MyGarageFloors.com installs polyaspartic garage floor coatings across Irving, from Las Colinas and Valley Ranch to the older neighborhoods in the heart of the city. Irving sits between Dallas and DFW Airport, and a lot of it grew because of that airport. Las Colinas started in the early 1970s on the Carpenter family's ranch, planned around the new airport next door.
That gives Irving a wide spread of garages. A house in one of the original neighborhoods may be sitting on concrete poured in the sixties or seventies, often with old floor paint or decades of oil worked into it. A newer build in Las Colinas has a tighter slab with less history. Those are two different jobs, and the booking tool asks the questions that tell them apart, so your price reflects your floor before anyone shows up.
Our crews diamond-grind the slab down to clean, open concrete, repair the standard cracks they find, and lay a full polyaspartic system, base coat through clear topcoat. No acid etching and no coating over a sealed surface. On an older Irving slab, that grind is what gets the coating into real concrete instead of onto somebody else's paint.
The installers who show up are ours. We hire them, train them in our own system, and send them out under our own name, never a subcontractor. Every interior floor is backed for life at the lowest price in Dallas-Fort Worth, and most installs start within days of booking, not weeks.
