Service area · Miami, FL
Metallic epoxy, commercial coatings and polished concrete across Miami-Dade. Most of the work in our portfolio was installed here.
Most epoxy floors we install run $6 to $7 per square foot, installed. Miami is where the largest share of our work sits, and it is a different job from a suburban garage: the buildings are taller, the schedules are tighter, and a lot of the floors are inside occupied commercial space where the work has to happen at night. Salt air is the other factor — it reaches further inland than people expect and it attacks the rebar under a slab that is already breathing moisture. We grind, we test for moisture, and on coastal jobs we choose systems that tolerate vapour instead of trapping it. A coating that traps vapour in Miami lifts within two summers.
Miami skews commercial and design-led. Metallic finishes for lobbies and showrooms, high-build coatings for parking levels and back of house, polished concrete where the slab is worth keeping.
Metallic pigments moved through the resin while it cures, so every floor comes out with its own veining. No two are the same — this is the one people ask us for by name.
One uniform color, high gloss, no pattern. The cleanest look for showrooms, corridors and any space where the floor should stay quiet.
Mechanically refining the slab you already have through progressive diamond grits. No coating on top — the finish is the concrete itself.
The base system: a poured resin layer that seals the slab and gives you a seamless, easy-to-clean surface with no grout lines to scrub.
A urethane topcoat over epoxy for UV stability and chemical resistance. What keeps a floor from yellowing where sunlight reaches it.
A penetrating or film-forming sealer against oil, salt and water. The cheapest thing you can do to make a slab last longer.
Warehouses, gyms, offices, terraces and homes. Every photo here is a floor we installed — no stock, no renders.
$6 – $7
per square foot, installed
That range covers most of what we quote. The South Florida market runs from roughly $5.50 to $14 per square foot, so we sit in the lower third — and we would rather you know that before you call than after.
What moves the number
The numbers, side by side
| What we charge | $6 – $7 per square foot, installed |
|---|---|
| South Florida market | $5.50 – $14 per square foot |
| On-site measurement | Free, no deposit |
| Typical residential garage | Installed in one day |
We measure on site before we quote. There is no charge to get a number.
Get a free on-site estimateMost of our documented work is in Miami-Dade — you are not our first job here.
We work nights and weekends on occupied commercial floors, because that is the only way it works.
Coastal slabs get a moisture test before a system is chosen, not after the coating lifts.
The crew is bilingual, so the building engineer and the owner both get answers directly.
Miami neighborhoods
Also across Miami-Dade
Yes, and in Miami it is most of what we do. We work in sections and at night so the space is usable in the morning. Tell us the hours the building will give us and we will plan the sequence around them before we quote.
Not the coating itself, but the slab underneath. Coastal concrete carries more moisture and more chloride, and a system that seals it completely can lift when that vapour has nowhere to go. On jobs near the water we test moisture first and pick a vapour-tolerant system when the reading calls for it.
Yes. Those are high-build systems with different traffic and different chemistry from a residential floor — tyre marking, hydraulic fluid and constant turning loads. They are quoted per level and per condition, so a walkthrough matters more than square footage.
Foot traffic is usually the next day. Vehicle traffic depends on the system and the temperature, and Miami heat actually helps. We give you the exact return-to-service window in the quote rather than a general rule.
Send the address, the approximate square footage and what the space is used for. We will come measure and quote at no cost.
