Stained concrete
Add color while preserving the character of the slab. Stain and sealer selections shape the final look, from subtle tones to richer decorative finishes. Existing concrete affects color and variation.
Concrete floor finishing · Central Texas
A better finish.
From the floor up.
Stained and polished concrete, precision grinding, and epoxy flooring—planned around your space, your slab, and the way you use it.
- Four finish options
- Surface preparation first
- Commercial project coordination
Stain · Polish · Grind · Coat
Four ways to transform a concrete floor.
From a decorative finish to a prepared surface ready for coating, the right approach depends on the existing concrete and the demands of your space.
Polished concrete
Progressive grinding and polishing refine the concrete itself. Choose the sheen and level of aggregate exposure to suit your space, with densification and protection matched to the floor.
Concrete grinding
Prepare the surface, remove suitable existing coatings and adhesive residue, or address localized high spots. Grinding creates the foundation for a new finish or coating system.
Epoxy finish
Create a coated surface with solid-color or decorative flake options. System selection considers traffic, cleaning, moisture, exposure, and the traction your space requires.
Preparation makes the difference
A finished floor is only as good as its foundation.
We plan the work around the slab before selecting the final finish. Surface condition, moisture, existing repairs, and operating conditions all influence the preparation and system.
For occupied buildings, access, dust controls, protection, and work windows are coordinated with the facility. Healthcare work follows the facility’s required containment and infection-control procedures.
Slab assessment
Review cracks, spalling, joints, prior repairs, contamination, and existing finishes.
Moisture & compatibility
Evaluate moisture conditions and preparation requirements for the selected coating or finish.
Surface preparation
Use grinding or other suitable preparation methods to establish the required surface profile.
Work-area planning
Coordinate equipment access, adjacent-area protection, cleanup, and opening the floor for use.
The final scope is based on site conditions and the selected system. Cracks, patching, and slab variation may remain visible in stained or polished concrete.
Tell us about your floor
Let’s start with your space.
Whether you are finishing new concrete or renewing an existing floor, share the location, approximate area, desired finish, and timing so we can discuss the next step.
Concrete flooring inquiries512-855-2575A scope built around your project
Preparation, finish selection, work windows, and return-to-service requirements are discussed together before installation.
Request a concrete floor quote
A few details help us plan.
- Project address and type of space
- Approximate square footage
- Stain, polish, grinding, or epoxy preference
- Existing coating, damage, or moisture concerns
- Preferred timeline and operating-hour restrictions
Use our contact page to share your project details, or call to speak with the Sebanks team.
Request a floor quote →Project scope, pricing, and scheduling are confirmed after review.
Choose with confidence
A finish that fits how you use the space.
Appearance is one part of the decision. Traffic, cleaning, exposure, traction, and maintenance all help determine the right floor system.
Finish selectionWhat matters for your floor?
Color, sheen & concrete character
Staining adds color; polishing develops sheen and may expose aggregate. Epoxy can create a more uniform coated appearance.
Traffic, cleaning & traction
Select the system for its intended conditions. Texture and slip resistance should suit the space, especially where floors can become wet.
Maintenance & opening the space
Allow time for preparation and any required curing. Cleaning, resealing, and recoating needs depend on the selected finish and use.
Concrete floor finishing · Central Texas
Your concrete.
A considered finish.
Stained concrete · Polished concrete · Concrete grinding · Epoxy flooring