Epoxy Flooring in Hollywood, FL

Epoxy flooring in Hollywood often begins with a slab that has a long history. Joseph W. Young platted Hollywood by the Sea in 1921, during Florida's 1920s land boom. The city grew fast, was badly hit by the 1926 hurricane, and kept building. By 1960 it had more than 2,400 hotel units and 12,170 single-family homes. Many of those buildings still stand, and their floors have been covered and recovered many times.

Peeling back the layers

In an older Hollywood home we may find several floors stacked on top of each other. Common finds include:

• Terrazzo under carpet or tile
• Thick mortar beds from old ceramic tile
• Painted concrete in garages and utility rooms
• Patches where pipes were replaced under the slab

Each layer has to come off before a coating can bond. If old tile or adhesive may contain asbestos, we ask for testing before any grinding. Then we fill cracks, level dips and grind the whole surface.

Repair first, coat second

Older slabs often need concrete crack and slab repair more than anything else. We fill and bridge cracks, patch spalled areas and level low spots. Some owners stop there and leave the concrete bare. Others go on to a coating once the floor is sound.

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Metallic floors for older interiors

A metallic epoxy floor suits the open rooms of many mid-century homes. It covers old patch marks with a single poured surface. We test the slab for moisture before we pour. Hollywood averages about 65 inches of rain a year under 1991 to 2020 normals, and the summer months bring most of it.

Businesses near the beach and downtown

Hollywood has a mix of shops, restaurants and offices, and companies such as HEICO are headquartered here. For commercial spaces we install commercial floor epoxy that stands up to daily mopping and carts. Kitchens and back rooms can get a textured finish for grip. We can schedule work at night or across weekends.

Garages and carports

Many older homes have a single-car garage or a carport. Carports sit open to sun and rain, so we finish them with a UV-stable topcoat. A garage floor coating in a light color can brighten a small, dim garage.

Our visit and written quote

We start by looking at the floor and asking about its past. When was the home built, what was removed, and has there been water under the slab? We check for cracks, hollow spots and moisture. Then we recommend one approach, repair only or repair plus coating, and explain why. The written quote lists the square footage, the prep, each coat and the total. You also get written cure times before work begins, so you know when the space is yours again.