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Frisco ISD's 2026-27 year ends Friday, May 14, a week earlier than usual, so summer epoxy work in its schools can start sooner in 2027.
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Classes on Frisco ISD's 2026-27 calendar run from Wednesday, August 12, 2026 through Friday, May 14, 2027. That last day is a week earlier than normal, because the PGA Championship comes to Frisco in May 2027. Winter break runs December 21 to January 4, and spring break is March 15 to 19. A floor in an occupied school cannot be coated while students use it, so epoxy work in district buildings has to land inside those dates.
Summer is the only window long enough for a hallway run, a cafeteria and a set of shop or science rooms in one project, and in 2027 it opens on May 15. An epoxy floor is built in coats: primer, body coat, then topcoat, with cure time between them. Each coat day also repeats a drive of about 42 minutes at rush hour from Garland, so the rooms are grouped to keep crews on site for full days.
Spring break is five weekdays. That fits a small area, such as one science room or a short corridor, more easily than a whole wing, and the room list should be sized to match. Winter break is longer, but it spans the holidays. Private schools keep their own calendars, so their windows are set from the head of facilities' dates, not the district's.
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UV-stable, slip-conscious coatings that refresh patios and outdoor concrete. We tailor the recommendation for Frisco properties.
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Frisco commercial floor coatingsBuilt around local conditions
About 81 percent of Frisco homes date to 2000 or later, and 40 percent went up in the 2010s alone. That usually means sound concrete and lighter grinding than the 1970s slabs around our Garland shop. A floor in a house that just closed still has to cure before it is coated. Nick asks when the house was finished.
The City of Frisco counts over 200 homeowners associations. Gated Starwood and Richwoods each have one, and Frisco Lakes adds age-restricted rules on top. Garage interiors sit behind a door; patios, porches and front walks do not. If your association reviews visible changes, we can send product and color details to include with your application, then book the install after you hear back.
Some Frisco garages are not bare. One Newman Village listing advertised its garage as finished in epoxy already. An old coating generally has to come off before our system goes down, and that removal belongs in the price from the start. Nick checks for it during the estimate and writes it into the quote.
Del Webb built Frisco Lakes for buyers 55 and older between 2006 and 2020, about 3,000 homes, most with two- or three-car garages. If you would rather not lose the garage for a week, the schedule matters: most of our residential installs happen in one day. Nick phones the day before to confirm, and a reminder text follows 24 hours ahead of the crew.
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Frisco is about 42 minutes from our Garland shop outside rush hour. Daytime traffic takes longer. We confirm your address and current appointment options rather than promising an unverified arrival or lead time.
Nick sees your Frisco concrete in person. Size, age, stains, existing coatings and daily use shape the recommendation, and your written quote explains the preparation needed.
Qualifying residential flake systems include a 15-year written warranty. Ask Nick to explain coverage and exclusions for the specific surfaces on your quote; do not assume every outdoor or commercial system carries the same terms.
Nick's Garland-based company handles your estimate, installation planning and project questions. Discuss all the areas you want evaluated at the same free visit, with clear recommendations and no pressure to buy.
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Our Garland-based team also serves these nearby DFW communities — bringing the same one-day installation standard to homes and businesses around Frisco.
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214-550-9809Helpful local answers
A Frisco school floor can get epoxy during winter break (December 21 to January 4), spring break (March 15 to 19), or the summer that opens after classes end Friday, May 14, 2027, on Frisco ISD's calendar. Summer suits large areas, since each epoxy layer needs time to cure before the next. Spring break suits one or two small rooms. Hold a summer slot by calling (214) 550- 9809.
Hallways, cafeterias and shop or science rooms are the usual epoxy candidates in a Frisco school, and each one is confirmed at the walk. Wet locker rooms need a slip-resistant texture, so they may get a different build from the corridor outside. Gyms are a specialty floor, and we say plainly if one is outside our epoxy work. Send your room list to (214) 550-9809.
Each room in a Frisco school wing gets its own priced line on a written epoxy quote, prepared after a free walk. Square footage, slab condition, old tile adhesive or coating to remove, repairs and the topcoat set most of it. A tight spring-break schedule can need a bigger crew than the same rooms over summer, and the quote shows that. We publish no rate per foot. Book the walk at (214) 550-9809.
Epoxy in a Frisco cafeteria or corridor needs several working days, because primer, body coat and topcoat each cure before the next goes on and before tables or foot traffic return. The written timeline gives every room a handover date inside its break, with time left for custodial setup. If you want a draft timeline covering your own rooms, call (214) 550-9809 and we will build one.
Yes, Frisco is inside our epoxy range: City Hall on Frisco Square Blvd was about 42 minutes and 26 miles from Garland on the Bush Turnpike and then the Tollway, timed at evening rush hour. Crews drive in from Garland for each coat day, as we keep no Frisco office, and rooms are grouped so those days run full. Starwood, Richwoods and Newman Village are covered too. Call (214) 550-9809 to plan the dates.
A Frisco facilities manager should have the room list, the break you are targeting and the date custodial setup must begin. Note which rooms get wet, which see chemicals, and whether old tile or a coating is still down. Private schools should bring their own calendar, since it may not match Frisco ISD's. Those details let the epoxy scope fit the window on the first pass. Share them at (214) 550-9809.
No, a Frisco house garage takes our polyurea flake system, and epoxy stays on commercial floors such as schools. By Nick's account the polyurea base bends roughly four times as far as epoxy before it cracks, and its clear polyaspartic finish keeps from yellowing in sun. Some Frisco garages, like one Newman Village listing, already carry an old epoxy floor, which has to come off first. Nick runs home estimates at (214) 550-9809.
One walk of your rooms sets each into the break that fits, with a written handover date per room.