The longevity of an epoxy floor system in Miami will vary based on thickness, use, and maintenance. Typically, Miami epoxy floors last between 10 and 20 years; much longer than a painted concrete floor, which will chip and wear quickly in high-traffic areas.

Epoxy floor coatings in Miami offer many advantages when compared to other traditional coatings applied over concrete: Create a shiny high-gloss surface that can significantly increase the brightness of interior areas. Offers a hard-wearing durable surface able to withstand heavy and continuous traffic.

Epoxy flooring protects the underlying concrete from moisture, stains, grease, and cracks. In the long run, this can save you a great deal on cleaning and maintenance costs by eliminating the need to clean carpet or grout. It's also very reasonably priced for the duration and level of protection that it offers.

Almost all of our flooring options come with 5,10,15, or 20-year warranties. We want to ensure all of your flooring needs are covered. Our Miami flooring is built to last. 

You'll be able to select from a variety of colors and finishes for a polished look. Elevate your Miami garage floor with a beautiful coating that has exceptional longevity. We'll install your floor coating in just one day, and it will be fully cured in 24 hours.

Epoxy is one of the most durable garage coatings. You can lay it on your concrete subfloor to liven up your garage. It provides unique colorful hues, and metallic and natural stone finishes. Once dry, the epoxy forms a hardened and thick coating.

There is no right or wrong place to add epoxy flooring, but some of the most common include: 

Garages

Restaurant kitchens

Airports

Gymnasiums or sports facilities

Storage facilities

Warehouses

There are also more decorative epoxy floor coatings that are popular in: 

Locker rooms

Laundromats or other businesses

Showrooms

Medical facilities and clinics

Kitchens

Office buildings

Epoxy flooring is a combination of hardeners and resins that, when mixed together, create a chemical reaction causing it to harden into a rigid material with very strong bonds. That makes it durable and resistant to some of the most common issues you see with concrete, such as cracks, water damage, stains, and more.