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Stained Concrete Floors for Cedar Park Homes

People ask us about stained concrete floors in Cedar Park, northwest of Austin. Homeowners in Cedar Park subdivisions like Twin Creeks, Buttercup Creek, and Ranch at Brushy Creek call us, and so do local businesses. The requests are usually garage floor coatings, back patio staining, and indoor slabs with no decorative finish yet. We confirm each job there from our base in Austin before we book it.

We don't keep an office out here, so check the timing with us 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 Cedar Park

We offer the same seven services here that we do 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 Cedar Park jobs case by case.

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Salt and pepper polished concrete floor in a small Austin shop

Polished Concrete

Real concrete polishing done by grinding, which isn't the same thing as a glossy 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 advice on which product to use and how to prep the slab.

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Troweling a thin microtopping over an old indoor concrete floor in Austin

Overlays & Microtoppings

Decorative overlays and microtoppings that put a new surface on old or damaged slabs, and we'll tell you what they can't fix.

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Stained and textured concrete patio after resurfacing

Patio Resurfacing

We resurface and stain outdoor concrete with finishes designed to hold 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 paths where people walk 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 Cedar Park Owners Can Expect

  • We specialize in decorative concrete, including garage coatings and outdoor staining
  • We've worked out of Austin since 2001
  • On tight new slabs, we test a small area before you pick a color
  • Your proposal says whether we moisture test, which depends on the slab and the system. That testing helps garage epoxy stay put.
  • We don't make up local projects. Images that aren't marked as our work are there to show the idea.

How We Get to Jobs in Cedar Park

Cedar Park sits along US 183 and the 183A toll road northwest of Austin. That's the route our equipment takes to jobs in Cypress Canyon, Block House Creek, and along Whitestone Boulevard. We haul a fair amount of gear up 183A for decorative work. Stain, sealer, and any grinding or dust control gear the job calls for all ride along with the crew. Sealers that go on in several coats can mean more than one trip.

We don't commit to a set response time up here. Tell us the square footage, what's on the floor now, and when you'd like it done. We'll give you an estimated window based on our calendar. Weather, material availability, and site conditions can change that window.

New homes are usually easy to work in. With driveway parking, easy access to power, and empty rooms, the schedule tends to get shorter and so does the labor on your quote.

What the Slabs Are Like in Newer Cedar Park Homes

Most homes in the area are newer and built on concrete slabs poured right on the ground. Those slabs are often flatter and less patched than the ones in older Austin homes, which helps. Newer slabs have quirks of their own, though. Some still carry leftover curing compound (a coating builders spray on as the concrete sets). Others were troweled too smooth to soak up much, and most garage slabs weren't roughed up for a coating to grip.

So why can't you pick a color from a photo? A tight Cedar Park slab takes acid stain in its own way compared with an older, more open one. Water based stains and polished finishes act differently on these slabs too. That's one reason we test a small area before we agree on a color.

Back patios around here get full afternoon sun, so we usually talk about lighter colors, cool deck textures, and UV stable outdoor sealers. Garage floors in neighborhoods like Caballo Ranch and Crystal Falls can take epoxy or polyaspartic (a fast curing coating) well. The slab has to be ground the right way and tested for moisture first. Your written proposal lists the prep for your job.

Why we talk about this area

Newer subdivisions in Cedar Park sends us requests for garage floor coatings and acid stained back patios. That new home work is why we write about this area.

Real projects

See our concrete projects

Each project in our gallery lists what the job took. Find a floor close to what you have in mind, then ask what your own slab would change.

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Questions

Questions we get about Cedar Park

Do you cover Cedar Park?
We take jobs in both towns one at a time. Send the address, the rough square footage, and a few photos of the slab, and we'll confirm coverage and give you an estimated start date.
Are new slabs easier to stain?
Sometimes, but not automatically. New slabs are usually flat and unpatched, which helps. But a slab smoothed with a power trowel can be tight and not soak up much stain, and leftover curing compound has to come off. We test before we recommend a color.
Can you coat a new garage floor before we move in?
An empty garage is the easiest time to do it. The slab has to be cured enough, and the moisture test has to come back within what the coating can handle. If it's too early, we'll tell you instead of coating over a problem.
What works for a hot back patio out here?
We'd go with lighter colors, a textured cool deck finish, added grit for more grip, and a UV stable outdoor sealer. No finish makes a wet surface fully slip proof, so put mats at the doors people use coming in from outside. Dark colors soak up a lot more heat in Central Texas summers, and we'd rather tell you that up front.
Are your Cedar Park project photos from real jobs?
We ask for the owner's permission before we post photos of a customer's home. Any image on this site that isn't marked as our finished work is there to show the idea. It isn't proof of a local job.
Are stained concrete floors expensive?
The price comes down to the slab's condition, the square footage, removing the flooring you have now, and the finish you pick. Staining the slab you already have usually costs less per square foot than new tile or hardwood. Send photos and room sizes and we'll give you an estimate for your job.
What are the downsides of staining concrete?
Stain shows everything that's already in the slab. Any cracks, patches, or leftover glue stay visible after staining. The color depends on how much stain the concrete soaks up, and the floor is hard underfoot. We go over these tradeoffs when we look at your slab, so you know what to expect.
How long does concrete staining last?
With the sealer kept up, stained concrete typically lasts for many years. The sealer usually needs to be redone every few years, depending on how much foot traffic it gets and how it's cleaned. Have it checked for resealing when the shine starts wearing thin, instead of going by a set schedule.

Still deciding?

Snap a couple of photos and send them with the room size and what's on the floor now. You'll get a straight answer on the slab before you commit to anything.

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Areas near Cedar Park

Round Rock, TX

Round Rock sits right above Austin on Interstate 35, in Williamson County. Its neighborhoods include Forest Creek, Teravista, Brushy Creek, and Paloma Lake, plus newer office and warehouse buildings for businesses. People there keep asking 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 decorative concrete in Cedar Park?

Send us the address, the square footage, and what's on the floor now. We'll let you know if we can schedule it and what the slab needs.

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  • We check your slab before we recommend a color
  • A written breakdown of what drives the cost
  • Serving Austin since 2001

Plan your project in this area

A ZIP code, a photo or two of the floor, and your timing are enough for us to confirm coverage and access. Your neighborhood can't tell us what your slab needs, but the photos usually can.

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