Homes & garages
New-build garages, shop buildings out on acreage and back patios that take the afternoon sun. Flake is the usual pick here, since it hides dust and keeps its grip when it's wet.
Flake and metallic floors →
Bossier Parish • Louisiana
Epoxy floors for Bossier City
Right across the Red River from Shreveport. Garage floors for the newer neighborhoods, finished floors for businesses along Airline Drive, and 10% off for the Airmen and veterans who call Barksdale home.
Bossier City, Louisiana
A parish full of newer slabs
Bossier Parish has grown fast, from the Airline Drive corridor north toward Benton and east toward Haughton. That means a lot of newer houses, shop buildings and commercial spaces sitting on fairly young concrete.
A newer slab is a good start, but it still has to finish curing and still has to be tested for moisture before it gets coated. Water vapor coming up through a slab is one of the most common reasons a coating lifts, so we check it first rather than hope.
home, business or plant
What we pour in Bossier City
Businesses
Restaurants, gyms, salons and offices along Airline Drive and the riverfront. A seamless floor is easier to keep clean and holds up to all-day foot traffic.
Commercial floors →Working floors
Warehouses, service shops and wash bays along I-20 and I-220. Floors that see water, heat and chemicals get urethane cement or polyaspartic, chosen for the job rather than the catalog.
Industrial coatings →getting to you
Serving Bossier City and nearby
Bossier City is next door to Shreveport, so it gets the same quick scheduling. Most walkthroughs here can be booked within the week.
Systems we put down
Metallic epoxyFlake systemsPolyaspartic & polyureaUrethane cementCommercial floorsIndustrial coatings
Other towns we serve
Bossier City questions
What people here ask us
Do you give a military discount in Bossier City?+
Yes. Active-duty military, veterans and first responders get 10% off the epoxy floor, and that includes everyone stationed at Barksdale. Just mention it when you reach out.
My house is new. How long do I wait before coating the garage?+
New concrete is usually given about four weeks to cure before it's coated, and we test the slab for moisture before anything goes down. Tell us when the builder poured and we'll tell you when it's ready.
Which finish works best for a shop building?+
Most shop owners pick flake. It's slip-resistant, hides dust and tire marks, and shrugs off dropped tools. If the shop has a lift or heavy equipment, we'll talk about a tougher topcoat on top.
Can you coat a back patio?+
Yes. Outdoor concrete needs a UV-stable topcoat so it doesn't yellow in the sun, and some texture so it isn't slick when it's wet. We'll show you finishes that suit an outdoor slab.