Flooring Contractor in Midlothian, TX - Garage, Shop and Pool Deck Floors That Hold Up
Slabline DeSoto Epoxy Flooring is a flooring contractor based in DeSoto, TX. We coat, polish and resurface concrete floors in Midlothian, from home garages, basements and pool decks to shop and warehouse floors.
Midlothian floors and the homes they sit in
In Midlothian we see newer neighborhoods with wide attached garages, older homes closer to downtown, and shops and warehouses that local businesses run every day. The work is much the same as what we do in Waxahachie and Red Oak, a short drive away.
Larger lots often carry a detached shop or a pool, so one visit can cover a garage, a shop floor and a deck. Each of those slabs was poured and finished differently, and that decides how much grinding and repair has to come before any coating goes down.
Midlothian slabs and what they go through
Most of the floors we look at in Midlothian are garage, shop and patio slabs. The price moves with the floor's size and how much repair the concrete needs, and the schedule turns on prep and cure time.
Summer heat builds up in a closed garage, so we watch the slab's temperature and follow the coating maker's limits on when it can go down.
Pool decks sit in full sun and stay wet, so they need a textured finish made for sunlight, not an indoor epoxy that would yellow.
Newer garage slabs are usually troweled hard and smooth, so we grind them open before any coating goes on.
Older slabs often carry oil stains, cracks and old sealer, and those have to come off or a new coating won't bond.
I'll come out, look at your floor and measure it myself, so the estimate you get is for the slab you actually have.
Our service area, including Midlothian
We're based in DeSoto and work in Midlothian, Waxahachie, Red Oak and the other cities around them. If you don't see your city listed below, please ask us.
Flooring and concrete services in Midlothian
Epoxy Floor Coatings
For Midlothian garages and workrooms with bare gray concrete, an epoxy coating seals the slab against oil drips and dust and leaves a floor that mops clean.
Commercial & Industrial Epoxy Floor Coatings
Shops, warehouses and business floors around Midlothian take forklifts and rolling carts, so we put down thicker epoxy systems built for heavy traffic and spills.
Garage Floor Coatings
A home garage takes oil, road grime and dropped tools, so we prepare the slab and lay a flake coating that hides dust and wipes clean.
Polyaspartic Floor Coatings
When you want the garage back sooner, a polyaspartic coating cures faster than standard epoxy and holds its color better where sunlight comes through an open door.
Metallic Epoxy Flooring
For a Midlothian game room, home gym or showroom, metallic epoxy swirls pigment into a deep, marbled finish, and no two floors come out quite alike.
Urethane Cement Flooring
Commercial kitchens, wash bays and food spaces that see hot water and harsh cleaners do better with urethane cement, which handles heat and moisture better than epoxy.
Polished Concrete Flooring
Polished concrete suits Midlothian shops and open living areas where you want a hard, glossy floor with no coating on top to scratch or peel.
Stained Concrete Flooring
Stained concrete puts warm, varied color into a patio, living area or storefront slab, a good fit when you like the look of the concrete itself.
Terrazzo Flooring
Terrazzo sets chips of glass or stone into a ground and polished floor, and it's often chosen for entryways and lobbies that need to keep their looks.
Basement Flooring
For a basement or below-grade room, we check the slab for moisture first and then choose a coating that handles damp and cleans up easily.
Concrete Grinding & Surface Preparation
Every coating starts here. We grind the slab to open its surface, cut out loose patches and fill cracks so the new floor has something to hold.
Concrete Sealing
A clear sealer protects driveways, patios and bare garage floors from stains and water, and it's a simpler choice when you don't need a full coating.
Concrete Resurfacing & Overlays
When a patio, walkway or floor is worn, flaking or patched, an overlay gives it a fresh surface without tearing out the slab underneath.
Self-Leveling Concrete & Overlays
Self-leveling overlays fill low spots and smooth out uneven slabs in additions, shops and older rooms, so tile, wood or a coating can go down flat.
Pool Deck Coatings & Resurfacing
Worn or cracked pool decks around Midlothian homes can often be resurfaced and coated instead of replaced, which is usually far less disruptive to the yard.
Concrete Floor Stripping & Removal
Before a new floor goes down, old epoxy, paint, tile adhesive or failing sealer has to come off, and we strip it back to clean concrete.
Get a free written estimate for your Midlothian floor
We reply to every call and message within one business day. I'll set a time to come out to your Midlothian property, look at the floor and measure it myself, and then you'll get your estimate in writing. It's free, and there's no obligation.
- Call
- (972) 450-9481
- Hours
- Mon–Fri: 6 AM–10 PM, Sat–Sun: 7 AM–11 PM
Why Midlothian homeowners and businesses call us
I learned this trade working beside my father, and I started this business in DeSoto in 2023. We're licensed and insured, and our work is backed by our satisfaction guarantee.
The owner measures and runs the job
I come out to look at your floor and measure it myself, so the person quoting is the person responsible. Our own small crew does the work, and I'm on site running it.
Preparation comes before the coating
My father taught me that a floor is only as good as the concrete under it. We grind and repair before anything goes down, and I'd rather turn down a job than coat a floor where it won't hold.
The right system for each floor
A garage, a pool deck and a shop floor wear in different ways, so we match the coating to how you use the space. Please call (972) 450-9481, and I'll come take a look.
Midlothian flooring questions we hear most
Do I need a city permit for a concrete floor or coating job in Midlothian?
It may need one, because the city requires a building permit before any improvements or alterations to a property inside Midlothian city limits. The Building Inspections Department issues those permits, and its list of projects includes all flatwork and pools, so new concrete or pool deck work can fall under it. For a coating on an existing floor, we check with the department before we quote, and when a permit is needed we pull it ourselves. The city only issues permits to contractors registered with it, so it's a fair thing to ask anyone you're considering.
How do I schedule a building inspection in Midlothian?
Inspections are requested through MyGov, the city's online system, and the city guarantees a next-day inspection for online requests placed before 5:00 pm. Phone requests need 48 hours, and the permit package and address have to be posted on site. Work should be finished before the request goes in, because incomplete work may bring a $50.00 re-inspection fee, so on a job we've pulled the permit for, we plan our requests around the work.
Who handles permits outside Midlothian city limits in unincorporated Ellis County?
Ellis County does, through its Department of Development, also called Ellis Permits, which confirms what a project needs and starts the permitting process. The county requires permits for structures, septic systems, culverts and more in areas outside any city's limits. Please tell us your address when you call, and we'll check which office covers your property before we quote.
How much does an epoxy garage floor cost in Midlothian?
The cost comes down to your own floor, so I give you a figure in writing after I've seen it and measured it. Size sets the starting point, and the condition of the concrete moves it most, because cracks, oil-soaked spots and old sealer or paint all add grinding, repair or stripping. The system you choose matters too, since a flake epoxy usually costs less than a polyaspartic or metallic finish.
What causes a garage floor coating to peel in Texas heat?
Most peeling starts with a coating that never bonded, usually because it went over smooth, dirty or sealed concrete. Hot tires make the problem show, because they soften a weak coating and lift it where the car sits. A thin store-kit coating rolled over unground concrete is a common example, and fixing it starts with stripping it off and grinding the slab.
What is the best way to choose between epoxy and polished concrete for a Midlothian home?
Choose by how the floor is used. An epoxy or polyaspartic coating usually suits a garage, because it seals the slab against oil and road grime. Polished concrete suits indoor floors and shops where you want a hard, low-upkeep surface with nothing on top to wear through, and I'm happy to talk through both when I come out.
Call about your Midlothian floor today
We take calls seven days a week, from early morning into the evening, so you can reach us at (972) 450-9481 or send your floor's details through our contact form whenever it suits you.
Mon–Fri: 6 AM–10 PM, Sat–Sun: 7 AM–11 PM