Deepwater Epoxy FlooringMetallic · Flake · Polished · Industrial

Why Deepwater 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 Deepwater slab from that 1940s to 1960s wave has been through eight decades of shift work, refinery-adjacent air and settling, which is exactly the kind of wear a straight recoat cannot hide. We grind back to sound concrete before anything new goes down.

• More than 81 percent of Deepwater's homes were built between 1940 and 1969, in the decades right after the 1917 discovery of oil at nearby Goose Creek brought Crown, later Chevron, and other refiners into the area along the Houston Ship Channel.
• Deepwater's lots average about 11,000 square feet, larger than a lot of newer Pasadena construction, which is part of why the neighborhood's original driveways and garage slabs tend to run bigger than a standard postwar subdivision.
• Shift-worker schedules from the nearby refineries still shape the neighborhood's daily rhythm, and a fair number of our Deepwater calls come in around those shift changes rather than a typical nine-to-five pattern.
• Deepwater residents can see refinery flares from some streets at night, and more than one homeowner has told our crew the smell of the plants is just part of living this close to the Ship Channel.
• Full diamond-grind surface prep on every Deepwater 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 Deepwater home or business keeps moving.
• Established 2015 and Houston grown, with English and Spanish service end to end.