The 4 top-ranked stained concrete companies serving Lubbock and the rest of South Plains. Concrete Innovations Inc holds the #1 spot. Acid and dye staining that reacts into the concrete for rich, marbled, UV-stable color. A decorative, low-maintenance finish for showrooms, patios, and living space.
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Lubbock, serving from Lubbock, TexasSince 2004Residential / Commercial
The company says it has designed polished, stained, and epoxy concrete floors since 2004, including floor grinding, coating removal, and industrial-grade shop floor systems, for both residential and commercial clients. It's based in Lubbock and has also expanded into the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
The company says it installs polyaspartic garage, basement, and patio floor coatings with a 15-year warranty, as one of several home improvement services (bathrooms, windows, kitchens, closets) it offers under the Renuity brand. Its Lubbock branch has operated locally since 1994 according to its Better Business Bureau profile, which lists epoxy floor coating and concrete staining among its services.
Lubbock, serving from Lubbock, TexasResidential / Commercial
The company says it offers polyurea coating, acid-stained concrete, polished concrete, and concrete sealant with a 15-year manufacturer warranty, and travels up to a 45-mile radius from Lubbock. The owner cites over 30 years of experience in the trade.
Lubbock, serving from Lubbock, TexasResidential / Commercial
Better Business Bureau lists Lubbock Garage Floors & More as installing textured and stained concrete finishes on garage floors as well as retail and commercial floors. No separate company website could be found.
Lubbock sits on the Llano Estacado, where a caprock of caliche (hardened calcium carbonate) lies under thick layers of wind-blown sand and silt, a subsurface profile shaped by the region's shift to an arid climate. [1]
Lubbock averages 12.4 mph of wind, the 10th-windiest city in the United States, and The Weather Channel named it the country's 'Toughest Weather City' in 2013. [2]
Lubbock sits on the southwestern edge of Tornado Alley, and spring brings severe thunderstorms with large hail. [3]
Lubbock's recorded temperatures range from a low of -17 degrees Fahrenheit on February 8, 1933 to a high of 114 degrees Fahrenheit on June 27, 1994, a swing that puts real freeze-thaw stress on outdoor and unconditioned concrete. [4]
X-FAB Silicon Foundries' Lubbock semiconductor plant has received more than $50 million in federal CHIPS Act funding, one of the projects behind West Texas's more than $430 billion in announced industrial capital investment. [5]
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