Opened in 1951, between Vanderbilt Drive and U.S. 41

Epoxy Flooring in Naples Park, FL

Garage floors for a grid of single-family lots where original homes sit beside new construction.

Free on-site estimate, with the floor measured in person
Moisture readings taken on the slab before we coat
Written quotes that spell out the surface prep

Old Slabs and New Slabs on the Same Street

Epoxy flooring in Naples Park means working with two very different kinds of concrete, often a few doors apart. The neighborhood officially opened on November 4, 1951, when M. H. Davis Properties sold lots for as little as $149, according to Wikipedia. Most of the homes standing today came later. ACS figures on Point2Homes show about 32% built in the 1970s and 31% in the 1980s. Yet 6.2% of units date from 2020 or later, as older houses give way to new ones.

If your garage is forty or fifty years old

An original 1970s slab has seen a lot of cars. Expect oil stains that go deep, patched cracks, and maybe a coat of garage paint that is flaking at the tire lines. Paint and coatings are not the same thing. We grind off any paint, clean out the oil we can reach, and treat stubborn spots before priming. The quote spells out how much repair time is included so there are no surprises.

If your home is brand new

New concrete needs time. Fresh slabs release a lot of water as they cure, and coating too soon can trap it. We check the pour date and take moisture readings, and we may recommend waiting before we coat. New-build garages also tend to have a smooth, hard surface that needs a proper grind to give the primer something to grip.

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A neighborhood of houses

About 85% of Naples Park housing is single-family detached, an unusually high share for coastal Collier County. That means most garages here are private, and owners make their own choices about color and finish. Popular picks include gray and tan flake blends that hide sand tracked in from Vanderbilt Beach, and solid colors with a light texture for a cleaner look.

Near the lagoon

Vanderbilt Lagoon lies just west of the neighborhood and connects to the Gulf of Mexico. Wikipedia lists the area at about 13 feet above sea level. Salt carried on the breeze and on beach gear can settle into porous concrete. A sealed floor rinses clean, and a UV-stable topcoat keeps its color even when the garage door is left up through the afternoon sun.

Naples Park Background

Opened in 1951. M. H. Davis Properties opened Naples Park on November 4, 1951, with lots selling for as little as $149, per Wikipedia.
1970s and 1980s homes. The 1970s account for about 31.9% of homes and the 1980s for 31.0%; median build year 1982 (ACS via Point2Homes).
New construction too. About 6.2% of housing units were built in 2020 or later, alongside the older original stock.
Mostly detached houses. Detached single-family homes make up about 84.7% of units, and the lagoon to the west connects to the Gulf of Mexico.

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Naples Park Questions

My Naples Park garage is brand new. When can it be coated?

New concrete is often given about a month to cure before coating, but moisture readings decide it. We test the slab and tell you whether it is ready or needs more time.

Can a new coating go over the old paint in my 1970s garage?

No. Paint does not bond well enough to hold a coating system. We grind it off completely so the new floor bonds to the concrete itself.

Can deep oil stains be removed before coating?

Most can be reduced a great deal with grinding and degreasing. Very old stains sometimes leave a shadow, which a flake floor covers well. We point out any spots that may need extra treatment.

Which colors hide beach sand?

Tan, beige and mixed earth-tone flake blends tend to hide sand and dust better than solid dark colors. We bring samples, so you can check them in the light your garage actually gets.

Free Estimates in Naples Park, FL

Original home or new build, your Naples Park garage estimate costs nothing.

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