Montrose Epoxy FlooringMetallic · Flake · Polished · Industrial

Why Montrose 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 Montrose slab from the 1920s Art Deco boom has been through a decline in the mid-century, an urban-renewal highway push in the 1960s, and a revival starting in the 1970s, more changes than almost any other Houston neighborhood we work in. We grind through all of it before anything new goes down.

• Montrose was platted in 1911 by developer J.W. Link as Montrose Place Addition, a streetcar suburb built around four landscaped boulevards, with the first mansion completed on Montrose Boulevard in 1912.
• The First Montrose Commons section carries apartment buildings built between 1920 and 1940 in Craftsman, Prairie, Mission Revival and Art Deco styles, some of the architecturally oldest structures we do floor work in across the city.
• 1960s urban renewal razed blocks of Montrose for highway construction, and the neighborhood did not begin its organized revival until residents formed preservation groups in the 1990s, so building ages here jump around more than the street grid suggests.
• Montrose's mix of converted 1920s apartment buildings and brand new mid-rise infill means we see more variety in floor material, not just concrete age, than in almost any other part of Houston we serve.
• Full diamond-grind surface prep on every Montrose 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 Montrose home or business keeps moving.
• Established 2015 and Houston grown, with English and Spanish service end to end.