Wolfforth has grown from a small farm town on the Brownfield Highway into one of the busiest residential areas on the west side of Lubbock County. Many of those homes have large garages, and many families use them for much more than parking. There's the Frenship sports gear, the side-by-side, the boat, and the workbench. Lubbock Epoxy Floor coats garage floors in Wolfforth and the surrounding area so that space is easier to clean, looks better, and holds up to West Texas weather.
Wolfforth sits at the edge of open farmland, and spring winds carry fine soil across the whole area. That dust gets under the garage door, settles into bare concrete, and becomes a gritty film that never quite sweeps clean. A sealed, coated floor does not absorb it. Most of it comes up with a dust mop or a quick rinse.
Garages here deal with both extremes. In summer, tires heat up on US 62/82 and FM 179 and then sit on the slab for hours. In winter, freezing nights and occasional ice storms bring slush and road grit in on the tires. Bare concrete soaks up that moisture. A coating with a durable topcoat keeps water and de-icing residue on the surface, where you can wipe it up.
A lot of Wolfforth housing is relatively new construction. New slabs are usually sound, but curing compounds and builder sealers can stop a coating from bonding, while shrinkage cracks show up as the slab settles and clay soils dry and swell. Coating the garage before moving everything in is the easiest time.
The most popular choice for family garages. A flake broadcast hides dust between cleanings and adds a bit of texture underfoot. See our full page on flake garage floor coatings.
Wolfforth and the land around it have plenty of detached shops, metal buildings, and covered back patios. The same coating systems work on those slabs, with adjustments for larger square footage, heavier equipment, and open bay doors. If you have a shop or barndominium, our shop and barndominium floor coating page covers those projects in detail. For outdoor living areas, see pool deck coating.
Free on-site quote: we look at the slab, check for cracks and old sealers, take measurements, and talk through colors. Prep day includes grinding, crack repair, and cleaning. Coating includes base coat, flakes if chosen, and topcoat. Most residential floors take a day or two. Cure requires about 24 hours before walking and about 72 hours before parking.
Besides Wolfforth and Lubbock, we work across the surrounding area, including Shallowater to the northwest and Slaton to the southeast. If you are not sure whether your address is in range, just call.
Every slab is different, so we price after seeing the floor. Our Lubbock garage floor coating cost guide explains what drives the price and how to compare quotes. Residential projects may qualify for financing.
Yes. Wolfforth is part of our service area west of Lubbock, along with Shallowater, Slaton, and other nearby towns. Call or book online to schedule a free on-site quote.
A coating cannot stop dust from blowing in, but it stops dust from soaking into the concrete. On a sealed floor, field dust sweeps or mops up instead of grinding into the pores, and a flake finish hides the light film between cleanings.
Yes. Shops and outbuildings use the same basic systems, adjusted for larger floors, heavier equipment, and open bay doors. See our shop and barndominium floor coating page for details.
Most residential garages take a day or two depending on size and how much prep the slab needs. Plan on about 24 hours before walking on it and about 72 hours before parking on it.
Call Lubbock Epoxy Floor at (806) 515-2882 or book your free on-site quote online. Tell us whether it is a garage, a shop, or both, and we will recommend the right system.
A clean, uniform look that suits workshops and home gyms. It shows dust more than flake does, so lighter grays are usually the most practical choice.
For a showpiece garage or a bonus room, metallic epoxy creates a marbled, glossy finish. It's mostly decorative and better suited to lighter-use spaces.
Whatever look you pick, the topcoat does most of the protecting. Our garage floor epoxy coating page explains the coating itself. Our blog covers why we pair an epoxy primer with a polyaspartic topcoat.
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