Epoxy Flooring in Kissimmee, FL

Epoxy flooring in Kissimmee answers two local questions at once: how to keep a rental home looking good between guests, and how to make cleanup easier after a storm. In 2004, Hurricane Charley hit the city with winds over 100 mph and cut power to every customer, and Frances and Jeanne followed within weeks. Floors that shed water and wipe clean make a difference in both situations.

Game rooms and garages in rental homes

Kissimmee had 30,370 housing units in 2020, up from 19,642 in 2000, and a rental vacancy rate of about 9 percent. Many homes near the parks turn their garage into a game room. A coated floor hides wear from heavy foot traffic, cleans with a mop and stays bright between guests. Light flake colors help a converted garage blend in with the rest of the rental.

Rain and storm cleanup

The city averages about 52.6 inches of rain a year, and June alone brings more than 9 inches. A sealed garage floor keeps water from soaking into the slab and makes mud easier to wash out. If a storm pushes water inside, a seamless floor can be squeegeed and dried far faster than bare concrete.

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On the shore of Lake Toho

Kissimmee sits on the northwest shore of Lake Tohopekaliga, and Shingle Creek, often called the headwaters of the Everglades, runs through the city. Homes near the lake and creek get a moisture test before coating, with a mitigating primer if readings are high.

A drained landscape

In the 1880s Hamilton Disston ran a four-million-acre drainage operation from Kissimmee, turning swamp into usable land. Much of the area still has a high water table. That history is one reason we never skip a slab moisture test here.