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Epoxy Flooring in Miami

For converted warehouses, restaurants, galleries and shops.

Miami owners turning an old warehouse into a restaurant, gallery or showroom tend to worry about the slab: decades old, patched, stained, and likely to make a new coating bubble or a polish look patchy. Those slabs can be beautiful floors, but only after someone has ground them open, measured the moisture and shown you a test area. We connect Miami business owners with an independent contractor who does epoxy floors and concrete polishing and nothing else, so either finish is on the table. Ask for the moisture reading and a test patch before the price. Call (561) 556-9756 and we'll connect you.

What Miami floors deal with


Wynwood was built as a district of factories, warehouses and textile mills before its warehouses became galleries, breweries and restaurants, and the same conversion is spreading west into Allapattah, home to fashion wholesalers and auto shops along NW 20th Street and the Rubell Museum since 2019. Old industrial slabs are the norm.

  • Old slabs, old repairs. Patches, trench cuts and stains will show through a polish. A test area tells you whether you'll love that or want a coating.
  • Moisture. Older slabs often have no vapor barrier under them. A high reading calls for a moisture vapor barrier coat before any epoxy.
  • Kitchens and bars. Grease, hot water and spills need a system built for them, with texture.

Ask these on the call

  • Will you diamond grind the current floor, or is it an acid wash?
  • What was the moisture reading, and do I need a moisture vapor barrier epoxy?
  • Can I get a detailed, written proposal that outlines the full scope of work?
  • Where does the texture go so it isn't slippery when wet?
  • What is the warranty, and what are examples of what is covered and not covered?

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Floors for Miami businesses


Satin polished concrete floor in a small South Florida restaurant dining room

Polished concrete

The original slab, ground and honed, for dining rooms, galleries and lobbies.

Concrete polishing

Silver and charcoal metallic epoxy floor in a South Florida showroom behind a glass storefront

Metallic epoxy

Showroom floors with depth and gloss.

Metallic epoxy

Crew rolling a gray epoxy coat and broadcasting grit for slip resistance in a Fort Lauderdale area warehouse bay

Commercial epoxy

Back-of-house, storage and shop floors with texture and safety lines.

Commercial floors

Why Miami owners call


Mostly to decide between polishing and coating before a build-out locks it in. The call connects you with one contractor who does both, so you hear the trade-offs for your slab from someone who installs both.

Call and we'll connect you with an epoxy and polishing contractor serving Miami

Phones are answered Monday to Friday 9am to 7pm, Saturday and Sunday 9am to 2pm. Say what the space is, roughly how many square feet, and your zip code, and ask for the scope in writing before anyone starts.

Call (561) 556-9756