A city that gets about 73 inches of rain a year

Epoxy Flooring in Hialeah, FL

Garage, carport and shop floors for one of the busiest working cities in Miami-Dade County.

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

Older Concrete, Heavy Use

A lot of epoxy flooring in Hialeah goes over concrete that is already 40 or 50 years old. In ACS data compiled by Point2Homes, the typical Hialeah home was built in 1975 (the median). About 17.7% of homes date from the 1950s, 17.2% from the 1960s and 19.2% from the 1970s. Slabs that age have usually been patched, painted or stained somewhere along the way.

What old slabs need first

Before a new coating can bond, the old surface has to go. On a typical Hialeah garage or carport we expect:

paint or sealer left from earlier jobs, which has to be ground away,
settlement cracks that need filling,
oil stains that need degreasing,
uneven spots near the driveway apron.

We show you what we find and price the repair work in its own line, so you know where your money goes.

Rain and ground water

Hialeah averages 72.93 inches of rain a year, with about 141 days of measurable rain, and September and June each bring more than 11 inches. Wikipedia also notes that the Biscayne Aquifer, the main drinking water source, comes closest to the surface near Hialeah and Miami Springs. Water that close to the slab is why we never skip the moisture test. High readings mean a damp-concrete primer goes down first.

Get a free estimate or call (786) 321-8267.

A city of renters and owners

About 53.4% of occupied homes in Hialeah are rented and 46.6% are owned, per the same ACS summary. Landlords often ask for a floor that survives tenant turnover. A full flake system hides wear, cleans up with a mop and can be recoated later instead of torn out. Owners who plan to stay may prefer a thicker build that lasts longer between touch-ups.

Shops and small industry

Wikipedia calls Hialeah a commercial center and one of the largest employers in the county, and newer electronics and technology firms have replaced much of the clothing and manufacturing work of the 1970s and 1980s. Auto repair bays, small workshops and storage units all benefit from a sealed floor that resists oil, brake fluid and tire marks. We can add a non-slip texture where floors get wet from washing or rain blowing in.

Hialeah Numbers Worth Knowing

Median build year 1975. Roughly 54% of Hialeah's housing dates from the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s (ACS via Point2Homes).
Heavy rainfall. Annual rainfall averages 72.93 inches, spread across about 141 days, and June and September each top 11 inches.
Shallow aquifer. The Biscayne Aquifer comes closest to the surface near Hialeah and Miami Springs, per Wikipedia.
Mostly renters. 53.4% of occupied homes are renter-occupied and 46.6% owner-occupied (ACS via Point2Homes).

Our Services in Hialeah, FL

Hialeah Questions

My Hialeah garage floor has old paint on it. Is coating over it possible?

No. Paint and old sealers must be ground off first, or the new coating bonds only to the paint. We grind to bare concrete, then prime and coat.

I rent out my house. Which floor finish survives tenants?

Full flake epoxy sealed under polyaspartic. Scuffs blend into the pattern, dirt is slow to show, and later it can be scuffed and recoated rather than replaced.

Can you fix cracks in an old carport slab?

Most cracks can be filled and leveled before coating. Cracks that are still moving may show through again, and we will tell you which ones those are.

Do you coat auto repair bays and small shops?

Yes. We use chemical-resistant systems that stand up to oil, fluids and tire heat, and can schedule the work around your business hours.

Free Estimates in Hialeah, FL

Book a free look at your Hialeah garage, carport or work bay.

Call (786) 321-8267 Free Estimate