Epoxy Flooring in New Smyrna Beach, FL

Epoxy flooring in New Smyrna Beach has a specific job. In a town that National Geographic named one of the world's top 20 surf towns in 2012, the garage is where boards get waxed, wetsuits drip and sandy feet come in after a session. Bare concrete holds onto all of it. Wax smears, salt rings and fine sand ground into the surface make a floor look worn long before the house does.

Built around what you bring home

We start every New Smyrna Beach estimate by asking how you use the garage. The answer shapes the floor.

• Board racks and rinse areas. A flake floor with a textured topcoat gives grip under wet feet and hides sand between hose-downs.
• Golf carts and bikes. Hot tires can lift cheap coatings. We grind the slab and use a full system rated for vehicle traffic.
• Outdoor showers and pool decks. Our patio and pool deck coatings stay lighter in color so they stay cooler in the sun.
• A finished room. Metallic epoxy works well in a converted garage, a studio or a game room.

Rainy season and storm water

The city's climate is humid subtropical, with a rainy season from May to October and a dry season from November to April. Average rainfall is about 50.56 inches a year. The dry season is our best window for outdoor work like pool decks and lanais. Garage floors can go in year round, but in summer we watch humidity and dew point before every coat and plan around afternoon storms.

Storms are part of the picture too. Hurricane Charley crossed the city on August 13, 2004. Wikipedia reports that Hurricane Ian in 2022 left more than 1,000 residents with flood damage. A sealed floor is much easier to wash out and dry after water gets in. It does not stop water from getting in, and we will not coat a slab that still has an active leak.

After a flood

If your garage took water, we look for lifted coating, silt in cracks and staining that went into the concrete. Loose material is ground off, cracks are cleaned and filled, and the slab is tested to make sure it has dried before anything new goes down.

Second homes and rentals

The 2020 census counted 20,903 housing units here, and 29.2% were vacant on census day. A good share of those are seasonal homes and short stays. Owners who rent their homes often choose flake floors because guests track in sand and the chips hide it. A sealed floor also cleans up quickly between bookings. If you are away for the season, we can schedule the work for when the house is empty.

Keeping it clean

Sand is the main wear item on a beach garage floor. It acts like sandpaper under shoes and tires. A quick sweep or leaf blower pass after beach days, a hose rinse now and then, and a pH-neutral cleaner for grime will keep the topcoat looking new for longer.

A long local history

New Smyrna started in 1768 as a colony of about 1,300 settlers, most of them from Menorca. It was incorporated in 1887 and took the name New Smyrna Beach in 1947 when it annexed Coronado Beach. Homes here range from older riverfront houses to newer builds on the mainland side. Older slabs often carry paint, patches or old sealer. We grind those off before priming, because a new coating is only as strong as the surface under it.

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