The Celery City on the St. Johns River

Epoxy Flooring in Sanford, FL

Coatings for old brick-street buildings, taprooms and riverfront garages.

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

Old Buildings, Working Floors

Sanford is a city where epoxy flooring usually ends up in a building with history. The city keeps a large collection of older commercial and residential architecture, and its downtown streets were redone with brick pavers starting in 2004. Inside those buildings are floors that have outlived several businesses, and many of them are ready for a coating that seals the concrete and brightens the space.

Breweries and taprooms

By 2016, downtown Sanford had two microbreweries and at least five other craft-beer pubs. Brewing floors deal with hot water, sugar, cleaning chemicals and constant wet traffic. We use seamless systems with slip texture and coved edges, and chemical-resistant topcoats that stand up to sanitizers. Proper slope to drains is part of the plan.

On the shore of Lake Monroe

Sanford sits on the southern shore of Lake Monroe at the head of navigation on the St. Johns River, and its downtown marina offers free day slips. Boat owners here store hulls, trailers and fishing gear in their garages. Wet floors and trailer jacks need a textured, durable system. Homes close to the lake also get a moisture test before any coating.

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Rain from June to September

Sanford's yearly rainfall averages about 49.6 inches, falling on roughly 133 days, with a wet season from June through September. June alone brings around 8 inches. We schedule early starts in the wet months and keep a close eye on dew point during cure.

Hangars and hubs

Orlando Sanford International Airport handled about 2.9 million passengers in 2017, and Sanford is the southern end of Amtrak's Auto Train. Hangars, maintenance bays and service buildings near those hubs need floors that resist fuel, oil and heavy carts. A thick commercial epoxy flooring system with a chemical-resistant topcoat is built for that work.

Sanford Facts for Your Floor

Lake Monroe and the St. Johns. The city sits on the southern shore of Lake Monroe at the head of navigation on the St. Johns River.
Older architecture. Sanford retains a significant collection of older commercial and residential buildings, with brick pavers added downtown from 2004.
Craft beer downtown. By 2016 downtown had two microbreweries and at least five other craft-beer pubs.
Wet summers. Average rain is 49.63 inches a year over 132.6 days, with a wet season from June through September.

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Sanford Questions

What kind of floor works in a brewery in downtown Sanford?

Brewing floors need a seamless, slip-resistant system with coved edges and a topcoat that handles hot water and sanitizers. Slope to drains is planned before coating.

Can you coat a hangar or maintenance bay near the airport?

Yes. Hangar and fleet floors get a heavier build sealed with a top layer that shrugs off fuel and oil spills, and we can add safety lines and marked zones.

My older downtown building has an uneven floor. Can it be coated?

Usually. We grind high spots, patch low ones and can use a self-leveling layer if needed before the coating.

I keep a boat in my garage near the lake. What finish do you suggest?

Textured chips sealed in polyaspartic give footing on wet concrete and stand up to scuffs from trailer jacks.

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Historic storefront, brewery floor or hangar, walk us through it and we will send back a written plan.

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