Epoxy Floor Coatings
A tough, easy-to-clean coating for a bare or tired slab in a garage, laundry room or workshop, put down over a ground and repaired surface so it bonds.
Slabworks Epoxy Floors of Waxahachie is a flooring contractor serving Hutchins, TX. We coat, polish, seal and resurface concrete in garages, patios, basements, pool decks, shops and kitchens, and we fix the slab before any finish goes down.

Slabworks Epoxy Floors of Waxahachie is a flooring contractor based in Waxahachie, TX, and we bring the same work up to Hutchins: epoxy and polyaspartic coatings, polished and stained concrete, overlays, sealing and stripping old finishes. Homeowners call us about garages, patios and pool decks, and business owners call about floors that take a beating every day.
Most of what we see in Hutchins starts with a slab that's been asked to do a lot. A garage floor with oil soaked into it, a patio with old paint flaking at the edges, a shop floor worn smooth where the carts run. Before we talk finishes, I want to know why the old one let go, because most floor failures I've seen started under the coating, not in it.
That's why a job here runs the same way as one in Lancaster or any other city around Waxahachie. We grind the surface open so a coating can grab, fill the cracks and low spots, check how the slab handles moisture, and only then put down the finish you picked. It's like fixing a tractor. You find the real problem before you bolt on new parts.
A tough, easy-to-clean coating for a bare or tired slab in a garage, laundry room or workshop, put down over a ground and repaired surface so it bonds.
For shops, warehouses and kitchens where carts, forklifts and spills work the floor every day, we build a thicker system matched to the traffic and the cleaning it gets.
When oil stains, hot-tire marks or peeling paint have taken over your garage, we strip it back, grind it and lay down a coating that wipes clean.
A faster-curing coating for people who can't give up the garage or shop for long, and it usually holds its color in sunlight better than most epoxies.
A poured, swirled finish with real depth to it, good for a showroom, a home bar or a game room where you want the floor to be what people notice.
Built for commercial kitchens and food prep areas that see hot water, grease and heavy washdowns, where a regular epoxy would soften or let go.
We grind and polish the slab you already have into a hard, glossy floor, a good fit for shops, offices and homes that want concrete without a coating.
Color soaked into the concrete itself, then sealed, for patios, living areas and storefronts where you want warmth without covering the slab up.
Chips of glass or stone set in a binder and ground smooth, for an entry, lobby or main room where you want a floor that looks finished for years.
If you have a below-grade room, moisture coming up through the slab is the first thing we check, then we pick a coating or overlay that suits it.
The step under every good floor. We grind off glue, paint and the weak top layer so whatever goes down next bonds to sound concrete.
A clear sealer for a driveway, patio or bare garage slab that's soaking up stains and water, so it cleans easier and wears slower.
When a slab is pitted or spalled, with chips flaking off the top, a bonded overlay gives you a new surface without tearing the concrete out.
For floors that dip, slope or have uneven patches, a self-leveling pour flattens the surface before tile, vinyl or a coating goes on top.
Pool decks take sun, water and bare feet, so we repair the cracks and lay down a textured finish that gives wet feet better footing.
Old epoxy, paint, carpet glue or a failed coating has to come off before anything new can stick, and we take it down to clean concrete.
Send the form or call (972) 903-8033, and we'll reply within one business day to set a time. I come out to your Hutchins property myself, look at the floor with you and go over the job. The estimate is free, and there's no obligation.
(972) 903-8033In Hutchins, construction permits come from the city's Community Development department, and the city requires them for certain kinds of work inside city limits. Whether your floor job is one of them is a question for the City Permit Office at (972) 225-6121, extension 110. We check with them while we plan your job and handle any permit the work calls for, and if there's a review or an inspection, we set our dates around it.
Contractors register with the city through its online permit portal, so it's fair to ask anyone you're thinking of hiring whether they've done that. We're licensed and fully insured, and our crew works across the cities north of Waxahachie, from Hutchins up to Mesquite.
Price comes down to the size of the floor, the shape the slab is in, whether an old coating has to come off, how many cracks need filling and which system you choose, since a flake or metallic finish takes more steps than a clear sealer. The schedule turns on that same prep, plus the coating's cure time and any city review. You'll get your own figure when I come out to look at the floor.
I grew up fixing whatever broke on the family farm, and pouring and patching barn floors is how I first learned concrete. I've run this business out of Waxahachie since 2013, and I still come out myself to look at your floor, then work the job alongside our crew.
What we're known for is showing you what's going on with your slab before you pick a finish. I'll point out the cracks, the soft spots and the old coating that's letting go, and explain why each prep step is there. I'd rather spend the extra time up front than watch a floor peel up a year later.
We're licensed and fully insured, and our promise is simple. Your satisfaction, guaranteed. When you're ready, call (972) 903-8033 or use our estimate request form, and take whatever time you need to decide.
A few things about Hutchins change how we plan a job here, from where the city sits to the kinds of floors people call us about. Here's what we keep in mind.
Hutchins is a Dallas County city with Dallas on its north and northwest side, Lancaster to the southwest, Wilmer to the south and the Trinity River to the east. For us that's a short run up from Waxahachie with the grinder, vacuums and materials on the trailer, so a job here gets planned the same way as one closer to home.
A lot of the garage floors we're called about work as a shop, a storage room and a parking spot all at once. That changes the choice, because a floor that sees jacks, dropped tools and road grime needs a thicker system and a texture that isn't slick. We'll talk through how you really use the space before we recommend anything.
Shop and kitchen owners call us when the floor is part of the job, taking carts, grease, hot water and daily mopping. On those floors we pick the system by what spills on it and how it gets cleaned, which is why a commercial kitchen often gets urethane cement while a dry storage room may only need epoxy or a polish.
If your flooring is part of a remodel or new build, the city's development staff offer review meetings for applicants by appointment, booked at (972) 225-6121. It's a chance to go over your plans with the city before you submit them, so the floor at the end of the project isn't left waiting on paperwork.
Your price comes from the floor's size, the slab's condition and the coating system you pick. Grinding off old paint, filling a lot of cracks or adding flakes or a metallic finish all add steps, while a clear coat on a sound slab takes fewer. I'll walk the floor with you and give you your number on site.
Move out the cars, shelves and boxes so we can grind the floor edge to edge. Tell us ahead of time about any old paint, sealer or oil spills, because those change how much stripping and grinding the job needs. We handle the cleaning, crack filling and surface prep ourselves.
You wait until the coating has cured, and we go by the maker's cure time for the product on your floor. Polyaspartic coatings usually let you back on sooner than a standard epoxy, which matters if the garage is your only parking. We'll tell you the wait for your system before we start.
Email the city's Permit Technician at Inspections@cityofhutchinstx.gov before 4:00 p.m. on the business day before you want the inspection. That one-day lead time is why we line up any inspection ahead of the finishing steps, and on jobs where we handle the permit, we send the request ourselves.
For new construction or a remodel, residential or commercial, the plan review fee is due when the plans are submitted, and the other fees are due once the review is done and approved. The amounts are set in the city's fee schedule. If your flooring is part of a permitted project, we'll tell you where it falls in that order.
Hutchins has adopted the International Residential Code and the International Building Code, along with the international plumbing, mechanical, energy and fuel gas codes, the National Electrical Code and the International Fire Code. We check with the city about what applies to your job while we plan it.
We pick up at (972) 903-8033 from 6 AM to 11 PM every day, so you can reach us before work, after supper or on a weekend, or send the form whenever it suits you.