Epoxy Flooring in Merritt Island, FL

Epoxy flooring in Merritt Island starts underground. Wikipedia lists the CDP's elevation at 0 feet, and of its 46.15 square miles, more than 29 are water, with the Indian River to the west and the Banana River and Mosquito Lagoon to the east. With water that close, almost every slab here deserves a moisture test before it is coated.

Testing comes first

Ground moisture rising through concrete is the leading cause of coatings bubbling and lifting on the island. We measure every floor. Normal readings mean a standard epoxy primer. Elevated numbers call for a primer rated for moisture, which costs more but bonds where a standard one would fail. If water is actively seeping in, you hear about it before you have paid anything.

Homes from the 1960s

The island's population grew in the 1950s and 1960s as NASA expanded. Census survey data from Point2Homes dates 35.6% of homes to the 1960s, and the median build year is 1973. Sixty-year-old garage floors usually need grinding, patching and stain removal. We price that prep openly.

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Boat country

Sea Ray Boats ran a factory on the island from 1978 to 2012, and boating is still part of daily life. Garages here often hold boats, trailers, outboard motors and fishing gear. That calls for a thick base, a full flake broadcast and a topcoat that resists fuel and salt water. If you wash gear in the garage, we add texture for grip.

Shops near the airport

Light industrial fabrication centers operate near the Merritt Island Airport. Fabrication bays face sparks, solvents, steel stock and forklifts. We install commercial epoxy systems built for that, with striping for walkways and work zones.

After the storms

After Hurricane Irma in 2017, an island lift station overloaded badly enough that trucks hauled away sewage. A sealed floor is far easier to clean and disinfect after any flood than bare concrete.