Epoxy Flooring in Siesta Key, FL

Epoxy flooring on Siesta Key starts with the island itself. The key sits between Roberts Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, roughly 7 feet above sea level, and Hurricane Milton made landfall near it on October 9, 2024, with surge of up to 10 feet nearby. Ground-level garages, storage rooms and entries here are the first spaces to see water, and that changes how a floor should be built.

Salt is the hidden problem

After a surge or even years of salty air, salts can collect in the pores of concrete. They draw moisture and can push up under a coating. We pressure wash, test the surface and rinse again if needed before any primer goes down. That step adds time, but it is where a lasting floor begins.

Mostly condos and attached homes

Point2Homes (ACS) reports that about 60% of Siesta Key housing units are in multi-unit buildings, with 24.4% in buildings of 20 to 49 units and 22% in buildings of 50 or more. Many owners share a parking area or ground-floor storage. For building work we coordinate with the association, and for private units we confirm what the condo documents allow.

Owners who are not here year-round

The 2020 census counted 7,792 housing units on the key, and 63.9% were vacant on census day, which mostly reflects seasonal and rental homes. If you live elsewhere part of the year:

• The job can be booked for weeks when you are away.
• We send photos of the slab and the finished floor.
• We leave clear cure times for any renters or property managers.

The 1970s building wave

Over a third of the key's homes (35.8%) were built in the 1970s, which puts the median build year at 1976. Those slabs have seen fifty years of salt air, so expect careful grinding and patching.

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