Polyurea for homes
Our residential recommendation instead of basic epoxy.

Residential · Epoxy Flooring
Searching for an epoxy garage or workshop floor? For homes we recommend a polyurea flake system with a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat that won't yellow in the sun.
Our residential recommendation instead of basic epoxy.
A polyaspartic topcoat that won't yellow when the door is up.
Prepared and installed by installers we trained.







Is it time?
Bare concrete dusts, stains and soaks up oil and chemicals. Older coatings wear through where traffic is heaviest, and DIY epoxy often peels or fades after a few years. A professionally installed system starts with proper prep and a finish matched to how the space is used.
The complete system
For homes, we recommend our polyurea flake system instead of traditional epoxy. Polyurea is more flexible, and its polyaspartic topcoat does not yellow in sunlight, which matters in a garage with the door up.
Nick looks at the slab, any existing coating, and how the space is used before recommending a system.
Cracks and damaged areas are repaired and the surface is prepared, because adhesion is decided at this step.
A polyurea base and protective polyaspartic topcoat create a durable, easy-clean surface for daily use.
Why trust DFW Classic
We recommend the system after seeing how your floor is used.
A $1 million general liability policy and installers on our payroll.
We have worked from the same Garland shop since 2018.
You get a written price covering prep, repair, the system and the topcoat.
Fast and easy
Tell us about your space and schedule a complimentary consultation.
Select the system and finish that fit your surface, style, and use.
Our experienced installers complete the transformation with care and efficiency.
Your space can work better
Tell us about the space and how it's used, and Nick will recommend the system that fits.
Garland-based. DFW-wide.
Our crews work out of Garland and coat home floors in Garland, Rockwall, Heath, Plano, McKinney, Frisco, Allen, Richardson, Highland Park and University Park.
See every city we serveHelpful answers
For homes we recommend our polyurea flake system instead of epoxy. Polyurea is more flexible, and its polyaspartic topcoat does not yellow in sunlight.
A smooth gloss can be slippery when wet. We recommend finishes with appropriate texture for wet areas and busy paths.
Dust, stains, a floor that won't come clean, or an old coating wearing through are clear signs. If the slab is sound, a coating can be an upgrade.