Epoxy Flooring in Daytona Beach Shores, FL

About 80 percent of Daytona Beach Shores residents live in high-rise condominiums along the Atlantic, according to Wikipedia. That changes what epoxy flooring in Daytona Beach Shores looks like. Most of the concrete here does not belong to one homeowner. It belongs to an association, and the decision runs through a board, a manager and often an engineer.

Who we work with on the island

ACS figures summarized by Point2Homes show 69.5% of housing units here are in buildings with 50 or more units. Only about 8.1% are single-family detached homes. Our work splits along those lines:

• Condo associations and managers: covered parking, ground-level garages, pool decks, trash rooms and storage cages
• Individual owners: assigned storage rooms or private garages, when the association allows owner improvements
• Single-family homeowners: standard garage, patio and lanai coatings on the few houses in the city

For association work we supply a written scope, product data sheets and a schedule a board can review. We can phase a parking area by section so residents always have somewhere to park.

Salt, surge and shared concrete

The city is a barrier island, with the ocean on one side and the Halifax River lagoon on the other. Ground-level parking and pool decks take wind-driven salt and sand every day. In 2022, Hurricanes Ian and Nicole struck six weeks apart, and nearly 50 coastal condominiums, homes and hotels in Volusia County were damaged, some partly collapsing, as beach erosion undermined them. Repair work on buildings like these comes first. Coatings belong at the end of a repair project, once structural work on the concrete is signed off.

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Pool decks and walkways

Pool decks on the island see bare feet, pool chemicals, salt spray and full sun. We coat them with light, textured systems that stay cooler underfoot and grip when wet. Walkways and entry areas get the same treatment. A UV-stable topcoat keeps colors from fading or yellowing in the sun.

Planning around a seasonal building

The 2020 census found 52.4% of the city's 6,329 housing units vacant, which reflects how many units are second homes and seasonal rentals. Associations often schedule work during slower months, when fewer residents need the parking or the pool. We can work to that calendar and post notices on the dates you set.

What we give a board before work starts

• A written scope by area: which levels, rooms or decks, and in what order
• Product data sheets and safety sheets for each coating
• A schedule with cure times, so you know when each area reopens
• A plan for notices to residents and for moving cars and storage

We keep the same written-price approach we use for homeowners. Any change to the scope is written up and approved before the work changes.

Single-family homes on the island

The few detached houses in Daytona Beach Shores face the same salt air and sand as the towers. For those garages and patios, we use flake systems with a UV-stable topcoat and textured outdoor coatings. Prep includes grinding off the salt film that settles on bare concrete near the ocean.