The Small Town that Means Big Business

Epoxy Flooring in Pembroke Park, FL

Coatings for patio slabs, carports and working business floors.

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

Small Town, Mixed Floors

Epoxy flooring in Pembroke Park is not the usual suburban job. The town, named for its spot along Pembroke Road, uses the motto "The Small Town that Means Big Business," and a Miami Herald report cited by Wikipedia says almost half of residents live in mobile homes. That means a lot of our work here is on patio slabs, carport pads and business floors rather than enclosed two-car garages.

Patio and carport slabs

The concrete pads beside a manufactured home take sun, rain and foot traffic, often without any roof. We focus on:

UV-stable topcoats, since plain epoxy yellows outdoors.
Texture for wet mornings and summer storms.
Edge detail where the slab meets grass or gravel, so water stays out from under the coating.
Crack repair, because thin pads often settle and crack.

Planning after Wilma

When Hurricane Wilma crossed Broward in 2005, at least 1,441 mobile homes in the county were left uninhabitable. After a storm, a sealed slab is easier to clean, and it does not soak up mud and debris the way bare concrete does. A coating is not storm protection, but it can make recovery a bit easier. Check with your park's management before any outdoor work, since many parks have rules about lot changes.

Water inside town limits

About 14% of Pembroke Park's 1.67 square miles is water, and the town's elevation is about 10 feet. Low, damp ground near lakes and canals can push moisture up through concrete. We test before we pick a primer, and we will say so when a slab holds too much water for a coating to last.

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Business floors

Shops, offices and service businesses here need floors that take traffic and cleaning. We offer flake and solid-color systems for storefronts and stronger, chemical-resistant coatings for service bays and back rooms, scheduled to keep you open.

Pembroke Park Notes

Many mobile homes. A Miami Herald report cited by Wikipedia says almost half of Pembroke Park's residents live in mobile homes.
Business motto. The town, incorporated in 1959 and named for Pembroke Road, calls itself the Small Town that Means Big Business.
Water and elevation. About 14.3% of the town's 1.666 square miles is water, and its elevation is about 10 feet.
Wilma's toll. Hurricane Wilma left at least 1,441 mobile homes in Broward County uninhabitable in 2005.

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Pembroke Park Questions

Can you coat the patio slab next to a mobile home?

Yes, as long as the concrete is sound. Cracks get repaired, the slab is ground, and a textured, UV-stable topcoat finishes it. Check your park's rules first in case it limits lot changes.

Why does outdoor epoxy sometimes turn yellow?

Standard epoxy is not UV-stable. Outdoors we use a polyaspartic or aliphatic topcoat that holds its color in the sun.

Do you coat small business floors in Pembroke Park?

Yes. Storefronts, offices and service bays all get a system suited to their traffic and chemicals. We can work after hours to keep you open.

Is a thin patio pad too weak to coat?

Not always. We check for cracks, hollow spots and settling. Small cracks can be repaired; a badly broken pad may need replacing first, and we will say so.

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Pembroke Park patios, carports and business floors, with free estimates.

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