Epoxy Flooring in Fontainebleau, FL

Epoxy flooring in Fontainebleau mostly goes into buildings from two decades. Census figures summarized by Point2Homes show 31.7% of housing built in the 1970s and 32.5% in the 1980s, for a median year built of 1984. Wikipedia says the area was planned in 1970 as Fontainebleau Park, then built in the 1970s as a set of villages around two 18-hole golf courses, both since closed and built over.

Condos and apartments first

The eastern half was designed mainly for condominiums and apartments. Today about 33.6% of housing units sit in buildings holding 50 or more units, and only 13.8% are detached houses. Condo associations here ask us about:

• covered parking areas,
• laundry and storage rooms,
• stairwell landings and walkways,
• pool equipment rooms.

We can phase work by building or by area, with a written plan for the board.

Townhomes and village homes

The western side mixes single-family houses, Village Homes, Garden Homes and townhomes. Many have small garages or carports. On a 40-year-old slab we expect hairline cracks, old stains and sometimes a past coating that is peeling. We grind it all off and start clean.

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Built on golf course land

Land that was once fairways and water hazards was often filled and graded before building. That can leave slabs with uneven settling or higher moisture. A moisture test plus a careful check of the cracks shows whether the slab is ready or needs repair first.

A dense, rented area

The 2020 census put density at 15,129.5 people per square mile, and 56.1% of occupied homes are rented, per the ACS. Landlords and associations want floors that hold up to heavy use and are quick to clean. A mid-tone flake finish with a durable topcoat fits that need well.

Clear terms for associations

Boards need to approve spending and tell residents what to expect. Along with the price, our written proposal lists the areas covered, the products, the prep steps, the number of days each area will be closed and how long before cars can return. That gives the board what it needs to vote and to post a notice.