Epoxy Flooring in Cocoa Beach, FL

Epoxy flooring in Cocoa Beach is a different kind of job from most Brevard towns, because so many people here live in condominiums. ACS figures summarized by Point2Homes show about 40% of housing units sit in buildings of 20 or more units, while only 29% are detached single-family homes. That means many floor projects start with an association board rather than a single owner.

Working with a condo board

Common areas such as parking levels, storage rooms, stairwell landings, pool equipment rooms and trash rooms all take hard use. Coating them is a group decision. We can prepare a written scope for the board, schedule work by section so residents keep access, and pick finishes with traction for wet flip-flops.

Seasonal homes and vacation rentals

At the 2020 census count, 32.5% of housing units were vacant, reflecting second homes and vacation rentals. Short-term rental garages and storage rooms see heavy, careless traffic in season and then sit closed. A sealed flake floor shrugs off sand and spills and resists musty stains when the unit is empty.

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Beach houses and salt

The city lies on a barrier island, with the Banana River on its western edge and an elevation of about 9.8 feet. For those who own a house, salt air and blowing sand are constant. We use UV-stable polyaspartic topcoats that do not chalk or yellow, and a texture that keeps wet feet steady. A moisture test comes first on every slab, because groundwater is never far down.

An older population

The 2020 median age here was 59.8. Many owners ask for a floor that cleans easily and keeps feet steady. We would rather add a little grit than sell a slick, glossy finish.