Hiroma Surfaces

Garage and patio floor coatings in San Antonio

Two kinds of San Antonio garage, and one honest look at each.

Hiroma builds a layered polyurea and polyaspartic floor system for San Antonio garages, patios, pool decks, driveways and commercial spaces. If you've been searching for epoxy flooring, you're in the right place. Every project begins with a look at your slab. Send a few photos and we'll tell you what we see.

Add the approximate size and two or three photos in the quote form.

San Antonio homes, and the concrete under them

Near the center, the neighborhoods closest to downtown are full of older homes, and many still have their original garages and driveways. Those slabs have had decades of weather, cars and storage. Stains, pitting and cracks are common, and some floors carry old paint or sealer, which changes how we prepare them. A refreshed floor can make an older garage feel like part of the house again.

To the north and northwest, San Antonio keeps growing outward, and a large share of its newer homes sit in the suburbs there. Many have garage floors and patios that were poured as bare builder-grade concrete and never finished, which makes them an easy place to add a finished look. Pools are especially common in these suburbs, so pool decks are a big part of the picture.

San Antonio is also home to several military bases, and the regular moves they bring mean a steady flow of people buying, selling and settling into new homes. A finished garage or patio can be part of a pre-sale or move-in plan, and we're glad to work around your timeline.

What we look at in a San Antonio slab

  • Older homes near the center

    Original garages and driveways have had decades of weather, cars and storage. We evaluate each slab, including any old paint or sealer, before recommending a system.

  • Newer neighborhoods

    A bare builder-grade floor is a clean place to start. We check the age and condition of the slab and tell you when it's ready.

  • Pools in the suburbs

    Pools are especially common in the northern and northwestern suburbs, so we look hard at the deck: cracks, old coatings and drainage.

  • Moving in or listing

    If you're buying, selling or settling in, send photos and the date you're working toward. We'll tell you what's realistic for your floor and the system.

Floor coatings for San Antonio garages, pool decks and more

Garage floors

Older garages near the center start with an evaluation. Bare garages in newer homes are a simpler upgrade.

Pool decks

Pools are common in the suburbs, so deck surfaces matter. Older decks can look stained and patched, and a coating finishes them.

Patios and outdoor spaces

Covered patios, porches and walkways are where many San Antonio families spend their time, and a coating finishes them.

Driveways

Older neighborhoods often have driveways with years of staining, and newer ones often start as plain builder concrete.

Commercial floors

Warehouse and distribution space, flex buildings, manufacturing, clinics and hotels, planned around your schedule and how the space runs.

Commercial floors in San Antonio

San Antonio's commercial mix leans toward warehouses, distribution and light industrial space, with a manufacturing presence in the southeast and a large medical and hospitality sector as well. We lead with scheduling and the system, and we match the preparation to each slab. Heavy-traffic floors can still need grinding, and we tell you upfront.

The northeast I-35 corridor and the south side carry a lot of warehouse and trucking space tied to regional trade. We plan around your operations and shifts.

The northwest, near I-10, has many flex buildings that serve regional service businesses. Shops and small warehouses are a natural fit, and we match the preparation to each slab.

The southeast and the area around Port San Antonio have manufacturing and hangar-type space. These buyers often have their own buying process, so we start with a conversation.

The city has a large medical district and a busy tourism and hospitality sector. Healthcare spaces start with a conversation, since each one has its own requirements.

From the garage you have to the floor you want

  1. 1

    Show us the space

    Add the approximate size and two or three photos in the quote form. Include a closer look at cracks, stains or an old coating.

  2. 2

    Understand the plan

    We review what you sent, evaluate the slab and explain the preparation and scope before we confirm the project.

  3. 3

    Choose the finish and get ready

    Choose your flake blend. We'll confirm what needs to move and when the space will be unavailable.

  4. 4

    Walk through the finished floor

    After installation, we go over the floor with you and explain care, return-to-use guidance and the written warranty terms.

A few questions from San Antonio homeowners

Can I coat a garage floor that has been painted or sealed?

Often, yes. Whether old paint or sealer can stay depends on the coating and how well it's bonded. We prefer not to grind at all and inspect your slab to confirm the preparation it needs. If grinding is necessary, we'll explain why before we start.

Is it worth coating the garage in a new-build home?

A new builder-grade floor is a blank slate, and a coating gives it a finished look and a surface that is easier to keep tidy. We check the age and condition of the slab first and tell you when it's ready.

What should I know about coating a pool deck?

Pool decks come in all ages, and older ones may have cracks, stains or old coatings to deal with before anything goes down. Send photos and we'll talk through your options.

Do you coat patios and driveways, or only garages?

We do both, and more. We coat garages, patios, porches, walkways, pool decks, driveways and commercial floors, and we evaluate each slab before recommending a system.

Can you finish my garage floor before we move in or list the house?

We confirm timing after we review your photos, so tell us your date when you send them. We'll let you know what's realistic for your floor and the system.

Do all commercial floors need the same preparation?

No. We match the preparation to each slab. Heavy-traffic floors, such as busy warehouses, can still need grinding, and we tell you upfront if yours does.

Do you serve my part of San Antonio?

We install in San Antonio. If you're just outside the area, send a request and we'll let you know whether we can help.

Where we install

Hiroma also serves Austin, and you can see every market on our Texas page.

Show us what you're working with

Fill out our quote form, sending us a few photos, approximate dimensions, and any other pertinent information.