A city planned around Mediterranean Revival

Epoxy Flooring in Coral Gables, FL

Garage and loggia coatings in warm, stone-like tones, chosen to sit well beside coral rock and barrel tile.

Free estimates done in person, with the floor measured on site
Every slab moisture-tested before the first coat
Written quotes that spell out prep, coats and total

Coatings That Respect the Architecture

Epoxy flooring in Coral Gables is often a design choice as much as a practical one. Wikipedia describes the city's architecture as almost entirely Mediterranean Revival, a style written into George Merrick's original plan in the 1920s. Homeowners here tend to want a garage or loggia floor that looks like it belongs with stucco, barrel tile and coral rock, not a bright factory gray.

Colors that suit stone and stucco

Flake blends come in many shades, and we bring physical samples to the house. Tan, sand, terracotta and warm gray blends tend to work with coral stone walls. A light base also keeps a covered loggia cooler underfoot than a dark one. For a garage that opens onto a courtyard, we can match the tone of the hardscape so the two read as one surface.

Strict rules and careful neighbors

The city is known for strict zoning, and it passed its first historic preservation ordinance in 1973. Interior floor coatings do not usually need design review, but work on landmark properties or anything that changes an exterior surface may involve the city. We do not handle permits on your behalf, so we suggest checking with the city building department before any outdoor project. Inside a garage, the main courtesy is to neighbors: we keep trucks, noise and dust contained and clean the driveway when we leave.

Built with local rock

Much early building in the city used Miami limestone, commonly called coral rock. That stone is porous. Where a garage slab meets a coral rock wall or step, we stop the coating at a clean line and seal the edge, because resin that wicks into porous stone stains it.

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Storm-tested ground

During Hurricane Andrew in 1992, the National Hurricane Center headquarters in Coral Gables recorded gusts of 164 mph before its wind gauge was destroyed. Garages here have flooded and been cleared of debris more than once. A sealed floor wipes clean after a storm, and a flake finish hides the scuffs left by shutters and generators being dragged in and out.

Offices and campus spaces

With 16,479 faculty and staff as of 2021, the University of Miami employs more people than anyone else in the city, and downtown holds corporate offices and regional headquarters. For commercial rooms, mechanical spaces and back-of-house floors, we use low-odor systems and can work after hours so the building stays open.

What Shapes a Coral Gables Floor

Mandated architecture. The city's architecture is almost entirely Mediterranean Revival, a style required in Merrick's original plan.
Preservation since 1973. Coral Gables passed its first historic preservation ordinance in 1973 and is known for strict zoning rules.
Coral rock construction. Early buildings used Miami limestone, known locally as coral rock, a porous stone that stains easily.
Hurricane Andrew winds. The National Hurricane Center in Coral Gables recorded gusts of 164 mph during Andrew in 1992.

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Coral Gables Questions

Which epoxy colors look right in a Mediterranean Revival home?

Warm flake blends such as sand, tan and terracotta usually sit well beside stucco and coral stone. Samples come along to the visit so you can judge them in your own light before choosing.

Will Coral Gables need to sign off on my garage floor coating?

A coating inside the garage usually leaves the home's exterior untouched, but rules differ for landmark properties and exterior work. Ask the city building department first. We are happy to provide a written scope to take along.

Can you coat a loggia that touches coral rock walls?

Yes. We tape and stop the coating at a clean edge so resin does not soak into the porous stone. The wall stays untouched and the floor gets a sealed border.

Do you work in office or university buildings?

Yes. We coat mechanical rooms, storage areas and back-of-house floors. Work can be phased or done after hours, and we use low-odor products where air flow is limited.

Free Estimates in Coral Gables, FL

Coral Gables garages, loggias and offices: we quote in writing, free of charge.

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