Flooring that holds up to the way you use it in Amarillo, TX
Keystone Amarillo Epoxy Flooring works on concrete floors in homes and businesses, and we check each slab for wear and moisture before suggesting a finish, because the prep decides how it lasts.
We plan and put down concrete floors for Amarillo homeowners, shop owners and property managers, from garage and basement coatings to polished floors and pool decks.
Amarillo is home base for us, a Panhandle city where Amarillo's museums include the Texas Air & Space Museum with its historic DC-3, the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum and the Don Harrington Discovery Center, whose traveling exhibits keep changing. Most of our calls here come from homeowners with garages, basements, patios and pool decks, and from shop owners whose floors take a beating every day.
Wind is part of working here, and the city's weather records show how hard it can blow. Blowing dust can spoil a wet coating, so on garages, patios and pool decks we close up what we can and plan outdoor work around calmer days. We take on the same work in Canyon and the cities around Amarillo.
- Fully licensed and insured.
- Free quotes on site.
- Replies within 1 business day.
Why people call Keystone about their concreteSlab first, finish second.
Tell us about your floor on our contact page or call (806) 457-5783.
Slab checked before pricing
I look hard at your concrete before pricing anything, so the floor you pick fits the slab under it. If a simpler or cheaper floor suits you better, I'll say so.
Tricky slabs welcome
Peeling coatings, oil-soaked spots and floors that hold moisture don't send us packing. Working those out is the part of this job I like best, and it happens in the prep.
Same person, start to finish
The person who looks at your floor is out there working on it with our crew. The details from your estimate come with me to the job.
Flooring contractor services in Amarillo, TX
Keystone Amarillo Epoxy Flooring is a flooring contractor in Amarillo, TX, and we offer 16 services for concrete floors in homes, garages, shops and warehouses. Most calls start with a slab that's dusty, stained, cracked or peeling, and end with a floor that cleans up easily and suits how you use it. The price turns on the size of the floor, how much prep the concrete needs and the system you choose. The schedule turns on that same prep, any repairs, moisture in the slab and how long the coating needs to cure. The free on-site estimate gives you a written price for your floor.
Epoxy Floor Coatings
Epoxy is a two-part resin we roll over prepared concrete for a hard, sealed floor that shrugs off spills, for garages, basements, shops and workrooms.
Commercial & Industrial Epoxy Floor Coatings
Running forklifts, carts or wash-downs across your floor? We put down thicker commercial epoxy systems built for shops, warehouses and plants that take a daily beating.
Garage Floor Coatings
We grind the garage slab and lay down a flake coating that hides small flaws and wipes clean of oil drips and tracked-in dirt.
Polyaspartic Floor Coatings
What's polyaspartic? It's a fast-curing coating that holds its color in sunlight, a good fit for sunny garages, porches and patios.
Metallic Epoxy Flooring
We pour metallic epoxy so its pigments swirl into a one-of-a-kind finish with real depth, for basements, showrooms and living spaces that should look like more than concrete.
Urethane Cement Flooring
Urethane cement is the floor for commercial kitchens, breweries and food plants that see hot wash-downs, thermal shock and harsh spills.
Polished Concrete Flooring
We grind your existing slab with finer and finer diamonds until it shines, giving homes, stores and warehouses a hard, low-upkeep floor with no coating to peel.
Stained Concrete Flooring
Want color on a patio, basement or store floor without a coating? Stains soak into the concrete for a mottled or even tone, then we seal it.
Terrazzo Flooring
We build terrazzo from chips of marble, glass or stone set in a resin or cement base and ground smooth, a hard-wearing floor for lobbies, schools and homes.
Basement Flooring
Damp or musty basement slab? We test it for moisture first, then choose a coating or sealer that suits the concrete and how you'll use the room.
Concrete Grinding & Surface Preparation
This is the step under every floor we put down, grinding the slab open so a coating, overlay or polish has clean, sound concrete to grab.
Concrete Sealing
A penetrating or film-forming sealer helps keep water, oil and stains out of bare concrete, for driveways, patios, garage floors and stained or polished slabs.
Concrete Resurfacing & Overlays
Cracked, pitted or flaking concrete that's still solid underneath? We bond a thin cement overlay over it for a fresh surface without tearing out the slab.
Self-Leveling Concrete & Overlays
We pour self-leveling cement over floors that dip or run uneven, so tile, wood, carpet or a coating has a flat base to go on.
Pool Deck Coatings & Resurfacing
Rough, cracked or faded pool deck? We repair the concrete and recoat it with a textured finish that gives wet feet better grip.
Concrete Floor Stripping & Removal
Peeling epoxy, old glue, paint or tile on the slab? We strip it to bare concrete so the next floor bonds to the slab, not the last one.
What happens after you callFrom first call to walk-through.
You call me
Calls come to me, and I ask a few questions about the floor and how you use it, so I know what I'm looking at before I come out.
Free look at the slab
I come out for a free estimate, look the slab over and check it for moisture, because damp concrete changes which floor makes sense.
Options and written price
We talk through the floors that suit your space and your budget, and you get a written price with no obligation and no pressure to book.
Prep, then the floor
Our crew grinds, cleans and repairs the slab before any coating goes down, because the prep is what holds the finish to the concrete.
Walk the floor together
When we're done, I walk the floor with you, point out anything worth knowing and go over how to care for it as it cures.
Concrete floor finishes to consider
Flooring questions we hear in AmarilloStraight answers first.
How much does an epoxy garage floor cost in Amarillo?
The price depends on your floor, so I give you a written price after a free look at the slab rather than a number over the phone. Two garages the same size can price very differently once you count oil stains, cracks, an old coating to strip or moisture in the concrete.
Do you charge for a flooring estimate in Amarillo?
No, estimates are free, done on site and come with no obligation. I check the slab, talk through what suits how you use the space and leave you with a written price, so you can think it over before you decide.
How long does it take to coat a garage floor?
It depends mostly on how much prep the slab needs and how long the coating has to cure before you can walk or park on it. Repairs, stripping an old coating and moisture all add time, and each product's maker sets its own cure times, so I'll tell you what to plan for when I see your floor.
Are you licensed and insured to do flooring work in Amarillo?
Yes, Keystone Amarillo Epoxy Flooring is fully licensed and insured. When a job does need a building permit, the city issues it only to a registered residential building contractor or to a homeowner doing the work on their own property.
What do you do to prepare concrete before an epoxy coating?
We grind the slab to open up the surface, then clean it, fill cracks and pits and deal with any oil or old coating so the new one bonds to sound concrete. Prep is the part you never see once the floor is down, and it's where most peeling floors went wrong, which is why I spend the most time on it.
Do you guarantee your epoxy floors?
Yes, our promise is satisfaction guaranteed on every job. Before we start, I tell you what the slab needs and what to expect from the floor you picked, so we agree on what done looks like.
Is epoxy or polyaspartic better for a garage floor?
Neither wins on every floor, so I ask how you use the garage before picking one. Epoxy builds a thick, tough base and polyaspartic cures faster and holds its color in sunlight, so for a garage that sits open to the sun I lean toward an epoxy base under a polyaspartic topcoat.
Do I need a permit for a floor coating in Amarillo?
It depends on the job, so it's worth asking before any work starts. In Amarillo the Department of Building Safety issues building permits under the city's building code, and a permit has to be in hand before work begins. If you're not sure about yours, ask us and we'll check with the department and tell you what we learn before we start.
About Keystone Amarillo Epoxy Flooring
Keystone Amarillo Epoxy Flooring is a flooring contractor based in Amarillo, TX, in business since 2023 and fully licensed and insured. I came to concrete floors after years in another line of work and learned the trade beside an experienced installer, reading product sheets cover to cover. Today we offer 16 services for garages, basements, patios, pool decks and commercial floors. You can read more about how we work.
Tell us about the floor you have in mind
Your request comes to me, and I'll get back to you with a few questions about the floor and how you use it, then set a time to come look at the slab. You'll get a written price with no obligation to book.
- Phone
- (806) 457-5783
- Location
- Amarillo, TX 79101
- Hours
- Mon–Sun: 6 AM–11 PM
Where we work around Amarillo
Keystone Amarillo Epoxy Flooring is based in Amarillo, TX, and works in Amarillo and Canyon, the 2 areas with their own pages here, along with the cities around them. We reply within one business day, wherever your floor is.