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Commercial & Industrial Epoxy Floor Coatings in Coral Terrace FL - a floor that holds up

Peeling coating or a dusty, worn shop floor? We test and prep the slab first, so the new coating has sound concrete to grip.

A glossy tan flake epoxy floor fills a wood-paneled garage, with a closed sectional door and visible coating seams.

What goes into a commercial epoxy floor in Coral Terrace?

A commercial or industrial epoxy floor coating in Coral Terrace is resin, usually epoxy, built up in coats over your concrete slab, so a warehouse, shop or stockroom floor stops shedding dust and is sealed against daily traffic and spills.

Most calls we get about business floors start with concrete that's dusting, a coating that's peeling in the traffic lanes, or a floor that has to stay in use while it's redone. The price moves mostly with the size of the floor and how much prep the slab needs. The schedule turns on what the slab test shows, the conditions inside the building and the hours you can give us, so your own figure comes from the estimate visit. Some slabs need concrete grinding and surface preparation or old coating stripped off first. One coating maker's guide makes an acceptable concrete surface the job of the owner or the concrete contractor unless someone states otherwise, so we write the prep into our bid as our job.

Why businesses pick Stonegate for epoxy floors

You can count on straight answers before we start, including the parts nobody can promise, and on careful work under the finish, which is where a business floor holds up or lets go.

  • I'm on site every job

    I come out to look at every floor myself and stay on site the whole time our crew is working.

  • In business since 2017

    I learned concrete and coatings under an experienced installer, then started this business here in Coral Terrace.

  • Fully licensed and insured

    We're fully licensed and insured, and I'm happy to go over our paperwork with you before anything is signed.

  • What you'll know up front

    Every floor is backed by our satisfaction guarantee, and you'll know what the job involves, including what nobody can promise, before we start.

  • Questions answered by phone

    I'd rather answer one more question than have you guess, so call (305) 786-6170 and ask away.

Commercial epoxy floor coatings we install

We choose the system by what the building does every day and what the slab test shows, and our bid lays out the mechanical prep and dust control step by step.

  • Solid-color epoxy for working space

    A high-build epoxy in one color suits warehouses, stockrooms and production areas, because it seals the slab and leaves a floor that's easy to sweep and mop.

  • Quartz or flake broadcast

    Loading the resin with quartz or vinyl flake adds thickness and texture, so it suits walkways, service counters and showrooms that see steady foot traffic and need to hide wear.

  • Polyaspartic and other resins

    Epoxy isn't the only resin, and some spaces suit polyaspartic, urethane or methyl methacrylate better, which we'll talk through once I've seen how the floor is used. Our polyaspartic floor coatings page covers that option in more detail.

  • Service bays and small shops

    Auto shops and service bays get the same testing and prep as a warehouse on a smaller footprint. If you're thinking about your home too, see our garage floor coatings.

What happens when you call about a commercial epoxy floor?

We plan the job around your building, its hours and what it's used for, so the prep and coating fit the way the space runs.

  1. You get in touch

    Call (305) 786-6170 or send the form with the floor area and what the space is used for, and we'll set a time to see it.

  2. I look at the floor

    I come out myself, look over the slab, test it where it needs testing and answer your questions while we're standing on it.

  3. You get a written scope

    I write up a scope that says what we'll do, step by step, so you know what you're getting before any work starts.

  4. Prep, coating, walkthrough

    Our crew preps the concrete and puts the floor down with me on site, and I walk the finished floor with you before we pack up.

Questions about a step? Call and talk it through.

(305) 786-6170

Commercial epoxy floor questions

Does my slab need moisture testing before an epoxy coating?

Yes, moisture testing is how you find out whether a slab is ready for coating or needs a moisture-tolerant primer or a vapor mitigation system first. There's no single pass number, because the coating maker sets the limits, so I read each result against the product we've chosen.

Is grinding better than acid etching for a commercial epoxy floor?

For most high-performance coatings, yes, mechanical prep such as grinding, shot blasting or scarifying is preferred over acid etching. When you compare bids, look for a mechanical method in each one, and ask each bidder how they'll control dust, since working concrete that way releases respirable crystalline silica.

How much does a commercial epoxy floor coating cost in Coral Terrace?

The cost of a commercial epoxy floor in Coral Terrace comes down to the floor area, the prep the slab needs and the system you choose. A solid coat usually costs less than a quartz or flake broadcast, and cracks to fill, old coating to remove or a moisture-tolerant primer all add to the job, so I give you a figure after I've seen and tested the floor.

How do I get my building ready for an epoxy floor install?

The usual guidance is to keep the concrete at least 5 degrees F above the dew point through prep, application and early cure, and above about 50 degrees F for most epoxy. That means we talk through your air conditioning, doors and loading bays before we start, and we keep checking air and surface conditions at every stage.

Does asbestos review apply to my commercial building in Miami-Dade?

It can, because Miami-Dade requires asbestos review and approval from its environmental resources management division for all renovation projects at commercial facilities, and an asbestos survey for renovation projects over 160 square feet. That's why we ask about your floor area and the surface that's down now at the start, so the county's review is part of the plan.

Where do I get permit help in Miami-Dade for a commercial floor?

Miami-Dade's Small Business and Homeowner Assistance Team sees customers by appointment only, Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., and you can book online or call 786-315-2388. You can also leave it to us, since checking which office covers your property is one of the first things we do, as covered below.

Commercial epoxy floor coatings in Coral Terrace and Miami-Dade

Miami-Dade's Permitting and Inspection Center serves county permit customers, and most of its customer services are handled online now. Whether a coating job on your building needs a permit depends on your address and the work, so we check early which office covers the property, tell you what we find and apply for it as your licensed contractor if it's needed. On licensing, state law now preempts the county's local license categories for flooring and concrete finishing, and the state construction industry licensing board sets voluntary certified specialty categories.

We're based in Coral Terrace and work across Miami-Dade, in the cities on our city pages and the cities around them. A lot of the business floors we see are older slabs that have had sealer, tile or coating on them before, and we see the same on jobs in Westchester and Doral, so we plan the prep around what's likely to come up.

Get a commercial floor estimate in Coral Terrace

Call (305) 786-6170 or send the form, even in the evening or on a weekend, and we'll set up a time to see your floor.