Epoxy Flooring in Ormond Beach, FL

Epoxy flooring in Ormond Beach often starts with a car. Automobile races began on the sand between Ormond and Daytona Beach in 1902, and the city still calls itself the birthplace of speed. Today the cars live in garages instead of on the beach, and many owners want a floor that looks as good as what is parked on it. We coat those garages, along with lanais, workshops and business floors across the city.

Floors for collectors and hobbyists

A collector's garage has different needs from a daily parking spot.

• Metallic epoxy gives a deep, swirled finish that photographs well under a classic car.
• Full flake with a polyaspartic topcoat handles jacks, creepers and dropped tools.
• Light colors brighten a work bay and make a dropped bolt easy to find.
• A chemical-resistant topcoat stands up to brake fluid, coolant and gasoline drips.

We ask how you use the space before we suggest anything. A car that is washed in the garage needs more texture than one that only comes out on Sundays.

Low ground near two rivers

Ormond Beach sits on the Halifax River lagoon, and the Tomoka River drains the city. Wikipedia lists its elevation at just 3 feet. Low ground near water means moisture is always close to the slab. Before we price a floor, we test it. If readings are high, we use a moisture-tolerant primer, and we tell you plainly when a slab needs drainage work before any coating goes down.

An owner-occupied city

About 79.2% of occupied homes in Ormond Beach are owned, and 64.9% of all housing units are single-family detached houses, per ACS figures summarized by Point2Homes. Building was steady for decades, with 21.5% of homes from the 1970s, 21.0% from the 1980s and 17.7% from the 2000s. Owners who plan to stay tend to choose a longer-lasting system over the cheapest one, and we are happy to explain the difference in writing.

Steady footing at every age

The 2020 census put the city's median age at 53.9, and 32.0% of residents are 65 or older. Many of the homeowners we meet want a floor that is easy to clean and safe to walk on. A glossy floor can be slick when wet. We add flake or a fine grit to the topcoat so the garage stays sure underfoot after rain blows in or a car drips.

Get a Free Estimate

Work floors at the Airpark

The Ormond Beach Business Park and Airpark is a foreign trade zone with 29 companies and more than 2,000 jobs, according to Wikipedia. Light manufacturing, storage and hangar floors take forklift wheels, pallet jacks and spills. Our commercial systems use thicker 100% solids coatings and can be laid out with safety striping and marked walkways. We plan the work in sections or over a weekend so your operation keeps moving.

Lanais and pool decks

With so many single-family homes, Ormond Beach has plenty of back patios, lanais and pool decks. Those surfaces sit in direct sun for most of the day, so we use light colors and a UV-stable topcoat that will not yellow. A textured finish keeps wet feet from slipping. If your pool deck already has a cool-deck or painted finish, we check how well it is bonded. Loose material comes off before anything new goes down.

Older Ormond Beach homes

Not every Ormond Beach garage is from the building boom. About 17.6% of the city's housing dates from the 1950s and 1960s, per the same ACS summary. Those garages often need the same heavy prep we see in older Daytona Beach neighborhoods. Expect more grinding and patching than in a garage built in the 2000s, and a quote that shows it.