Stained Concrete Floors for Georgetown, TX Homes
Homeowners and businesses call us about stained concrete floors in Georgetown, TX, where I-35 meets SH-29 about 30 miles north of Austin. The city sits on the northeast edge of the Texas Hill Country. Neighborhoods like Wolf Ranch keep adding homes, and Williams Drive keeps adding commercial buildings. With all that building, we hear more requests for decorative concrete floors, garage coatings, and patio resurfacing. We've worked out of Austin since 2001, and on a newer Georgetown slab we usually test a small area before we pick a color.
Georgetown isn't a confirmed service area yet, so talk to us about coverage and dates before you book anything.
- Serving Austin since 2001
- Decorative concrete specialists, not a general remodeler
- Seven confirmed service lines
- Published editorial standards and technical review
The decorative concrete work we do in Georgetown
You get the same seven services we offer in Austin, and we look at your slab before any of them.
Stained Concrete Floors
We stain floors with acid or water based stain for homes and businesses around Austin.
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Polished Concrete
We grind and polish the concrete itself. It's more than a shiny sealer on top.
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Epoxy Floors
We put down epoxy, metallic epoxy, and garage floor coatings, and we'll tell you straight which one fits and how we prep.
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Overlays & Microtoppings
We put a thin new surface over dated or damaged slabs with overlays and microtoppings, and we'll tell you what they can't fix.
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Patio Resurfacing
We resurface and stain patios with sealers designed to hold up to Central Texas sun and weather.
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Countertop Resurfacing
We refinish and resurface the countertops you already have. We don't build new ones.
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Floor Restoration
We bring worn or failing decorative concrete back and reseal it, and we walk you through what your floor needs.
See what's involvedWhat Georgetown Homeowners Can Expect From Our Crew
- Decorative concrete is our whole trade, not a sideline of a remodeling business
- Serving Austin since 2001, and we hold jobs north of the city to the same standard
- A clear read on whether your slab is a good fit before you pick a color or finish
- A clear list of what drives the cost: square footage, removal, prep, repairs, and sealer
- What we will and won't claim, in writing on our site
How We Schedule and Get to Georgetown Jobs
Georgetown is about 30 miles north of Austin, and when the interstate is backed up we take SH-130 instead. That's how our crew gets to homes in Wolf Ranch, Sun City, and Berry Creek, and to commercial jobs along Williams Drive and the interstate. This work needs a lot of equipment. Grinders, stain, and sealer ride up with the crew. The job and the space decide how we control dust. A sealer that goes on in several coats can mean a second trip.
Georgetown jobs don't come with a set response time. Timing rides on our schedule, your slab's size, and how many trips we'll need. Send the room sizes and a few photos, and we'll tell you straight what our calendar looks like.
Access and setup show up in the quote. We look at whether the trailer fits in your driveway, where we can plug in, and whether stairs are the only way in. Once we start, the room has to stay empty (couch, rugs, and all) until everything dries and cures.
What the Slabs Look Like in Newer Georgetown Homes
A lot of Georgetown homes sit on a slab at ground level, from Sun City and Berry Creek to newer sections of Wolf Ranch and Cimarron Hills. Smaller commercial spaces along Williams Drive and the interstate have much the same kind of concrete. Newer slabs are often flatter and less patched than the ones in older Austin homes, which helps.
They come with problems of their own, though. Curing compound (the film sprayed on fresh concrete as it cures) can still sit on top. Machine troweling can leave the surface so tight it barely soaks anything up. And some garage slabs haven't been ground at all, so when one calls for it, we grind it before any coating goes on.
So why does the same stain look different on two slabs? Acid stain reacts one way on tight concrete and another way on an older, more open slab. Water based stain and polished concrete each act differently on these surfaces too. That's one reason we typically test a small area before we agree on a color, and we don't quote a finish off a photo.
Once the staining or polishing is done, the sealer protects the finish and sets how shiny it looks and how often it needs upkeep. On a sunny patio we'd pick a sealer designed to resist UV, and indoors we match the sheen to how you use the room. The path from the back door to the fridge wears a sealer faster than a guest room does.
Why we take work in Georgetown
Georgetown grew from about 67,000 people in 2020 to about 101,000 by 2024. All those new households bring a lot of requests for garage floor coatings and decorative concrete. We take jobs there case by case. But we don't have a local office in Georgetown, and we won't pretend otherwise.
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Each project comes with photos and a note on what the job involved. Find one that's close to what you want, then ask us how your Georgetown slab might turn out different.
Questions we hear from Georgetown homeowners
Do you cover Georgetown?
Do you have an office or crew based in Georgetown?
How soon can you start a job in Georgetown?
What services do you offer in Georgetown?
Do new garage slabs in Williamson County need different prep?
What does it cost to stain a concrete floor in Georgetown?
What are the downsides of staining concrete?
Is stained concrete a good choice for Georgetown homes?
Still deciding?
Send the room size, what's covering the floor now, and two or three photos. We'll tell you what your Georgetown slab needs, with no commitment on your end.
Get My Free Stained Concrete QuoteOther areas near Georgetown
Round Rock, TX
We serve Round Rock, TX, north of Austin in Williamson County along the interstate. Forest Creek, Teravista, Brushy Creek, and Paloma Lake are full of homes on slabs, and new office and warehouse buildings keep going up. That keeps people asking for stained concrete floors, polished concrete, and decorative coatings. We've worked out of Austin since 2001, and we confirm each Round Rock job and its dates one by one.
View coverage detailsCedar Park, TX
We get requests from the Cedar Park corridor, and we confirm coverage job by job. Neighborhoods like Twin Creeks, Buttercup Creek, and Ranch at Brushy Creek bring us a mix of home and commercial requests. That means garage floor coatings, back patio staining, and inside slabs that haven't had a decorative finish yet. We come out from our Austin base.
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Planning decorative concrete in Georgetown?
Send the address, square footage, and a note on the current flooring. You'll hear back on timing and on what the slab needs.
- We check your slab before we recommend a color
- What drives the cost, explained in writing
- Serving Austin since 2001
Plan your Georgetown project
Tell us your ZIP code, how the floor looks now, and when you'd like it done. A few photos tell us more about your slab than the neighborhood does, so send them and we'll tell you what we see.