Once the Town of Fulford

Epoxy Flooring in North Miami Beach, FL

One city, many kinds of floors: mid-century houses, big condo buildings and mobile home carports along the Intracoastal.

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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

Many Building Types, One Careful Process

Few cities need as many kinds of epoxy flooring as North Miami Beach. Census figures summarized by Point2Homes show 38.5% of housing units are detached houses, 29.5% sit in buildings of 50 or more units and 3.0% are mobile homes. Each of those calls for a different plan, from a two-car garage to a condo storage hall to a carport slab beside a manufactured home.

Mid-century slabs

Most homes here went up in a 30-year burst. About 30.8% were built in the 1950s, 22.1% in the 1960s and 24.1% in the 1970s, for a median year built of 1967. The city itself began as Fulford in 1926 and took its current name in 1931. Concrete that old has usually been through several owners and several fixes. Grinding removes old coatings, and we fill cracks and spalls so the new surface is flat and sound.

Condo buildings

Buildings with 50 or more units make up close to a third of the housing stock. For condo boards we coat:

storage cages and bike rooms,
trash and recycling rooms that need easy washdown,
maintenance shops and electrical rooms,
fitness rooms where weights get dropped.

We can split the work by floor or by room so residents are not locked out.

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Carports and patios

Mobile home and small-lot owners often ask about the slab beside the home rather than a garage. An outdoor slab here sees full sun and about 68 inches of rain a year, per Wikipedia. We finish it with a UV-stable topcoat containing grit so it stays safe in the wet, and we slope-check the slab so water runs off instead of pooling under the finish.

Along the Intracoastal

The city's eastern edge is the Intracoastal Waterway, with Sunny Isles Beach across the water. Homes on that side get more salt in the air, which leaves a film on bare concrete and on tools stored in the garage. A sealed floor makes salt easy to rinse away. If you store a boat trailer or fishing gear, a chemical-resistant topcoat helps with fuel and bait spills.

North Miami Beach Facts We Plan Around

Wide housing mix. 38.5% detached houses, 29.5% in 50+ unit buildings and 3.0% mobile homes (ACS via Point2Homes).
Median build year 1967. About 77% of homes were built between 1950 and 1979, per ACS figures summarized by Point2Homes.
Wet climate. Average rainfall is 68.33 inches a year over 137.7 days, with September and August the wettest months.
Intracoastal edge. The city is bordered to the east by the Intracoastal Waterway, across from Sunny Isles Beach.

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North Miami Beach Questions

Can you coat the slab next to my mobile home?

Yes. We prep and coat carport and patio slabs with a UV-stable, textured topcoat. We check that water drains off before we start, since pooling water shortens any outdoor coating's life.

Our condo trash room smells and stains. Will a coating help?

A seamless, sealed floor stops liquids from soaking into the concrete, which is where most odor comes from. It can then be hosed and squeegeed clean.

How do you handle a 1960s slab with old patches?

We grind the whole floor, sound out any loose patches, cut out the bad ones and refill with a repair mortar before coating. You will see these items listed on the quote.

Will a coated garage floor hold up under a parked boat trailer?

Yes. Use a chemical-resistant topcoat and rinse salt off now and then. A cured floor handles trailer tires and the odd drip of fuel.

Free Estimates in North Miami Beach, FL

We will measure your North Miami Beach home, condo or carport floor at no cost.

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