Epoxy Flooring in Pharr, TX

Epoxy flooring in Pharr splits into two kinds of work. The city operates the Pharr-Reynosa International Bridge, and the corridor south to the river is lined with warehouses, cross-dock buildings and truck yards. North of I-2, Pharr is mostly neighborhoods with attached garages and back patios. We coat both, and the systems look very different.

Warehouse and dock floors

A warehouse floor near the bridge can see forklifts, pallet jacks, dropped loads and diesel tracked in from trucks. Concrete without a coating dusts up under that wear, and the dust ends up on product. For these floors we start with a heavy grind and joint work, then use a thick epoxy or urethane system that resists abrasion and chemicals. Clear walk lanes and safety striping can go in at the same time.

Downtime matters more than almost anything here. We can coat in sections, work nights or weekends, and use fast-curing products where a dock needs to reopen the next day. Before we quote, we ask:

• What runs on the floor, and how heavy is it?
• What spills, from motor oil to cleaning chemicals?
• How long can each area be shut down?
• Does the floor get hosed out or only swept?

A city that more than doubled

Pharr was built in 1910 by a sugar and canal company on land tied to Henry N. Pharr, and it was incorporated in 1916. Its growth is much more recent. The population went from 32,921 in 1990 to 79,715 at the 2020 census. Most homes in the city were built in that stretch, and many garages still have their original bare slab. A flake system is our most common pick for these floors, with a polyaspartic topcoat when the door stays open.

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Built for Pharr's heat

In August the average high in Pharr is 100 degrees, with average lows of 80. Temperatures over 100 can show up as early as February and as late as October, and the city's record is 110. Resin cures faster in that heat, so we mix in small batches and start early. On outdoor concrete we use lighter colors so the surface stays more comfortable.

Rain and the outdoor schedule

Pharr averages 21.0 inches of rain a year. September is by far the wettest month at 3.6 inches, since tropical systems pass through then, and March is the driest at 0.7 inches. For truck yards, loading aprons, patios and pool decks, late winter and early spring give us the most reliable dry days. Indoor warehouse floors can be done any time of year, as long as the building is closed up and the slab is dry.

The record low in Pharr is 13 degrees, set in January 1962. Cold like that is very rare, but a cold snap does slow curing. We check slab temperature on the day of the install and adjust the product or the timing if needed.

Our services in Pharr

• Warehouse and commercial epoxy for docks, storage and service bays
• Garage floor epoxy and flake systems
• Polyaspartic coatings for quick turnaround
• Patio and pool deck coatings
• Metallic epoxy for dealerships and interiors

Call (956) 420-7849 to set up a walk-through of your floor.