Epoxy Flooring in Mission, TX

Epoxy flooring in Mission serves a city with deep farm roots and a lot of part-time residents. Mission has promoted itself as the "Home of the Ruby Red" grapefruit since 1921, and it is home to the Texas Citrus Exchange. Around the groves you find barns, equipment sheds and packing floors. In town you find family garages, patios and homes that sit empty for part of the year. Each of those floors needs something a little different.

Work floors near the groves

Irrigation built this area. The Mission Canal Company once watered 15,000 acres of Valley farmland, and its First Lift Station is north of town at the former Moore Air Force Base. Farm and grove floors deal with mud, fertilizer, fuel, hydraulic fluid and the occasional tractor. Bare concrete soaks those up and starts to break down at the surface. For shops and sheds we use thicker epoxy build coats with a textured finish, so the floor resists chemicals and gives boots some grip when it is wet. We also cut the coating cleanly at drains and door thresholds, where water tends to collect.

Homes that sit empty part of the year

The 2020 census counted 32,707 housing units in Mission, and 16.9% were vacant. That is a high share for a growing city, and it fits a place where many homes belong to seasonal residents or are kept as second homes. A floor that is closed up for months in the summer heat should be sealed before the owner leaves. A coated garage or utility room keeps dust down and does not hold musty smells. We can schedule the work in spring, so the floor is fully cured before the house is shut for the season.

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Patios for long, warm evenings

Mission sits along the Rio Grande, five miles west of downtown McAllen. Back patios here get used most of the year. Plain concrete gets hot underfoot, stains from grills and planters, and can be slick after a sprinkler run. Our patio coatings use lighter colors and a textured finish, with a UV-stable top layer so the color does not fade in the sun.

A city of families as well as visitors

Mission is not only a winter town. It had 85,778 residents at the 2020 census, with 27,165 households. Over half of those households, 53.9%, were married couples, and 44.4% had children under 18. Those families need a garage that works as a play area, a gym or a storage room. A flake floor fits that kind of use. It is easy to sweep, it does not show every footprint, and it holds up to bikes, strollers and dropped tools.

The city is also split among three school districts, Mission CISD, Sharyland ISD and La Joya ISD, which tells you how far it stretches. We work in all of them, from the older streets near Conway Avenue to the newer homes on the north and west sides.

What Mission owners ask for most

• Flake garage floors in earth tones that hide yard dust and grove dirt
• Polyaspartic systems when a project needs to be done before a seasonal owner leaves town
• Textured patio and pool deck coatings
• Heavy epoxy for barns, packing rooms and equipment shops

Every job starts with an on-site visit. We measure, check the slab, and give you a written price. Call (956) 420-7849 to set it up.