Epoxy Flooring in Lely, FL

Epoxy flooring in Lely is shaped by its many small multi-unit buildings. ACS figures on Point2Homes show about 28% of housing units in buildings of five to nine units and another 15% in buildings of ten to nineteen. Only 29% are detached houses. In buildings like these, garages, carports, storage closets and laundry rooms are often shared, and decisions run through an association.

What boards ask us

A condo board wants to know how long the space will be closed, what the product is, how the surface is prepared and how residents should clean it afterward. We answer those in writing. Our quotes list the system layer by layer, include product data sheets and give a schedule that lets owners plan around the work. For shared spaces we can phase the job so part of the area stays open.

Slabs from the 1970s and 1980s

The 1980s account for about 39% of Lely homes and the 1970s for 28%, putting the median build year at 1985. Concrete that age has usually seen years of sealers, paint touch-ups and stains. Before any coating goes on, we grind back to clean concrete and repair cracks, so the coating grips sound concrete rather than old finishes.

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Steady footing

Wikipedia reports a median age of 67.7 in Lely, with about 55% of residents 65 or older and 44% of households made up of one person. Footing matters on any floor that gets wet, and many people here walk through the garage or carport every day on their own. We recommend a textured finish with grit in the topcoat, and a lighter color so edges and steps are easy to see.

Close to sea level

Wikipedia lists Lely at roughly 7 feet above sea level. Low ground and the summer wet season can leave slabs damp, especially at the edge of a carport where rain blows in. We test moisture at the edges and the middle of each slab. High readings mean a primer made for damp concrete.