

Restained Covered Patio
We ground off the old stain, applied a water-based stain and locked in the color with a polyaspartic top coat.

Selma, TX · Insured · Free Estimates
Superior Epoxy Coatings grinds and polishes, grinds and seals, and acid or water stains concrete floors indoors and out from Bexar County to Travis County, from San Antonio to Austin.
"Adam did a phenomenal job on our outside patio. He is extremely meticulous and I appreciate his attention to detail and high standards..."
Superior Epoxy Coatings is a concrete polishing company in Selma, TX. We polish and seal concrete floors from Bexar County to Travis County, in Selma, Schertz, New Braunfels, San Antonio, San Marcos, Kyle, Buda and Austin.
We grind off the top layer of the concrete and polish the surface. You get a bare concrete floor with a smooth, finished look.
We grind the concrete and seal it. A grind and seal floor keeps the natural concrete look with a sealer on top.

We acid stain and water stain concrete inside homes and on patios and porches around Selma and San Antonio.
Acid stain reacts with the concrete to give it color. We acid stain floors indoors and out across San Antonio, Selma and Schertz.
Water-based stains color the concrete without acid. We use them on indoor floors and outdoor concrete.
Stained concrete is Adam's first choice for indoor floors. It gives you color with a natural concrete look, it's one of the most durable floors you can have and it's easy to maintain. If a spot gets damaged over the years, we can repair it.

We seal and reseal stained and polished concrete, indoors and out, in Selma, Schertz and Cibolo. As concrete sealing contractors, we also reseal older stained floors and patios.
Most indoor concrete jobs around Selma and Schertz don't require you to leave home.
Superior Epoxy Coatings is insured, and Adam gives every estimate himself.
We restained this covered patio with a water-based stain and a polyaspartic top coat. We stain and seal concrete in Selma, Schertz, San Antonio and surrounding areas.


We ground off the old stain, applied a water-based stain and locked in the color with a polyaspartic top coat.
Superior Epoxy Coatings coats floors from Bexar County to Travis County, Texas. That covers Selma, San Antonio, Schertz, Cibolo, New Braunfels, San Marcos, Kyle, Buda, Austin and surrounding areas. We travel further for commercial jobs.
We install full flake, solid color, metallic and quartz garage floors with a polyaspartic top coat.
We resurface pool decks, patios, driveways and walkways with spray knockdown, stamped and stenciled overlays.
We coat warehouses, auto shops, restaurant kitchens, gyms, retail stores and offices.
About Us
Adam Hollis started Superior Epoxy Coatings in Selma in 2023. He comes out for every estimate and gives you the price himself.
Free Estimates
Adam measures your floor and gives you a price at the estimate. Book your job date that day and save up to 10%.
Call or text (210) 589-6271, or send the form to book your free estimate.
Polished concrete is ground and polished to a smooth finish in its natural color. Stained concrete gets its color from an acid or water-based stain. We can also grind and seal a floor, which keeps the natural concrete look under a sealer.
Adam usually recommends stained concrete for kitchens and living rooms. It's durable, easy to maintain and easy to repair if a spot gets damaged. He'll look at the room with you at the estimate and tell you what fits.
Yes, for a small room like a laundry room. If we're doing the whole first floor, you'll need to stay off it while it's wet. Grinding is loud, and the rest of the work is quiet.
Yes. We seal and reseal stained and polished concrete, indoors and out, from Bexar County to Travis County. Adam checks the existing finish at the estimate and tells you what it needs.
Yes. We acid stain and water stain patios, porches and other outdoor concrete as well as indoor floors around Selma and San Antonio. We can seal the concrete after it's stained to protect the color.
Very little. The materials we use are low VOC. Grinding is the loudest part of the job, and once grinding is done the rest of the work is quiet.
Yes. Stained concrete is one of the easiest floors to repair. If a spot wears or gets damaged over time, we repair that area instead of redoing the whole floor.