Barton Hills Epoxy FlooringMetallic · Flake · Polished · Industrial

Why Barton Hills chooses New Era

We are not a roll-and-go crew. We prep the concrete mechanically, use commercial-grade resins, and walk the finished floor with you before we call it done. A neighborhood built in waves from the 1940s to the 1990s means we regularly work two doors apart on an eighty year old slab and a thirty year old one, and they never take the same prep. We grind and test each one to what it actually needs.

• Barton Hills was featured in Austin's 1956 Parade of Homes as the world's largest air-conditioned subdivision, and the neighborhood kept building out in waves from the 1940s through the late 1990s, so its garage slabs span six decades of concrete practice.
• The earliest Barton Hills section, built by architect A.D. Stenger in the 1940s for returning G.I.s, still stands today, which makes its original driveways some of the oldest residential concrete anywhere in South Austin.
• Zip code 78704 covers Barton Hills along with several other older South Austin neighborhoods, so we see the same range of pre-1970s pour techniques on a lot of the calls that come from this part of the city.
• Full diamond-grind surface prep on every Barton Hills job, the real reason a floor lasts a decade instead of peeling in a year.
• Metallic, flake, polished, industrial, ESD and stained systems, one crew for the whole project.
• Written 1-year warranty on workmanship. Does not cover chipping, cracking or hydrostatic pressure, and we will walk you through exactly what is covered.
• Fast-cure options and night or weekend scheduling so your Barton Hills home or business keeps moving.
• Established 2015 and Houston grown, with English and Spanish service end to end.