Service area · FL
In South Florida, our own crews do the work, with one point of contact from the first call to handback.
South Florida
South Florida is where our own crews work routinely, across Miami-Dade and Broward counties and up into Palm Beach County. They work out of the Pompano Beach office, which puts Boca Raton about 19 minutes away by road in free-flowing traffic, Fort Lauderdale about 20, West Palm Beach about 47 and Miami about 51.
This page covers the region and Palm Beach County. Miami-Dade work is on our Miami page, and Broward work is on Fort Lauderdale and Pompano Beach. One estimator stays your contact from the estimate to closeout, and we call back within one business day.
Our work
West Palm Beach, FL
The old tile was demolished, the slab diamond ground and a flake system laid over a moisture vapor barrier.
Deerfield Beach, FL
A Broward court poured as a shoreline, with sand at one end and deep teal water under the far hoops.
Miami, FL
A Miami-Dade quartz coating across four buildings, covered in full on our Miami page.
Naples, FL
A private hangar outside the three counties, about 112 miles from our office.
For a standard crew on an open, accessible floor, our planning range is 3,000 to 7,500 sq ft a day for grinding and open-slab prep, and 1,500 to 3,000 sq ft a day for polished concrete. Adhesive or coating removal, edges, repairs, small rooms, phasing, limited power and the condition of the slab can cut those figures materially, which is why the visit comes before the price.
When a building has to keep running, we schedule night work, weekend work and phased installations, and the added coordination and mobilization show up in the proposal. There is no fixed share of a floor that must be out of service. The approved phasing plan, the egress routes and the cure windows set it.
The polished floors we can show in the region are a 13,000 sq ft gallery in Miami, taken to 800 grit, and a boat showroom in Pompano Beach.
Coatings
In Palm Beach County, the job we can show is a car dealership's service corridor in West Palm Beach, about 7,000 sq ft of flake floor over a moisture vapor barrier. The old tile came out and the slab was diamond ground. The system went down as a pigmented primer and base coat, a custom blend of 1/4-inch flake, a grout coat with 40-mesh aluminum oxide and a polyaspartic top coat. The work took three weeks on site, spread between May and July 2026.
A flake floor with a polyaspartic top coat sits at the fast end of our coating systems: foot traffic in about 6 hours and wheels in about 24. The data sheet for the selected system sets the final release.
In Broward, a coating job on record is an indoor basketball court in Deerfield Beach, part of a job of about 21,000 sq ft, poured in metallic epoxy and finished in March 2026. The other Broward jobs are on the Fort Lauderdale and Pompano Beach pages.
Beyond the three counties, a private aircraft hangar in Naples took five days: about 6,500 sq ft, diamond ground and then coated in epoxy. Outside South Florida, the scope, the location and what it takes to mobilize a crew decide how a project is delivered.
For commercial floors, our published ranges per square foot are $6 to $12 for polished concrete, $8 to $14 for flake, $10 to $18 for quartz and $12 to $20 for metallic epoxy. On large commercial floors, prices start at $4 for polished concrete and $5 for flake, with $12 for quartz and metallic epoxy and $20 for urethane cement.
Night and weekend work, phasing and extra mobilization go into the proposal with the rest of the scope. Old coatings, repairs and a slab that tests wet change the number.
For homes and garages, we quote from the measured area, the prep and the system chosen, and send one written price after we see the floor.
Wet season and hurricane season
The National Weather Service in Miami defines the South Florida wet season as May 15 to October 15, the time of year when 60 to 70 percent of the average yearly rainfall occurs. The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, with its peak on September 10. Together they cover mid-May to the end of November. On a commercial proposal, the written handback date rests on confirmed scope, access, power, material availability, environmental conditions and cure requirements, and a change in weather adjusts the schedule instead of fixing the date. The West Palm Beach dealer job ran between May and July 2026, so it ran into the wet season.
Humid install days
The same National Weather Service outlook describes the wet season as having almost daily surface dewpoints in the 70s. The Sherwin-Williams data sheet for Accelera 4850, a polyaspartic floor coating, lists a surface at least 5°F above the dew point and relative humidity of 85 percent or lower as application conditions. With a dew point of 70°F, that sheet's condition puts the surface at 75°F or warmer. Each coating system has its own limits, and the data sheet of the system going down on your floor sets them.
A slab test measures the slab itself
ASTM F2170 covers the determination of percent relative humidity inside concrete slabs, because excessive moisture after a floor covering goes down can cause debonding and deterioration of coatings. Its results describe the slab only at the time of the test and in the specific locations tested, so one reading in one corner settles little on a large floor. We test before we coat, and the West Palm Beach corridor was laid over a moisture vapor barrier.
Miami-Dade County: Miami and the rest of the county, with downtown Miami about 51 minutes from the office in free-flowing traffic. The details are on our Miami page.
Broward County: Pompano Beach, where our office is, Deerfield Beach about 12 minutes north and Fort Lauderdale about 20 minutes south, in free-flowing traffic. Fort Lauderdale and Pompano Beach each have a page of their own.
Palm Beach County: Boca Raton about 19 minutes and West Palm Beach about 47 minutes from the office in free-flowing traffic.
Outside these three counties we take on commercial and residential projects nationwide, and the scope, the location and the mobilization it takes decide how each job is delivered.
Routine in-house coverage runs from Miami-Dade through Broward into Palm Beach County. Commercial projects can also be mobilized elsewhere in Florida when the size, the schedule and the logistics justify the travel.
The Atlantic hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30. On a commercial job, the handback date in the written scope is based on confirmed scope, access, power, material availability and environmental conditions, and a change in weather adjusts the schedule.
Yes. At the West Palm Beach dealership the tile came out and the slab was diamond ground before the flake went on. Removal is part of our scope.
Night, weekend and phased work are part of how we schedule when a project calls for it, and the approved phasing plan sets how much of the floor is out of service at once.
Yes. We take on commercial and residential projects nationwide, and other markets are handled according to the scope, the location and the mobilization involved. A private hangar in Naples, about 6,500 sq ft, took five days.
Service areas
Tell us which building and roughly how large the floor is. We visit, test the slab and put the price in writing.
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