# Free Concrete Floor Check Before You Stain in Austin

> Run a free concrete floor check before you stain. Answer four quick questions about your Austin slab and get a short checklist of what to look at first.

URL: https://austinstainedconcretefloors.com/tools/slab-assessment/
A two minute floor check

# Run a concrete floor check before you stain.

 This concrete floor check takes about two minutes. Answer four quick questions about your floor and you'll get a short checklist of what to look at first. For the full answer on older slabs, read our guide on [staining existing concrete](/guide/can-you-stain-existing-concrete/). After that, it's up to you whether we come take a look.

 Where is the concrete? Inside a home or business Outdoor patio or walkway Garage 

 What's on it now? Bare concrete Tile, carpet or other covering An old stain or sealer Paint or epoxy Not sure 

 What concerns can you see? Nothing obvious Patches, stains or small cracks Damp spots or a white haze Uneven or widening cracks Can't see the slab yet 

 What look do you want? A natural, varied look A very uniform color Machine polished concrete Help choosing a finish 

 Rough area (ft², optional) 

 ZIP code (optional) 

 Show next steps Treat this as a rough planning estimate, not a quote, an inspection or a guarantee. Your written proposal sets the real price and scope. Photos and answers can't tell us how much moisture is in the slab, whether it's structurally sound or what the final color will be.

 Turn on JavaScript to see your results here. You can still [read our guide on staining existing concrete](/guide/can-you-stain-existing-concrete/) or [send your project details](/free-quote/).

## The photos that help us most

 One wide view of each room or patio in daylight.

 Close up shots of patches, cracks, stains and worn areas.

 A doorway or edge that shows what's on the floor now.

 A photo of a finish you like, labeled as inspiration.

 Keep private documents and people out of your project photos. Then paste a link to the shared folder into [our request form](/contact/), and we'll tell you what we see.