Gleannloch Farms Epoxy FlooringMetallic · Flake · Polished · Industrial

Why Gleannloch Farms 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 Gleannloch Farms home from the 1998 launch and one from the 2017 close-out are nineteen years apart, and both sit inside a community whose land itself was a working horse ranch decades before that. We grind and test each slab to its actual construction era.

• Gleannloch Farms sits on land acquired in the mid-1940s by oilman Douglas B. Marshall and his wife Margaret Cullen Marshall for Egyptian Arabian horse breeding, before Friendswood Development Company began building the modern community in 1998, eventually reaching nearly 3,200 homes by 2017.
• Ten different builders, including Village Builders, DR Horton, David Weekley and Lennar, worked across Gleannloch Farms' nineteen-year build-out, so original slab specs vary meaningfully section to section.
• Many of the original white stables and barns from the property's horse-ranch era still stand today in excellent condition, a detail longtime residents point out when they describe the neighborhood's history.
• Full diamond-grind surface prep on every Gleannloch Farms 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 Gleannloch Farms home or business keeps moving.
• Established 2015 and Houston grown, with English and Spanish service end to end.