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Epoxy Flooring in Pembroke Pines
Pembroke Pines owners building out a storefront usually have two fears: the floor will peel or bubble before the lease is a year old, and a glossy finish will turn the entry into a slip hazard the first rainy afternoon. Both come down to decisions made before the coating goes on: how the slab was ground, whether it was tested for moisture, and whether texture went in where people walk in wet. We connect Pembroke Pines businesses and homeowners with an independent contractor who does epoxy floors and concrete polishing and nothing else. Call (561) 556-9756 and we'll connect you.
What Pembroke Pines floors deal with
Most of the city's commercial space runs along the Pines Boulevard corridor, around Pembroke Lakes Mall and the plazas between, with industrial space out west in the Bergeron Park of Commerce near 196th Avenue and Sheridan Street. A lot of build-outs here start on a bare slab after the last tenant's tile comes up.
- Tile and glue underneath. Thinset and adhesive have to be ground off fully, or the new floor sits on a layer that lets go.
- Wet entries. Afternoon storms in the wet season mean wet shoes at the door. Ask for grit in the coat at the entry and in restrooms.
- Gyms and clinics. Rubber feet, rolling equipment and cleaners: say what's going in the room so the topcoat is chosen for it.
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 Pembroke Pines businesses and homes
Why Pembroke Pines owners call
Usually they're opening something and the floor is one line on a long build-out list. The call connects you with one contractor who does floors and nothing else. Tell them the opening date and what's under the current floor, and ask for the scope in writing. Polished concrete is worth a look too if the slab underneath is in good shape.
Call and we'll connect you with an epoxy contractor serving Pembroke Pines
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.