Epoxy Flooring in Cape Canaveral, FL

Epoxy flooring in Cape Canaveral is shaped by tourism. Wikipedia notes that tourism plays a major role in the city's economy and that the largest hotel in Brevard County is here. Pool decks, back-of-house corridors, laundry rooms and storage areas in hotels and rentals take constant traffic, wet feet and rolling carts.

Hospitality floors

What matters most in a hotel or rental building:

• Traction around pools and entries, where guests walk wet
• Cleanability for kitchens, laundries and trash rooms
• Durability under luggage carts and housekeeping carts
• Short closures, so rooms and corridors reopen quickly

Fast-curing polyaspartic topcoats help with that last point, and we can phase work around occupancy.

A part-time town

The 2020 census counted 8,317 housing units, of which 29.6% were vacant at the time, a sign of second homes and vacation units. Rental garages and storage rooms take hard use in season, then sit closed in humid air. A sealed floor resists stains and mildew and is easy to reset between guests.

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Extreme rain on low ground

On August 20, 2008, Tropical Storm Fay dropped 20.03 inches of rain on the city, and the elevation here is only about 9.8 feet. Slabs on low barrier island ground can carry a lot of moisture. We test before we coat, and high numbers mean a vapor-tolerant primer.

Salt in the air

The city sits on a barrier island separated from the mainland by the Banana River, so salt air reaches every garage and parking area. Salt on bare concrete draws moisture and slowly breaks the surface down. A sealed floor stops that, and a periodic rinse keeps residue from building up.

Older residents

About 34.8% of residents were 65 or older in 2020. For year-round homes, we lean toward finishes with grip, light colors that improve visibility, and smooth transitions at door thresholds.