urethane cement, which handles thermal shock and frequent washdown better than standard epoxy.

Can you coat an old house slab near downtown?

Usually. We test moisture and check the surface, since older slabs may lack a vapor barrier. A moisture-tolerant primer is often the answer.

Does cold weather delay installs?

Sometimes. If a norther will drop slab temperatures too far, we move the date so the coating cures properly.

Free Estimates in Seguin, TX

Seguin homeowners and plant managers alike can get a free look at the floor and a written quote.

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