Settled in the 1850s

Epoxy Flooring in Conway, FL

Fresh garage floors for one of Orange County's oldest communities.

Moisture reading taken at every free on-site visit
A written quote that lists every coat and prep step
Surface prep explained before any grinding begins

An Established Neighborhood, Ready for Upgrades

Epoxy flooring in Conway usually means updating, not starting fresh. This unincorporated Orange County community was settled in the 1850s, and its population has stayed steady: 14,394 in 2000, 13,467 in 2010 and 13,596 in 2020. Few new homes are going up, so most garages here have years of wear on them.

Prep for older concrete

Older garage floors often have oil stains, cracks, old paint and patched spots. We grind to sound concrete, degrease, fill cracks and patch chips before testing moisture and priming. That prep decides how long the new floor lasts.

A historic route

In the early 1900s, the brick Conway Road was one of the first five paved highways in Orange County, running from Orlando to Conway. Many of the area's homes and businesses grew along it. Small shops along the corridor can benefit from commercial floor coating that handles foot traffic and spills.

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Making a garage more usable

With fewer new homes, many owners make the most of the space they have. A coated garage can work as a workshop, laundry area or home gym. A flake floor hides wear and cleans easily, and light colors brighten the room.

Moisture testing

Central Florida's humidity and rain mean we test every slab, even in older homes. A high reading means we switch to a primer designed for damp slabs.

Why we fill cracks instead of hiding them

Cracks in older slabs can telegraph through a coating if they are simply painted over. We cut them open, clean them out and fill them with a flexible or rigid repair material depending on whether they move. Control joints may be filled or left visible. Either way, we explain the choice so you know what to expect after the floor cures.

Conway Background

Settled in the 1850s. Conway was settled in the 1850s and is an unincorporated area of Orange County.
Historic brick road. In the early 1900s, the brick Conway Road was one of the first five paved highways in Orange County.
Stable population. Population was 14,394 in 2000, 13,467 in 2010 and 13,596 in 2020.

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Conway Questions

My garage floor is old and stained. Can it be coated?

Yes. We grind and degrease stains and repair cracks so the coating bonds well.

Can a coated garage double as a workshop?

Yes. A chemical-resistant topcoat handles oils and solvents, and light colors improve visibility.

Do older slabs need moisture testing?

Yes. An older slab is not automatically a dry one. We test every floor before choosing a primer.

Can you coat a small shop floor?

We can. Commercial coatings handle foot traffic and spills, and we schedule work to limit downtime.

Will cracks show after the floor is coated?

Repaired cracks are usually hard to see under a flake finish. A crack that keeps moving can still show a hairline over time, and we will point out any that look active.

Free Estimates in Conway, FL

Long-settled homes often hide old coatings. We will find out what is on your slab and quote the prep honestly.

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