Epoxy Flooring in Coconut Creek, FL

Our epoxy flooring in Coconut Creek projects lean outdoors more than in most towns. The city is known for landscaped roads, waterways, parks and butterfly gardens, and much of its housing is single-family homes, townhouses and condominiums set in professionally landscaped communities. Lanais, pool decks and patios get as much use as garages here, and they face the full force of the Florida sun and rain.

Sun on outdoor concrete

Standard epoxy is not made for direct sunlight. Left uncovered, it can yellow and chalk over time. For patios and pool decks in Coconut Creek we use coating systems with a UV-stable polyaspartic or aliphatic topcoat, which hold color much better outdoors. August is the warmest month here, with average highs near 92 degrees, so we also think about surface temperature. Lighter colors stay cooler underfoot than dark ones, which matters around a pool.

What we coat

• Patio and pool deck coatings with textured, slip-resistant finishes
• Polyaspartic floor coating for lanais and screened porches that see afternoon sun
• Garage floor epoxy for single-family homes and townhouse garages
• Epoxy flake floors that hide dirt tracked in from the garden
• Metallic epoxy floors for indoor rooms and showcase garages
• Commercial and warehouse floor epoxy for retail, office and light industrial space

Care for a wildlife habitat city

Coconut Creek was the first city in Florida, and the eleventh in the country, certified as a Community Wildlife Habitat. We respect that on every job. Grinding is done with vacuum dust collection, leftover materials are taken with us, and no rinse water or solvent goes into planting beds, canals or storm drains. When customers ask, we can talk through low-odor and low-VOC product options, especially for spaces next to occupied rooms.

Rain, cure times and scheduling

The city averages about 57 inches of rain a year, and June is the wettest month at more than 7 inches. Outdoor coatings need dry concrete and a dry window to cure. We plan patio and pool deck work for stretches of good weather and will reschedule rather than coat a damp slab. Indoor garage work is far less sensitive to the forecast. Watering also matters: regional rules from the South Florida Water Management District limit landscape irrigation to set days and bar it between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. We ask you to turn off sprinklers that hit the work area for a day or two after coating.

Townhouses and condo associations

Many Coconut Creek homes are in associations, and patios or pool decks can be shared property or subject to color rules. Before we schedule outdoor work, check with your board. We provide product data sheets and color samples to help with approvals.

Free estimates

Call (954) 738-6482 or send photos of the patio, pool deck or garage you want coated. We will look at the concrete, check for cracks and moisture, and give you a written quote.

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