
A neighborhood whose typical home dates to 1963
Epoxy Flooring in Coral Ridge, FL
Coatings for six-decade-old slabs and low ground near the water.
- Free estimates at your home, where we measure and inspect the concrete in person
- Moisture testing on the concrete before any coating is chosen
- Every quote is written and itemizes the surface prep and each coat before giving the total price
Six Decades of Wear on One Slab
Epoxy flooring in Coral Ridge frequently covers concrete that cars have parked on since the Kennedy years. A local market report counts 462 homes on 471 residential parcels, built between 1946 and 2024, with a median build year of 1963. About 86% of recent sales were single-family houses. That makes Coral Ridge a neighborhood of midcentury garages, many with original slabs, and those slabs have their own needs.
Reading an old garage floor
Before we quote, we look for the marks of sixty years:
- Oil and tire stains that have soaked deep and need degreasing plus grinding.
- Old paint or sealer from past DIY projects, which has to come off completely.
- Control joints and cracks that we fill or honor, depending on whether they move.
- Low spots where water pools near the door, which we can feather out before coating.
An older floor is not a worse candidate. It just needs more honest prep, and the quote should show that.
Low ground and flood maps
The same report geocoded 27 homes and found 15 of them inside a FEMA special flood hazard area, with a median elevation of about 5 feet. On ground that low, groundwater sits close to the slab and storm water can reach the garage. Each floor is moisture-tested, and readings on the high side get a vapor-tolerant primer. If your home is in a flood zone, ask your insurer or the city about any rules on garage use before turning that space into a finished room.
East and west of Bayview Drive
Homes on the east side of Bayview Drive tend to be waterfront with dock space for boats, while the west side has dry lots, some looking onto the Coral Ridge Country Club golf course. On the dock side, garages fill with marine gear, so we spec salt- and fuel-resistant topcoats. On the golf side, carts are common, and we look at how they run in and out so the edges of the coating sit flush.
Retrofits and remodels
With new construction still going up between older homes, we see both fresh slabs and sixty-year-old ones on the same street. New concrete must cure and be free of curing compounds before coating. A remodel that adds a garage extension can leave two slabs of different ages side by side, and we prep them to match so the finished floor looks even.
Coral Ridge by the Numbers
- Median home from 1963. Coral Ridge has 462 homes built between 1946 and 2024, with a median build year of 1963 (FL DOR parcel data via a local report).
- Flood hazard share. Of 27 geocoded homes, 15 sit in a FEMA special flood hazard area, with a median elevation of about 5 feet.
- Mostly detached houses. About 86% of recent listings and sales were single-family homes and 11% townhouses.
- Two sides of Bayview. East-side Bayview Drive homes are largely waterfront with dock space; the west side has dry lots near the golf course.

Coral Ridge Questions
There is old paint on the floor of my Coral Ridge garage. Can it be coated over?
No. We grind away old paint and sealers first, because the new system needs bare concrete to bond with. Leaving them underneath is the most common reason garage floors peel.
My home is in a flood zone. Is epoxy still a good idea?
It can be. No coating keeps floodwater out, but a coated floor cleans up well and does not soak up dirty water. Slab moisture is tested first, with a vapor-tolerant primer used when needed.
Do golf carts damage epoxy floors?
Not a properly prepped floor with a hard topcoat. The weak spots are usually the front edge where the cart rolls on and off, so we make sure that edge is ground and keyed in.
What if my garage has two slabs of different ages?
We prep each one for its condition, fill the joint between them and coat across both. A full flake broadcast does a good job of making the two read as one floor.
Free Estimates in Coral Ridge, FL
We will measure your Coral Ridge garage or lanai and quote it in writing at no cost.
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