Epoxy Flake Floors
A full-broadcast flake floor that hides caliche dust and leaf litter, grips when wet, and hoses clean.
Wimberley, Texas ยท Hays County
Wimberley Epoxy Floors: Epoxy floors madefor the woods
Epoxy garages, stained cabin floors and tough shop slabs for homes under the oaks and cypress of the Wimberley Valley.
About Wimberley Epoxy Floors
Wimberley homes live close to the land. Gravel drives, muddy boots, dogs fresh out of Cypress Creek and the dust of a dry August all end up on the floor.
We build floors that shrug that off: epoxy flake garages, warm stained concrete for cabins and ranch houses, and heavy coatings for shops and barns. Every slab is ground and moisture-tested first, because homes near the creeks and river hold more water than most.
Floors for life in the valley
Concrete Staining
Earthy color that soaks into the slab. Right at home with cedar trim, limestone and big windows full of trees.
Metallic Epoxy
Hand-poured, high-gloss floors with movement like creek water, for studios, game rooms and show garages.
Stamped Concrete
Patios and walks with the look of Hill Country flagstone, graded for sloped, limestone lots.
From cabins to shops
How a Wimberley job runs
We drive out
Paved or gravel, we come to you, measure and test the slab.
Written quote
Prep, primer, coating and topcoat, all spelled out.
Grind and coat
Dust-controlled grinding, then the system goes down.
Walkthrough
We go over the finished floor and how to care for it.
Working under the trees
A lot of Wimberley sits near water, on the Blanco River, Cypress Creek and the springs that feed them. Slabs close to the creek can push moisture up from below, so we test every one and add a moisture-blocking primer when it needs one.
Plenty of homes here are guest cabins and weekend rentals, too. We plan installs and cure time around your bookings so you do not lose a weekend.
Neighborhoods we cover
- Wimberley Square
- Woodcreek
- Woodcreek North
- Blanco River
- Cypress Creek
- Ranch roads
Also Driftwood, Dripping Springs, San Marcos, Fischer, Kyle
Common questions
My house is near the river. Can you still coat the slab?
Usually, yes. We test for moisture first and add a moisture-blocking primer when the slab needs it.
Stain or epoxy for a cabin?
Stain gives a natural, mottled look that suits wood and stone. Epoxy gives a tougher, glossier surface. We bring samples of both.
Can you work around my rental bookings?
Yes. Give us your open dates and we will fit the install and cure time inside them.
How much does a floor cost?
It depends on the size, the slab and the system. We give you an exact written price after a free visit.
Free Wimberley estimate
Garage, cabin, shop or patio. Send the details and we will drive out, test the slab and bring real samples.