Diamond ground, professionally coated, built to last. The Epoxy Company serves Longview and the surrounding East Texas communities with the same system that's earned us a 5.0★ rating across 120+ reviews from real homeowners.
The Epoxy Company travels to Longview and East Texas regularly, and for good reason. Longview homeowners take pride in their properties, and a quality epoxy floor is an investment that pays off every time you open the garage door.
We bring everything to the job. Our truck is stocked with industrial diamond grinders, HEPA dust collection, and professional-grade coatings. You don't lose anything by being outside the DFW core, you get the same crew, the same materials, and the same result.
Longview grew up around the oil and timber industries, and a lot of that history still shows in the concrete we work on, older slabs in neighborhoods near downtown and LeTourneau University that have carried decades of Gregg County heat and humidity, sometimes with a builder-grade coating from the 80s or 90s that's long overdue for replacement. At the same time, Longview has newer subdivisions pushing out toward Highway 259 and the Judson Road corridor, with concrete poured in just the last few years. We read each job differently depending on which situation we're walking into.
Every install in Longview starts with diamond grinding and ends with a polyaspartic topcoat. The difference is in the layers.
Every contractor promises a great floor. Here's what we actually do differently.
"Best garage floor I’ve ever seen. The Epoxy Company showed up on time, kept everything clean, and the final product is absolutely incredible. My neighbors can’t stop asking who did it."
"I got three quotes. They were the only company that explained exactly what prep work they do. I went with The Pro package and two years later it still looks brand new."
"They drove out to our place, no complaints, no extra fees. Done our 3-car garage in two days. Looks like something out of a magazine. Highly recommend."
The Epoxy Company installs epoxy and polyaspartic floors throughout Longview and the surrounding Tyler & East Texas area. Not seeing your town? We cover all of North, East & Central Texas, just ask.
Longview's older neighborhoods, especially closer to downtown and around LeTourneau University, have some of the most established concrete in our East Texas territory. A lot of those garage slabs are decades old and have already been through at least one coating attempt, often a builder-grade paint or an early-generation epoxy kit that's now peeling, yellowed, or chalking from years of direct sun. Before we ever quote a job on one of these slabs, we're already planning for the extra step of stripping that old material during the diamond grind, since it has to come off completely before a new system will actually bond.
Newer construction out toward the Judson Road corridor and Highway 259 tells a different story, concrete poured within the last few years that can still be releasing moisture even though it looks completely dry. We test for that on every new-build estimate rather than assuming young concrete is automatically ready, because coating over a slab that's still curing is one of the fastest ways to end up with a bubbling floor a year later.
New-construction slabs also tend to come troweled very smooth right from the builder, which looks clean but gives a coating almost nothing to physically grip onto. That's part of why some DIY epoxy kits fail within months on Longview's newer homes. Our diamond grind opens that slick surface up mechanically, creating a real profile for the base coat to bond into instead of sitting on top of a polished trowel finish.
Longview also sits in genuinely humid East Texas conditions, more so than our home territory around Denison, and that humidity slows cure times and adds moisture pressure from the clay soil beneath every slab in Gregg County. We factor that into scheduling and material choice on every job here, it's not an afterthought.
The Base gives you a genuinely solid flake floor, diamond ground, epoxy base, full flake broadcast, and a polyaspartic topcoat, and it holds up well on a slab that tests dry. The Pro is what most Longview homeowners choose, largely because of the moisture pressure from Gregg County clay and the added protection of the moisture vapor barrier primer, paired with a polyurea base coat that flexes and bonds better than standard epoxy. The Flagship is our top build, a full polyaspartic base with two topcoats for the deepest gloss we offer, popular with Longview homeowners turning a garage into a workshop, home gym, or a space to show off a project car.
Most two-car garages take two working days. Day one is the grind, we strip any old coating, open the concrete surface, vacuum and clean it thoroughly, address any cracks, then lay the base coat and broadcast flake to full rejection while it's still tacky. Day two, once the flake has cured and been scraped back smooth, we roll the polyaspartic topcoat. Because of Longview's humidity, we pay close attention to weather conditions and cure times on install day rather than running a fixed schedule regardless of the forecast. Most homeowners can walk the floor within about a day and drive on it within a few days, we'll give you the real timeline for your specific job.
We run Simiron base coats and Torginol flake on every Longview install, chosen because Simiron's slow-cure formulas hold up in higher humidity, giving the material time to fully wet out and bond before it sets, rather than skinning over prematurely. Torginol flake keeps its color through years of direct East Texas sun, and our polyaspartic topcoat resists the yellowing and chalking that plain epoxy topcoats develop over time, exactly the kind of failure we see on a lot of the older, peeling Longview slabs we get called out to fix.
A properly installed polyaspartic system needs very little maintenance, even in a humid climate. Dust mop or sweep regularly, warm water and mild soap with a soft brush for anything tougher, and it's safe to power wash once fully cured. Wipe up oil, coolant, and fertilizer promptly rather than letting it sit, since chemical resistant isn't the same as chemical proof over a long soak. No waxing, no annual resealing, just a floor that holds up on its own for years.
Ready to see what your Longview garage could look like? Call or text 817-818-6925 for a free estimate. We come to you, look at the actual concrete, and tell you honestly what it needs.
A lot of the peeling garage floors we get called out to fix in Longview started with an acid etch instead of a real diamond grind. Acid etching relies on a chemical reaction to lightly roughen a slab's surface, and that reaction is inconsistent even under ideal conditions, and worse in a humid climate like ours where temperature and moisture in the air both affect how the acid performs. It also can't remove an existing coating, so any contractor who acid etches over an old builder-grade paint is setting up the exact kind of failure we see constantly in Longview's older neighborhoods.
Diamond grinding is mechanical, not chemical, so it performs the same regardless of humidity or temperature. We select the diamond bond and grit sequence based on your actual slab, strip whatever coating is already there, and leave a uniform profile the new system can grip into across the entire floor, not just in spots where the chemistry happened to cooperate. It takes longer than an acid wash, and it's non-negotiable on every job we run in Longview.
Plenty of our Longview-area work isn't inside the city limits at all. Gregg and Harrison counties have a good number of acreage properties, workshop buildings, and barndominiums within a short drive of town, and those jobs get the same standard as anything on a Longview street, usually with a bigger bay and denser concrete poured to handle equipment rather than just a couple of daily drivers. We adjust our grind sequence and topcoat build to match how the space is actually used, a rural shop that sees welding sparks and heavy tools needs more film build than a floor that only ever holds two cars.
Marshall, Kilgore, White Oak, and Gladewater are all part of our regular route too. Being outside Longview proper has never meant a longer wait or a different standard of work, the same crew and the same equipment make the trip regardless of the exact address.
If you're not sure whether we cover your specific address, call anyway. Chances are good it's already part of our regular route, and if it's not, we're usually happy to add it.
When you're weighing quotes for a Longview garage, ask every contractor the same three questions: do they diamond grind or acid etch, do they test for moisture before they coat, and who exactly will be doing the physical installation. National franchises frequently subcontract that last part out, meaning the crew that shows up may not be the same people, or held to the same standard, job to job. With us, the person who quotes your garage is the same person on the grinder and the same person rolling the topcoat, every single time we're on site.
The estimate takes about fifteen to twenty minutes. We walk the garage, check for cracks, existing coatings, and moisture concerns given Gregg County's clay soil and humidity, measure the actual square footage, and talk through which system fits your goals. You'll get a firm price before we leave, not a vague range to chase down later, and we work the install around your calendar instead of making you wait weeks for an opening. Bring your questions, we'd rather answer them standing on your concrete than have you guessing after the fact.
Every install we complete in Longview comes with a workmanship warranty, and we can offer that confidently because of how the floor was built, not in spite of it. Diamond grinding and moisture testing take more time upfront than an acid etch and a guess, but they're also why failures are rare in the first place. If something about our installation does go wrong, we make it right. Ask any Longview contractor exactly what their warranty covers and for how long, in writing, before signing anything, a warranty on the material alone doesn't help you if the coating fails because of skipped prep on install day.
Whatever your garage, shop, or barndominium looks like, and wherever it sits in Gregg, Harrison, or one of the surrounding counties, the process stays the same: an honest look at your actual concrete, a real diamond grind, materials we trust, and a straight answer about which system fits. Call or text 817-818-6925 whenever you're ready to get on the schedule.
We hear from Longview homeowners fairly often who assumed being outside the DFW metro would mean a smaller crew, a longer wait, or a scaled-back version of the process. That hasn't been our experience. We plan the drive from our home base in Denison into the schedule, bring the full equipment setup, diamond grinders, HEPA dust collection, coatings, and flake, in one trip, and treat a Longview garage with the same standard as anything twenty minutes from the shop. If you've been putting off getting a quote because of the distance, that's not a real obstacle on our end.
Plenty of the Longview garages we coat serve more than one purpose, a home gym with rubber flooring rolled out on top, a workshop with a welding station and tool chests, or an oversized bay set up for working on cars on weekends. Each of those uses changes what we recommend, and we'd rather ask how you actually plan to use the space than assume every garage is identical. A floor that sees a squat rack moved daily needs a coating tough enough to handle repeated abrasion in the same spots, and a shop with real tool use benefits from the heavier build and added chemical resistance of The Flagship system.
Most Longview garage floors run about $6 to $10 per square foot installed. The Base system starts at $6, The Pro at $8, and The Flagship at $10. Your exact price depends on the size and condition of your concrete, and every estimate is free.
Most residential floors in Longview are finished in one to two days. We diamond grind the concrete, lay the base coat and flake, then return for the polyaspartic topcoat. You can usually walk on it the next day and park on it within a few days.
Yes. A properly prepped floor resists hot tires, oil, and chemicals, cleans up with a mop, and lasts for years without peeling. In the Longview heat and clay soil, the prep and moisture barrier we use are what keep it down for the long haul.
Dry, our flake floors have real texture and the polyaspartic topcoat is rated for traction. Any hard floor gets slick when wet, so for extra grip we can add an aluminum oxide anti-slip additive to the topcoat for a little more.
Yes. The Epoxy Company is based in Denison and covers Longview and the surrounding area. Garages, shops, and barndominiums are what we do best, and estimates are always free. Call 817-818-6925.
We let the work speak. We diamond grind every floor, use quality Simiron and Torginol materials, coat clean out to the door, and back it with a workmanship warranty. Call 817-818-6925 for a free Longview estimate.
Yes. Removing an old, failing coating is part of our diamond grinding process. We strip it completely and profile the bare concrete underneath so the new system bonds directly to the slab instead of to whatever is already peeling off of it.
It can. Higher humidity slows cure time and can mean more moisture sitting in your slab from the clay soil beneath it. We watch conditions closely on install day and use a moisture vapor barrier primer on Pro and Flagship builds when the reading calls for it.
Free estimate for Longview homeowners. We come to you, assess the concrete, and give you an honest recommendation with no pressure.