Epoxy Floor & Concrete Coating Contractors in Nacogdoches, Texas

Nacogdoches lays claim to being the oldest town in Texas, and its brick-paved downtown streets, historic buildings and museums reflect centuries of history. Stephen F. Austin State University gives the city a college-town energy, and its Ruby M. Mize Azalea Garden blazes with color each spring. Lake Nacogdoches lies west of town, and the Angelina and Davy Crockett National Forests stretch across the surrounding Piney Woods.

Rain, pines and red clay

Deep East Texas is one of the wettest parts of the state. Rain falls often, humidity stays high, and shaded slabs under the pines can stay damp for days. Mildew grows easily on porous concrete, and moisture vapor rising through slabs can cause coatings to blister or peel. The region’s red clay and sandy soils also shift with moisture, cracking slabs. A moisture-tolerant primer, careful crack repair and a mildew-resistant, slip-resistant finish are the best combination.

• Garages and carports on historic homes and newer neighborhoods
• Student rentals that need durable, easy-to-clean floors
• Covered porches and patios under tall pines
• Shops and barns on rural acreage and timber land

Rental owners near the university appreciate floors that stand up to heavy turnover, and coated concrete in garages, laundry rooms and patios lasts far longer than many alternatives. Rural shops and barns need chemical-resistant floors that hold up to trucks, tractors and spilled fluids. Contact the contractor listed for Nacogdoches to talk through your project, ask how they handle damp slabs, and request a written estimate.