Decorative Concrete
Fix Peeling & Failed Epoxy Floors in Austin
Grind back and recoat failed, peeling, or bubbling epoxy floors — done right.
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Our Approach to Epoxy Repair
Peeling, bubbling, or hot-tire-damaged epoxy almost always means prep was skipped. We diagnose the failure, grind the floor back to sound concrete, and recoat with an industrial system that bonds for good. Correction is one of our specialties.
Almost always a prep failure
Epoxy failures come in three flavors: peeling at the edges, bubbling/blistering across the floor, and hot-tire pickup that lifts the coating wherever the car parks. All three have the same root cause — prep was skipped. The right fix is to grind everything back and recoat with a system that bonds for real.
Diagnose, then grind
We start by figuring out what failed: moisture rising through the slab, surface contamination, hot-tire pickup, DIY kit, or a contractor who skipped grinding. Then we diamond-grind the floor back to sound concrete, address moisture if needed, and install an industrial flake-epoxy or polyaspartic system that bonds mechanically.
Restoration is one of our specialties
We’ve been doing this 21 years and a real share of jobs are correcting work other contractors got wrong. We’re not interested in finger-pointing — we’re interested in giving you a floor that holds up. Free quote, honest scope, real fix.
What you get
- ✓ Failure diagnosis (moisture, prep, hot-tire pickup)
- ✓ Full diamond-grind removal of failed coating
- ✓ Industrial recoat that bonds for the long haul
- ✓ Salvage vs full-removal assessment
Real Work
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What Customers Say
Austin Customers on Their Finished Concrete
"Our 20-year-old garage slab had peeling DIY epoxy. They ground it all back, fixed the cracks, and the new flake floor still looks showroom-clean through two Texas summers."
David R.
Round Rock
"The pool deck stays cool enough to walk on barefoot in August now, and it's no longer slick. Exactly what we hoped for."
Sarah M.
Lakeway
"Polished our downstairs floors to a soft satin sheen. Easy to clean, and they clearly did the prep right. No shortcuts."
Elena G.
West Lake Hills
FAQ
Epoxy Repair: Your Questions Answered
Can my failed epoxy be patched? +
Almost never. A patch will lift again. The right fix is to grind the whole floor back to sound concrete and recoat with a system that's properly bonded.
Why does new DIY epoxy peel so often? +
DIY kits skip diamond grinding in favor of an acid etch that doesn't really profile the slab. Without a real surface profile, the coating has nothing to mechanically grab — and Texas heat and hot tires finish it off.
Will the new coating fail too? +
Not with proper prep. Our industrial recoats bond mechanically and survive 10+ years in normal residential use. We back our work.
Related Services
Coating Removal & Concrete Grinding
Industrial coating removal and diamond grinding to prep concrete for a new finish.
Learn more →Epoxy Garage Floor Coatings
Industrial-grade flake epoxy systems that resist hot tires, chemicals, and Texas heat.
Learn more →Polyaspartic Coatings
Fast-curing, UV-stable polyaspartic and polyurea coatings.
Learn more →Guides
Epoxy Repair Guides & Answers
Why Is My Garage Epoxy Peeling or Bubbling?
Failed garage epoxy almost always comes from skipped prep, moisture, or DIY chemistry. Here's how to diagnose and fix it.
Read guide →Can a Failed Epoxy Floor Be Fixed or Must It Be Removed?
Almost always removed. Failed coatings need full grind-back before recoating. Spot fixes don't work.
Read guide →DIY Epoxy Failure vs Professional Re-Coat
DIY kits fail under Texas heat. Professional recoat uses diamond grinding and industrial chemistry. Here's the difference in practice.
Read guide →Ready to Quote Your Epoxy Repair?
Send a photo of the slab — we usually have a real number back to you the same day.