Enclosed Sunroom Concrete Coatings in Highland Village, TX
A 1990 Highland Shores listing counts its enclosed sunroom as 314 extra square feet outside the home's listed area, so that floor gets planned on its own.
about 38 minutes from Garland off-peakOne-day options15-year warranty
Sunroom Concrete Coatings for Enclosed Rooms in Highland Village
Highland Shores began in 1985, when Mobil Land started building on 980 acres of hills and woods along Lewisville Lake, and it now holds more than 1,800 homes. A 1990 house there on Hillside Drive advertises the additional 314 square feet from its professionally enclosed sunroom, space the listing keeps out of the home's counted area. That detail tells a floor contractor something. A room closed in after the house was finished may sit on concrete first poured for an open patio, and it can still carry that patio's old surface under whatever went down later.
So the first task is finding out what is underfoot. An enclosed sunroom can have bare slab, porch paint, tile or carpet over the concrete, and there may be a seam where the added room meets the original house slab. Each one changes the prep. Paint and sealer come off, seams and cracks get filled, and any covering has to be lifted before a coating will bond.
At 314 square feet, a room like that is smaller than a 20 by 20 two-car garage, and the 1990 listing has one of those too. Nick gives the sunroom a line of its own in the quote, and the garage, if you want it looked at, gets a second line from the same walkthrough. City Hall on Highland Village Road lies about 38 minutes up I-35E from Garland at off-peak hours, which makes a two-room visit worth arranging.
Mobil Land started Highland Shores in 1985 on 980 acres of hills and woods along the lake. It now holds more than 1,800 homes and three community swimming pools. A 1990 listing there has a two-car garage, typical of that era. Slabs from those first phases are 35 years old or more, so grinding and crack repair come before any flake goes down.
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From Clearwater Estates to Wichita Estates
The first house went up around 1957 in Clearwater Estates, and the city incorporated in 1963. Briarhill Estates listings date to 1987, Castlewood and Chapel Hill to the early 2000s, and one Wichita Estates home to 2017, already marketed with epoxy garage floors. About two-thirds of homes here were built between 1970 and 1999, so most of our prep is for older concrete.
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Rolling Lots and Outdoor Slabs
The ground here rolls, and Highland Shores describes its land as hills and wooded acreage. On a sloped lot, the patio, the pool deck and the garage can each sit at a different level and take different sun. Nick measures and checks each one on its own, then puts them on a single written quote.
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Nine in Ten Owners, One Big Association
Highland Village homes are 91.9 percent owner-occupied, and nearly all are single-family houses. The Highland Shores Owners Association covers more than 1,800 of them. If your association looks at visible changes, we can provide the product sheet and flake color name for the request, and the approval stays with them.
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Why Highland Village chooses DFW Classic
The Distance, Honestly Stated
Highland Village is about 38 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.
Prep That Fits Your Floor
Nick sees your Highland Village concrete in person. Size, age, stains, existing coatings and daily use shape the recommendation, and your written quote explains the preparation needed.
Written Residential Protection
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.
One Company, Start to Finish
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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Concrete coating service near Highland Village
Our Garland-based team also serves these nearby DFW communities — bringing the same one-day installation standard to homes and businesses around Highland Village.
Is there a set price for coating a Highland Village sunroom?
There is no set price. A Highland Village sunroom gets its own written figure once Nick has seen it, free of charge. Footage matters less than usual on a room of about 314 square feet. What covers the slab now, and whether old patio sealer, paint or tile must come off, often moves the concrete coating cost more. Adding the garage puts both rooms on the same quote. Ask for that visit at (214) 550-9809.
Will your crew drive up to Highland Shores and the rest of Highland Village, TX?
Yes. In thin late-night traffic, our crew can cover the distance from Garland to the 1000 Highland Village Road City Hall in roughly 38 minutes, and daytime trips take longer. Sunroom concrete coatings are quoted across the city, from Highland Shores and Briarhill Estates to Chapel Hill, Castlewood and Wichita Estates. Lewisville shares a ZIP code, so we confirm the city from the street address. Reach us at (214) 550-9809.
How long is a Highland Village sunroom closed off?
Usually one install day for the concrete coating itself, plus the cure before furniture comes back. Lifting tile or carpet, or stripping an old patio sealer, can stretch a Highland Village sunroom job, and the expected number of days goes in writing on your quote. Plan where the plants, rugs and chairs will sit for that stretch. Book a date that suits your household at (214) 550-9809.
Before Nick visits, what should Highland Village sunroom owners look for?
Start with the floor covering and the room's history. If your Highland Village sunroom was enclosed after the house, as the 1990 Highland Shores listing describes, the slab under it may have started life as a patio. Write down whether you have tile, carpet, paint or sealer, plus any cracks by the house wall or spots that stay damp. Those decide the concrete coating prep. If your owners association asks about the work, we supply product sheets. Call (214) 550-9809.
Which finish suits an indoor sunroom slab in Highland Village?
An indoor finish chosen for living space fits best. A Highland Village sunroom takes bare feet, furniture legs and sun through the glass, so Nick shows samples in the room's own light and talks through color, gloss and texture with you. Several colors and textures are available on this concrete coating, and he will say which suits the slab once he sees it. Arrange the sample visit at (214) 550-9809.
Should I be home while my Highland Village sunroom floor is done?
Yes, at least at the start and the end. A Highland Village sunroom is inside the house, so someone has to let the crew in, show the path to the room, and come back for the final walkthrough of the concrete coating. Keep pets away from the covered doorways during the work and through the cure. If you will be out in the middle of the day, tell Nick when you book at (214) 550-9809.
What warranty covers a coated sunroom floor in Highland Village?
Home floors we coat come with Classic's written warranty, which runs 15 years. For a Highland Village homeowner, a claim means one call to the Garland office, roughly 38 minutes away off-peak, and a visit from the in-house installers who work for Nick, never a subcontractor. At the estimate, Nick can read through the terms with you and point out what they say about a concrete coating on an indoor slab. Call (214) 550-9809.
Give Your Highland Village Sunroom a Coated Floor
Nick finds out what is under the room, prices the prep and leaves one written figure.