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A 2014 Brushy Creek Estates listing shows a 1,548-square-foot workshop that already has epoxy floors, so the old coating is tested before anything new is planned.
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Acre lots in McLendon-Chisholm can carry a second building, and some of those buildings already have a coated floor. A 2014 Brushy Creek Estates listing on 1.52 acres describes a 1,548-square- foot climate-controlled workshop with 12-foot ceilings, three overhead doors and epoxy floors, standing apart from an attached four-car garage. Nobody can tell from a listing how long that epoxy has been down, whether it still grips the concrete, or how worn it has become where vehicles roll in.
That unknown sets the first step. Nick checks the old epoxy's bond at the visit, and before the new build goes down, the earlier layer is removed or ground through to prepared concrete. A new shop finish can only hold as well as whatever lies beneath it, which is why it never rides on a coat of unknown age. From there, shop finishes run quartz, stone-look or clear, each offered in slip-resistant or chemical- resistant form.
Removal costs hours. At 1,548 square feet, the workshop is a priced line of its own beside the four-car garage, and stripping an existing coating adds prep to that line before any new material is spent. The run from our Garland shop is about 33 minutes by TX-66 and SH 205 with light traffic, so if removal stretches the job, that drive repeats.
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Run most addresses here through the Census geocoder and the postal city comes back as Rockwall. Even City Hall, at 1371 West FM 550, mails as Rockwall 75032. So the form asks for your street, and Nick confirms the city on the call before your visit. Your quote names McLendon-Chisholm, and part of the city lies in Kaufman County, which we note too.
Highland Homes builds Sonoma Verde on 60- and 70-foot lots, with two- and three-car garages. One 2025 house there sits on 0.22 acre with a three-car garage: a single, compact slab, often only a year or two old. A new floor has to cure before it can take a coating. After that, the install usually fits in one day.
At the other end, a 2026 Kingsbridge listing on 1.59 acres has two separate two-car garages. A 2006 Chisholm Crossing home pairs an attached three-car garage with a detached two-car building that has bonus space above it. Toll Brothers opened Ridge Pointe Estates on one-acre homesites in October 2025. Nick prices the detached building apart from the house, because its walk, prep and footage differ.
More McLendon-Chisholm homes date from 2000 to 2009 than from any other decade, and a wave of estate building followed in the 2020s. Rockwall County sits on Blackland Prairie ground with cracking, clayey subsoils. A garage poured in 2006 has had twenty summers on that clay, so it may need crack and stain prep that a 2025 floor skips.
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McLendon-Chisholm is about 33 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 McLendon-Chisholm 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 McLendon-Chisholm.
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214-550-9809Helpful local answers
Yes. We coat shop floors across McLendon-Chisholm, in Brushy Creek Estates, Sonoma Verde, Kingsbridge, Chisholm Crossing, Heritage and Ridge Pointe Estates, even though most addresses here mail as Rockwall. Nick checks your street against city limits so the quote names the right city. City Hall on West FM 550 sits about 33 minutes from our Garland shop by TX-66 and SH 205, timed with light traffic. Book your shop coating visit at (214) 550-9809.
Call us, and the company that installed it comes back. Every home floor we coat in McLendon-Chisholm carries a written 15-year warranty, and the shop coating terms are in your paperwork. Removing or grinding through the old epoxy first is how we keep the new layer from depending on the old one. If a spot does lift, one of Nick's in-house crews looks at it, not a subcontractor. Report any trouble at (214) 550-9809.
Removal, footage and finish set a McLendon-Chisholm shop recoat price, written after a free visit. Taking old epoxy off a workshop of about 1,500 square feet adds crew hours that a bare slab skips, and the amount depends on how well the old coat still holds. The new coating and any zones with a different build come next. Add the four-car garage and it gets its own line. Book the inspection at (214) 550-9809.
Find out what is on the floor now and roughly how old it is. Some McLendon-Chisholm shops, like a 2014 Brushy Creek Estates workshop, already have epoxy, and paperwork from the builder or an earlier contractor helps Nick plan the removal before coating. Note where the coat peels or wears, especially inside the overhead doors. Then decide what the shop will be used for, since that sets the new finish. Share what you know at (214) 550-9809.
Pick the finish by the work: slip-resistant where you stand at benches, chemical-resistant where vehicles, fuel or solvents sit. For a McLendon-Chisholm workshop recoat, Nick shows quartz, stone-look and clear coating options on your own slab. At Classic, epoxy is a commercial product, and home garages get a polyurea flake floor, so the old layer is not simply copied onto the shop floor again. Compare finishes at (214) 550-9809.
Plan on longer than a first-time coating, because removing the old epoxy has to come before anything new goes down. The day count for a McLendon-Chisholm shop around 1,500 square feet is, and Nick writes it on your quote so you can plan around the closure. Light use normally returns about a day after the final coat, and vehicles wait for. Get your schedule at (214) 550-9809.
His calendar decides the date, since the drive is short: about 33 minutes from Garland outside rush hour, down TX-66 and SH 205. Nick calls the day before, and because a recoat means a careful look at the old epoxy, give him extra time in the McLendon- Chisholm shop. If the workshop is busy, tell him which day it can be cleared for the coating visit. Call (214) 550-9809 for his next opening.
Nick checks the existing coat, plans its removal and writes one price.