MONTGOMERY, TEXAS · FIRST COUNTY SEAT

Garage Floor Coatings in Montgomery, TX

Montgomery has been a town since 1837 and sits on the shore of Lake Conroe today. We coat garage, patio and walkway floors for the lake communities and the historic homes around the downtown.

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MontgomeryLake Conroe and downtown

Local roots

Floors for homes, shops and lake houses

Montgomery is where Montgomery County began. W. W. Shepperd founded the town in July 1837, and when the county was created that December it became the first county seat. Today it is a small city with historic buildings on one side and Lake Conroe waterfront communities on the other, and our work covers both.

Life on the lake is hard on bare concrete: boat trailers, wet feet, golf carts, coolers and garages that double as storage. We diamond-grind the slab, repair cracks, lay a 100% solids epoxy base, broadcast full flake and finish with a polyaspartic top coat that resists UV, oil and hot tires.

Whether you live in an older home near downtown or a new build near the water, the first step is the same: a free visit where we look at the slab you have and talk through the finish.

Epoxy flooring in Montgomery, TX

History downtown, lake life nearby

Montgomery was founded in 1837, and its past is easy to find. Fernland Historical Park, established in 2012, preserves some of the oldest buildings in the area, including the Arnold-Simonton House built in 1845, and the Davis Cottage and Museum is another historic home kept by the Montgomery Historical Society.

Downtown, older storefronts and landmarks like First State Bank give the business district its look. A little way out, the waterfront communities along Lake Conroe have marinas and boat ramps. We coat garages and patios for historic homes near the square and for lake houses with boats and trailers to park.

Close-up of a blue and gray epoxy flake blend

Your estimate

What an Estimate Covers

Every Montgomery estimate lists each step, so you can see what goes into the floor.

  • Diamond grinding of the slab
  • Repair of minor to moderate cracks at no charge
  • 100% solids epoxy base
  • Full flake broadcast in your blend
  • Polyaspartic top coat
  • Five-year workmanship warranty

What we coat

Lake-ready garages and patios

Four projects that fit life near Lake Conroe.

Garage floors

Flake floors with a polyaspartic top coat that hoses clean after a day on the lake.

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Patio floors

A textured, sealed surface for covered patios and porches, comfortable underfoot and easy to rinse.

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Walkway floors

Slip-resistant flake from the front door to the drive or the boat house.

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Metallic floors

Swirled metallic epoxy for a garage, game room or lake-house room that stands out.

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Explore our floors: garage floors, patio floors, walkway floors, metallic floors, solid color floors, polyaspartic floors and commercial floors.

Recent work

Patios and garages, finished

Flake floors with a polyaspartic top coat.

Epoxy Flake Patio in Montgomery, TX
Epoxy Flake Garage Floor in Montgomery, TX
Epoxy Flake Garage Floor in Montgomery, TX
Epoxy Flake Garage Floor in Montgomery, TX
Finished epoxy flake garage floor in Montgomery, TX

Where we work

Neighborhoods we serve

Flip a card to learn about the area and what it means for your floor.

Also serving Willis, Conroe and Magnolia.

A closer look

Walden on Lake Conroe

Walden sits on a tree-lined peninsula on the west side of the lake, with a marina, a golf club and garages that work hard. Here is what that means for a floor.

The Marina

Walden has a private marina with more than 500 slips, a yacht club and two boat ramps, so many garages hold trailers, coolers and gear for a day on the water.

Golf and Racquet Clubs

An 18-hole private golf club and a racquet club with 16 tennis courts keep residents busy, and golf carts, clubs and bikes crowd a lot of garage floors.

Garages and Patios Here

Homes range from patio homes and townhouses to large estates. We coat garages, covered patios and walkways, and grind and recoat older slabs.

Start to finish

From Cracked Slab to Finished Garage

Here is what happens on the day we arrive, and how we handle older slabs.

Grind the Surface

Diamond grinding removes the glaze and opens up the concrete so the coating can bond. Chips and minor to moderate cracks are filled and leveled before anything goes down.

Build the Color

The epoxy base goes on first, then flake is broadcast by hand across the wet coat. Once it sets, the extra flake is swept away and the surface is ready for sealing.

Lock It In

A polyaspartic top coat seals the flake and stands up to UV, hot tires and chemicals. We sweep and clean the space before we leave.

Every Slab Is Different

Concrete laid decades ago can have hairline cracks, old stains and uneven spots. We inspect each one at your estimate before we recommend a plan. You see exactly what we found and what each fix involves before you decide.

Repairs Come First

Minor to moderate cracks are repaired as part of the job, so the finished floor looks smooth and even instead of showing the damage underneath. That prep is what keeps the coating from lifting later.

A Finish That Fits the Home

Subtle flake blends suit older and more traditional exteriors, and bolder blends work well for a shop or a workshop bay. Bring a photo of the house and we will help match the color.

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More Finished Floors

Garages, walkways and patios coated with flake and polyaspartic. Every finished floor starts as plain concrete, and each one is prepped and sealed the same careful way.

Wide view of a finished epoxy flake garage floor
Finished epoxy flake floor under a covered carport
Epoxy flake walkway garden path
Close-up of an epoxy flake blend
Finished epoxy flake garage floor
Finished epoxy flake floor
Finished epoxy flake walkway

Free estimate

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Our commitment

A Written Price and a Finished Floor

Before work starts you get the full price in writing. We handle the prep, the coating and the cleanup, and the job is backed by our 5-year workmanship warranty. If you have questions along the way, call or text and a real person answers.

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Local history

The first county seat of Montgomery County

Nearly two centuries of Texas history in one small city.

1837

Founded

W. W. Shepperd founds the town in July on his 200-acre tract. Montgomery County is created on December 14, and the town becomes its first county seat.

1839

A flag story

The town later credits resident Charles B. Stewart with designing the Lone Star flag in 1839, and calls itself the birthplace of the Texas flag. Some flag historians question the claim.

1845

An 1845 house

The Arnold-Simonton House is built. It now stands in Fernland Historical Park and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

1848

Incorporation

The Legislature incorporates Montgomery on February 26, and Nathaniel Hart Davis becomes its first mayor.

1889

The seat moves

The railroad has made Conroe the county's hub, and Conroe is chosen as the new county seat.

What local conditions mean for your floor

Built for lake life

Six things we plan around here.

Boat trailers and wet feet

Trailers and wet gear are hard on thin coatings. A flake floor has grip, and the top coat resists hot tires and cleans easily.

Older slabs near downtown

Older homes mean older slabs with settling cracks and past coatings. We inspect, grind and repair before any epoxy goes down.

Garages that hold everything

Golf carts, coolers, fishing gear and tools: lakeside garages store a lot. A sealed floor resists oil and spills and wipes clean.

New Garage Slabs

A fresh slab is a good candidate for coating once the concrete is ready. We will tell you the right timing at your estimate. Coating early gives a new garage a finished look from the first day.

Patios and Porches

Covered patios and back porches get a textured flake finish that is slip-resistant and easy to rinse. It turns a plain slab into a comfortable place to spend an evening.

Walkways and Entries

A coated walkway ties the front door to the driveway and gives the entrance a clean, finished look. Guests notice it first, and it is just as easy to rinse as the garage.

Make Your Tired Concrete Look Brand New

Call or text 936-249-6985 for a free estimate in Montgomery.

Common questions

Questions Homeowners Ask

Lake garages, older slabs and what to expect.

How much does epoxy flooring cost in Montgomery?

Epoxy flake floors start from $5 per square foot with a $1,250 minimum. Flake garage floors start at $1,250 for a 1-car, $1,750 for a 2-car, from $2,750 for a 3-car and from $3,750 for a 4-car. The final price depends on the size, the condition of the slab and the finish, and the estimate is free.

Do you coat garage floors in Bentwater, Walden and April Sound?

Yes. We work throughout Montgomery, including the Lake Conroe communities of Bentwater, Walden, April Sound and Grand Harbor, along with the older neighborhoods near downtown.

Can you epoxy the old floor in an older Montgomery home?

Yes. We grind off old coatings and stains, repair minor to moderate cracks at no charge and flag structural issues before we start. Older slabs often need more prep, and we price that in the estimate.

What if my floor already has paint or an old coating?

We grind it off. Diamond grinding removes paint and old coatings and opens the concrete, so the new epoxy bonds to bare slab instead of the old layer.

Do cracks have to be repaired before epoxy goes down?

Yes, and minor to moderate cracks are repaired at no extra charge. We fill and level them before any coating goes on, and we point out a structural problem before we start.

Will I see the repairs after the floor is coated?

Repairs are filled and ground level before coating, and the flake pattern helps them blend in. If one will still show, we tell you at the estimate.

Is epoxy a good choice for a lakeside garage with a boat or trailer?

Yes. The polyaspartic top coat resists hot-tire pickup and cleans with a hose and a mop.

My house is brand new. Can you coat the slab yet?

Wait until the slab is dry, not just 28 days old. We test the moisture in new concrete before we coat, and that reading tells us when the floor is ready. Coating too early can trap moisture and cause the coating to lift.

Can you coat an older garage, shop or outbuilding slab?

Yes. We inspect the slab, grind off stains and old coatings, repair cracks and then coat it, whether it is a house garage, a workshop or a barn floor.

How long does epoxy last, and will it peel?

Peeling almost always comes from poor preparation, not the coating. We grind the slab so the epoxy bonds into the concrete, and we back our workmanship with a 5-year warranty.

What does the polyaspartic top coat do?

It is a clear, UV-stable coat that goes over the flake. It resists hot tires, chemicals and yellowing, and it gives the floor its shine.

Can I coat my own garage floor?

You can, but a kit or garage paint rarely matches a professional job. Diamond grinding, a 100% solids epoxy base and a polyaspartic top coat are what make a floor last, and most kits skip them.

Can you coat a covered patio or porch?

Yes. We coat patios and porches with a slip-resistant finish that is easy to rinse after a day on the lake.

Can you coat the garage and patio on the same project?

Yes. Many homeowners add a patio or walkway to the garage job so it is one estimate and one project.

When can we use the patio again?

You can walk on it after about 24 hours and use it lightly after about 3 days. Full cure takes about 7 days at 68 F, so wait until then for heavy furniture and planters.

How long does installation take?

Most 1 to 2 car garages take about 2 days. Larger garages and shops take longer, and we confirm the schedule in your estimate.

Do I need to empty the garage first?

Yes, clear it so the slab is open wall to wall. Move cars, bikes, shelving and storage out, and we handle everything from there.

Do I need to be home during the install?

No. Give us access to the garage or patio, then go about your day. We take care of the rest.

How bad is the dust from grinding?

We grind with dust extraction and vacuum the slab, so the dust stays under control. We also clean up before we leave.

What if it rains on my install day?

A garage has a roof over it, so garage work usually carries on, while patio and walkway days depend on the forecast. We watch the weather and reschedule an outdoor day if we need to.

Can you coat a garage in summer heat and humidity?

Yes, within limits. The slab has to stay at least 5.5 F above the dew point, humidity has to stay under 85 percent and the temperature cannot run above 85 F, so we plan around the hottest afternoons and damp days.

Do you clean up afterward?

Yes. Full cleanup and a vacuumed slab are part of every job, so you get your garage back ready to use.

Do you work near downtown Montgomery?

Yes. We serve the historic business district and the neighborhoods around it, as well as the lake communities south and east of town.

My neighborhood is not on your list. Can you still do my floor?

Most likely. We work across Montgomery County and north Houston. Call 936-249-6985 and we will tell you whether we can reach you.

Will hot tires damage an epoxy floor?

Hot tires lift cheap coatings. That is why we finish with a polyaspartic top coat over the flake and epoxy base, which stands up to hot tires after a summer drive or a day at Lake Conroe. A boat trailer or a truck parked in the garage is no different.

How soon can I walk and park on my new floor?

It depends on temperature and humidity, so we give you exact times for walking, light use and parking in your written estimate. Foot traffic comes sooner than vehicles, and we will tell you plainly when the car can go back in. A floor that cures fully lasts longer.

How do I clean and care for a flake floor?

Sweep or dust mop, then wash with a soft mop and a mild pH-neutral cleaner. Skip harsh solvents and abrasive pads, and wipe up oil and chemicals soon after a spill.

What does your warranty cover?

Our 5-year warranty covers our workmanship, which means the prep and the installation. If the coating fails because of how we installed it, such as peeling or lifting, we make it right. It does not cover damage from outside causes like impact or chemical spills left to sit.

Do you use your own crew or subcontractors?

Our own crew does every job. Nothing is subbed out, and we oversee the work from start to finish.

Does the warranty transfer if I sell the house?

No. The 5-year workmanship warranty covers the original customer and does not transfer to a new owner.

Do I have to sit through a sales appointment?

No. The estimate is free, with no obligation, and you get the price in writing. You talk with the owners directly.

Can I see real samples before I commit?

Yes. We bring flake samples to your estimate so you can see the colors in your own light. The blend you choose becomes final once material is ordered, so pick at the estimate.

Will the color fade in the Texas sun?

Flake blends hold their color well because the color lives in the flakes sealed under a UV-stable polyaspartic top coat, not in a plain pigment at the surface. That matters for an epoxy garage with the door open to afternoon sun and even more for epoxy patios and walkways in full sun. Our guide to epoxy floors in Texas heat and humidity covers how we plan for it.

Find us

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We are based in Conroe and work across Montgomery County. Tell us about your floor and you get a price from the owners.