Epoxy Flooring in Brickell, FL

Epoxy flooring in Brickell is almost all inside towers. Wikipedia calls Brickell Miami's most dense neighborhood, and its population roughly doubled from 13,584 in 2000 to 27,776 in 2010 as residential and mixed-use towers went up. There are few private garages here. The floors that need coating are parking levels, fitness rooms, storage cages, trash rooms and mechanical spaces.

Working inside an occupied tower

Residents and office tenants stay in the building while we work. We plan with the manager for:

• elevator and loading dock access,
• noise limits during grinding,
• low-odor products near air intakes,
• section-by-section closures with clear signs.

The board or manager gets a written schedule before the first day.

Low points by the river

Brickell's average elevation is about 9.8 feet, but its lowest ground reaches 0 feet, and the neighborhood runs north to the Miami River. Lower parking levels and loading areas can collect water during heavy rain. A sealed coating holds that water on top so it can be pushed toward drains rather than soaking into the slab.

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Recertification timing

Under Miami-Dade's rules, condo buildings of three or more stories within three miles of the coast and built in 1998 or later recertify at 25 years, then every 10 years. A tower finished in 2000 reached that mark in 2025, and towers from later years follow. Coating is not part of the inspection, but once any required concrete repairs are done, it is a good time to protect parking and service floors.

Office back rooms

Office towers began replacing mansions along Brickell Avenue in the 1970s, with mass office construction in the 1980s. Those older buildings have storage rooms, server rooms and loading areas with worn concrete. We coat them after hours so tenants are not disrupted.