Brevard County's oldest beach community

Epoxy Flooring in Melbourne Beach, FL

Respecting older concrete while giving it a finish that handles salt, sand and sun.

Free estimates at your property, with the concrete measured by us in person
Moisture test on the concrete before any coating goes down
Written quote that lists every prep step, coat and cost

Old Concrete Deserves Extra Care

Epoxy flooring in Melbourne Beach frequently involves concrete that has been around longer than its owner. The town was settled in 1879 and incorporated in 1923, and Wikipedia calls it Brevard County's oldest beach community. According to ACS estimates reported by Point2Homes, 4.2% of homes here date to 1939 or before, and a further 32.4% to the 1970s.

What we look for in an older slab

Pre-war and mid-century floors can be thin, uneven, or patched many times. Some have a hard old paint, a waxy sealer or flooring glue on top. Few were poured over a moisture barrier. Before we recommend a system, we check:

Moisture coming up through the slab
Cracks and whether they are moving
Old coatings that must be ground off
Low spots where water sits

The answers decide the primer, the patching and the price. You get all of it in writing.

A coastal finish for a historic town

Many owners here want something that suits a beach cottage rather than a car dealership. Muted flake blends in sand, driftwood or grey tones fit that look, and a satin topcoat cuts glare. Whatever the color, we use a UV-stable topcoat because barrier island sun is strong.

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Mostly owned, mostly houses

Owners live in about 82.4% of occupied homes, and 75.4% of homes are single-family detached. Owners who intend to keep a house for years tend to value a thicker, longer-lived floor over a quick fix. We explain the differences between systems so you can decide.

Porches and outdoor showers

Older homes here often have concrete porches or outdoor shower pads. These take sun, salt and standing water. A textured, UV-stable coating can make them safer underfoot and easier to clean, as long as the slab tests dry enough to bond.

Melbourne Beach Background

Settled in 1879. Melbourne Beach was settled in 1879 and incorporated as a town in 1923; it is Brevard County's oldest beach community.
Some very old homes. Homes built in 1939 or before make up about 4.2%, the 1970s about 32.4%; the median build year is 1974 (ACS via Point2Homes).
Owner-occupied houses. About 82.4% of occupied homes are owned and 75.4% of units are single-family detached (ACS 2019-2023 via Point2Homes).
Barrier island location. The town sits on the barrier island between the Indian River Lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean, at about 13 feet elevation.

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Melbourne Beach Questions

Can a pre-1940 Melbourne Beach slab be coated?

Often, yes, but it needs a close look first. We test moisture and check for thin or cracked areas, then tell you plainly whether a coating will hold.

Which colors suit an older beach cottage?

Many owners choose soft sand, grey or driftwood flake blends with a satin topcoat. Samples come with us, so you can judge the colors in your own light.

Do you coat porches and outdoor shower pads?

Yes. The finish we use there is UV-stable and textured, and we only proceed if the concrete tests dry enough to bond.

What happens to old paint already on my garage floor?

It gets ground off. A new coating over old paint will only be as strong as that paint's bond.

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