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Stained Concrete Floors in Avery Ranch, Austin, TX

Homeowners ask us about stained concrete floors in Avery Ranch, a planned community in northwest Austin built from 2001 to 2020 on both sides of Parmer Lane. They live in houses and townhomes in this part of Williamson County, and they ask about garage floor coatings and patio resurfacing too. We're based in Austin and have served the city since 2001. We confirm each job and date before we book it.

There's no office up here, so ask us about timing before you plan around a date.

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  • Serving Austin since 2001
  • Decorative concrete specialists, not a general remodeler
  • Seven confirmed service lines
  • Published editorial standards and technical review
What we do here

Decorative concrete work we do in Avery Ranch

Avery Ranch homes get the same seven services we run in Austin. Each card below shows what the work involves.

Warm acid stained concrete floor running through an open Austin living room

Stained Concrete Floors

We use acid and water based stains on floors for homes and businesses in Austin, and we take Avery Ranch jobs case by case.

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Salt and pepper polished concrete floor in a small Austin retail space

Polished Concrete

Real concrete polishing done with grinding machines, not a shiny sealer on top.

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Gray flake epoxy coating on a home garage floor

Epoxy Floors

Epoxy, metallic epoxy, and garage floor coatings, with straight answers on which system to use and how to prep.

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Trowel spreading a thin microtopping over a dated indoor concrete floor in Austin

Overlays & Microtoppings

Decorative overlays and microtoppings that put a new surface on dated or damaged slabs. We'll tell you where they won't work.

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Stained and textured concrete patio after resurfacing

Patio Resurfacing

We resurface and stain outdoor concrete with finishes designed to stand up to Central Texas sun and weather.

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Refinished countertop with a concrete look in a modest Austin kitchen

Countertop Resurfacing

We refinish and resurface the countertops you already have. We don't build new ones.

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Worn stained concrete floor in an Austin home with dull walking paths and patchy sealer

Floor Restoration

We restore and reseal worn or failing decorative concrete. Your written proposal lists the scope for your job.

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Why us

What Avery Ranch Owners Can Expect From Us

  • Decorative concrete is our whole trade, not a sideline of a remodeling business
  • We've served the region since 2001, and we match the prep to each slab here, the same as in town
  • We tell you whether your slab will take stain well before you commit to a color or finish
  • We break down what drives the cost: square footage, removal, prep, repairs, and sealer
  • Our published standards spell out what we will and won't claim

How We Get to Jobs in Avery Ranch

Avery Ranch sits in northwest Austin, a little east of where US 183 meets the south end of the 183A Toll Road. That's the way our equipment comes in. Parmer Lane gives another way in from the north and south, and Avery Ranch Boulevard runs east to west across the community. The same roads take us to Ranch at Brushy Creek and other Cedar Park neighborhoods to the north.

The stain, the sealer, and any grinding or dust control gear the job calls for all come with the crew. Most days the gear leaves with us when we pack up. If something has to stay on site, we'll ask you first.

We don't quote a set response time for Avery Ranch jobs. When we can come depends on our bookings, your slab size, and how many trips up from Austin the job needs. With room measurements and a few photos, we can give you an estimated date range off our calendar. That range can shift with weather, material availability, and site conditions.

How we get in and set up affects your quote. Can the trailer park in the driveway, and is there power? Stairs as the only way in change things too, and so does keeping the room empty until everything dries and cures.

What the Slabs Are Like Around Brushy Creek

Most homes in Avery Ranch were built after 2000 on slabs poured at ground level. The mix runs from single family houses to townhomes and patio homes. Being newer, these slabs tend to be flatter, with fewer patches than we find in older Austin houses, and that helps.

Newer doesn't mean problem free, though. Some still have leftover curing compound (a coating builders spray on as the concrete sets). Many were machine troweled so smooth and tight that they don't soak up much. And most garage floors haven't been ground down to take an epoxy or polyaspartic (a fast curing coating) finish. Prep depends on the job. Before stain or a coating goes down, it can include grinding or cleaning the floor and checking for moisture.

A tight Avery Ranch slab takes acid stain differently than an older, more open slab would. Water based stains and polished finishes react differently on these floors too. That's one reason we test a small area before we agree on a color, instead of quoting a finish off a photo.

An address can't tell us what the concrete needs, so we look at your slab on its own.

Why we take Avery Ranch jobs

Avery Ranch's planned neighborhoods in southern Williamson County bring us requests for garage floor coatings and decorative concrete. We take those jobs case by case.

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Our project photos show the finished floors and what went into each one. If one looks close to what you want, ask us how your slab would change it.

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Questions

Questions we hear from Avery Ranch

Do you cover Avery Ranch for decorative concrete work?
We take jobs there one at a time. Send the address, rough square footage, and a few slab photos, and we'll confirm coverage and give you an estimated start date. North of Avery Ranch, we take jobs case by case in Cedar Park neighborhoods like Ranch at Brushy Creek too.
Do you have an office or crew based in Avery Ranch?
No. We're a decorative concrete company based in Austin, and we drive up US 183 or Parmer Lane for each job here. We won't claim an office or a depot out here that we don't have.
How fast can you start a project in this area?
Two things set it: how busy our calendar is and how big your job is. Heavy prep, tile or carpet to pull up, and sealers that go on in several coats all push the start date later. Your quote comes with an estimated date range, not a sales pitch about speed. Weather, material supply, and conditions on site can move those dates.
Which decorative concrete services are available in Avery Ranch?
You get all seven of our Austin services here. Those are stained concrete floors, polished concrete, epoxy and metallic epoxy coatings, overlays and microtoppings, patio resurfacing, countertop resurfacing, and floor restoration. We typically begin by checking and prepping the slab, and most jobs finish with a sealer.
Do garage slabs in newer Williamson County homes need different prep?
The slab decides that, not the Avery Ranch address. If yours needs it, we grind it with diamond tooling so the coating has something to grip. We'll note in your proposal if a moisture test is part of the job, based on the slab and the coating system. A newer Williamson County garage slab can still hold enough moisture to lift a coating if nobody tests it first.
How much does it cost to have concrete floors stained?
Your price comes down to four things: the slab's condition, the square footage, whether old flooring has to come up, and the finish you choose. Staining the slab you already have usually costs less per square foot than new tile or hardwood, since the floor underneath is already there. Send photos and measurements, and we'll price the job you actually have.
What are the downsides of staining concrete?
Stain doesn't hide anything. Cracks, patches, and leftover glue in the slab all show up in the finished floor. The color varies with how much stain each part of the slab soaks up, and the floor is hard underfoot. We'll talk through all of that when we see your slab, before you commit.
Is stained concrete a good flooring option for Avery Ranch homes?
Avery Ranch homes went up between 2001 and 2020, on slabs at ground level. With the sealer kept up, stained concrete typically holds up on those slabs and suits open living areas. It usually costs less than tile or hardwood when the slab is already in place. How it turns out comes down to your slab's condition, so we test a small area before we settle on a color.
How do you clean and maintain stained concrete floors?
For everyday cleaning, dust mop it dry and wet mop it now and then with a pH neutral cleaner. Skip acidic or gritty cleaners, since they wear down the sealer. The sealer usually needs redoing every few years, depending on foot traffic and how you clean. Instead of going by the calendar, have us check it when the shine starts wearing thin.

Still deciding?

Tell us how big the room is and what covers the floor today, and add a couple of photos. We'll tell you what your Avery Ranch slab needs before you sign off on anything.

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Areas near Avery Ranch

Cedar Park, TX

Cedar Park runs up US 183 and the 183A Toll Road, north and west of Avery Ranch. We get requests from homes in Cedar Park subdivisions like Twin Creeks, Buttercup Creek, and Ranch at Brushy Creek, and from local businesses. The requests are mostly garage floor coatings, back patio staining, and indoor slabs with no decorative finish yet. We confirm each job there from Austin.

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Leander, TX

Leander is the next town up the 183A Toll Road past Cedar Park, in Williamson County. Its planned communities include Crystal Falls, Travisso, Bryson, Palmera Ridge, Mason Hills, and Larkspur. Owners there ask us for garage coatings, back patio staining, and decorative indoor floors. We set Leander dates one project at a time.

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Round Rock, TX

Round Rock sits right above Austin on Interstate 35, northeast of Avery Ranch in Williamson County. Its neighborhoods include Forest Creek, Teravista, Brushy Creek, and Paloma Lake, plus newer office and warehouse buildings for businesses. Owners there ask for stained floors, polished concrete, and decorative coatings. We confirm each Round Rock job and its date before we book it.

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Planning a decorative concrete job in Avery Ranch?

Give us the address, the square footage, and what's on the floor today. We'll tell you if it fits our calendar and what prep your slab calls for.

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  • We check your slab before we recommend a color
  • You get the cost breakdown in writing
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Plan your project in this area

Tell us your ZIP code, what's on the floor now, and when you'd like it done, so we can confirm coverage and access. A couple of photos tell us more about your slab than the neighborhood does.

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