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Elite Protective CoatingsELITEPROTECTIVE COATINGSWEST TEXAS CONCRETE COATINGS

Commercial concrete coatings

A floor that supports the work.

Durable, cleanable Penntek systems for West Texas businesses that need a surface built around daily operations.

Built for business

Professional results, planned around your operation.

From customer-facing spaces to hard-working back-of-house floors, Elite Protective Coatings helps businesses improve appearance, simplify cleanup, and protect their concrete from the wear of daily traffic.

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Where we work

Spaces we coat.

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Auto service bays & shops

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Warehouses & production areas

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Retail showrooms & offices

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Restaurants, kitchens & breweries

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Veterinary clinics & kennels

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Schools, churches & community spaces

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And More

Operational benefits

Less disruption.
More usable space.

A commercial coating is not only a finish—it is a practical upgrade to the way a space looks, cleans, and performs.

Maintain a cleaner facility

A seamless, finished surface makes routine sweeping and cleanup more straightforward than bare, worn concrete.

Present the right image

A uniform, professional floor supports a polished customer experience in showrooms, offices, and service areas.

Plan around peak hours

We discuss access, staging, cure time, and the hours your operation cannot be interrupted before work begins.

Protect the investment

Systems are selected for the conditions of your space, including traffic, abrasion, spills, sunlight, and chemical exposure.

Coatings & specifications

Specify the floor for the space.

The right scope starts with the slab and the way the floor will be used. The proposal should connect preparation, coating layers, finish, schedule, care, and warranty to the conditions documented during the site assessment.

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Substrate & preparation

Document concrete condition, existing coatings, repair areas, edges, transitions, drainage, and any moisture concerns before defining mechanical preparation and repair allowances.

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Use & exposure

Review traffic, abrasion, expected spills, cleaning practices, sunlight, equipment, and operational access so system selection is tied to the floor’s actual use.

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System & finish

Identify the proposed Penntek system, coating layers, decorative chip finish or custom blend, and any project-specific details in writing rather than relying on a general product label.

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Handoff requirements

Confirm work zones, return-to-service guidance, cleanup, routine care, warranty eligibility, exclusions, registration, and the records the business should retain.

Final suitability and performance depend on the assessed slab, installed system, exposure, use, maintenance, and applicable written manufacturer terms.

Clear project planning

Scheduling that respects your business.

Site assessmentWe review slab condition, access, repairs, and the performance demands of the space.

Phased schedulingFor larger or active facilities, we can discuss zones, off-hours, weekends, and reopening priorities.

Written scopeYour proposal confirms preparation, system selection, schedule assumptions, and the specific warranty for the project.

Commercial warranty

Coverage that fits the project.

Penntek’s current commercial warranty describes lifetime UV discoloration coverage for qualifying Penntek polyaspartic topcoats and five-year coverage for specified delamination defects. Registration, eligibility, exclusions, limitations, and the installed system matter; the manufacturer’s written terms and your proposal control.

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Based in Seminole, Texas, serving Midland, Odessa, and surrounding West Texas communities.

Tell us what has to stay running.

Share your business location, floor use, preferred timing, and any access or operational constraints. We’ll start with a practical site conversation.

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