Epoxy Flooring in Tamiami, FL

Epoxy flooring in Tamiami goes into homes that people tend to keep. The 2020 census counted 17,620 housing units with just 2.2% vacant, a homeowner vacancy rate of 0.5% and a median age of 47.0. Owners here often plan a garage upgrade to last as long as they stay, which makes a full multi-coat system a better value than a quick kit.

On the road to the Everglades

U.S. Route 41, the Tamiami Trail, runs through the center of the community and continues west through the Everglades 95 miles to Naples. Tamiami is roughly 7 feet above sea level, and water covers about 5.16% of its area. Ground this low and close to wetlands holds moisture, so every slab gets a moisture test before we pick a primer.

Storm season in the garage

During Hurricane Andrew in 1992, nearby Kendall-Tamiami Executive Airport recorded sustained winds of 127 mph. Each storm season, garages here fill with shutters, generators, water jugs and gas cans. Those items get dragged in and out. A thick flake system hides scrapes, and a chemical-resistant topcoat handles fuel spills from generators.

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Workshops and hobby garages

Many long-time owners use part of the garage as a workshop. We suggest:

• light colors for better visibility,
• a thick base coat to handle dropped tools,
• a resistant topcoat for oils and solvents,
• grit near the door for wet days.

Your install day in Tamiami

Work begins with grinding and repair, then apply primer, base coat, flake and topcoat. The job usually takes one to two days per garage, depending on the system. We explain cure times in writing so you know when you can walk, then park, on the new floor.

Keeping the new floor clean

A coated floor needs little care. Sweep or blow out grit, rinse when needed and wipe spills before they dry. Avoid harsh acid cleaners. If you park on the floor every day, a mat at the door catches most of the dirt that would otherwise grind into the finish.