The 3 top-ranked stained concrete companies serving Tyler and the rest of East Texas. Victory Concrete Floors LLC 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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Tyler, serving from LindaleResidential / Commercial / Industrial
The company says it installs concrete poly flake coatings, metallic epoxy, polished and stained concrete, and industrial concrete coatings, along with custom garage floor systems and concrete countertops. Based in Lindale, its website lists Tyler among the East Texas cities it serves.
The company says it installs stained and diamond-polished concrete, micro-chip (quartz) flooring, and metallic epoxy coatings, plus custom concrete logos. Its site lists garage floors, patios, and shop floors among its work, and it also serves Longview, Texas and Shreveport, Louisiana.
Tyler, serving from LindaleResidential / Commercial
The company says it installs polished and stained concrete, concrete scoring and engraving, and full-flake epoxy flooring for residential and commercial buildings. It's based in Lindale, in Smith County next to Tyler; its own site doesn't name Tyler specifically among service areas.
Tyler's two largest employers are healthcare systems: Christus Trinity Mother Frances with about 5,000 workers and UT Health East Texas with about 3,500, both running multi-building campuses that need industrial-grade and polished concrete flooring in labs, corridors, and support buildings. [1]
Trane Technologies and Tyler Pipe both run manufacturing plants in Tyler, producing air conditioning and heat pump equipment and utility pipe, the kind of heavy-traffic industrial space that needs coated or polished floors instead of bare or painted slab. [2]
Brookshire Grocery Company operates supermarket distribution out of Tyler, the kind of forklift-heavy warehouse floor that wears out unprotected concrete fast. [3]
Tyler averages 47.66 inches of rain a year and sees temperatures above 90 degrees on about 91 days a year, conditions that push moisture vapor up through concrete slabs and stress any coating that isn't prepped for it. [4]
Winter Storm Uri drove Tyler's temperature down to a record negative 6 degrees Fahrenheit in February 2021, the kind of hard freeze that stresses exterior slabs and driveways with freeze-thaw cycling. [5]
This is the list your next customer reads before they call anyone. If you install floors here and you're not on it, that's the only reason. Tell us what you install and where you work, and we'll research you the same way we researched every crew above.