Epoxy Flooring in Wellington, FL

Epoxy flooring in Wellington regularly reaches past the garage. Wikipedia describes the Winter Equestrian Festival, held here from January to April, as the largest and longest-running horse show in the world, and the village hosts more than forty weeks of equestrian competition each year. All of that brings tack rooms, feed rooms, grooming areas and barn offices with concrete floors that take a beating.

Barn and tack room floors

Equestrian spaces need different choices than a garage:

• Heavy texture so people stay on their feet on a wet floor.
• A coving detail at the walls so water and debris do not collect at the edges.
• Chemical resistance to fly spray, liniments, hoof oils and cleaners.
• Light colors in tack rooms so dropped buckles and small parts are easy to see.

Aisles where horses walk usually need rubber mats or a very textured surface, and we will tell you where a coating is not the right answer.

Built on former swampland

Charles Oliver Wellington bought about 18,000 acres of swampland in the 1950s, and a levee built in 1952 and 1953 protected the ranch from Everglades floodwaters, per Wikipedia. The ground is still flat and the water table is high. Slabs can pick up moisture from below, so every job starts with a test, and when the readings come back high we switch to a primer made for damp slabs.

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Newer, larger homes

Point2Homes data shows 71.1% of Wellington housing is single-family detached, and the 2000 to 2009 decade produced 28.6% of it. Newer slabs are usually smooth and in good shape. Larger garages with room for a golf cart or a third car need some planning, so we work out the layout, color breaks and any decorative borders before we start.

Owners who plan to stay

Owner occupancy is 75.8%, per the same data. Owners who intend to keep a home often choose a thicker system with a polyaspartic topcoat. It costs more upfront than a single coat of epoxy, and we explain the difference in writing.

Weather on the western edge

On October 9, 2024, an EF3 tornado spawned by Hurricane Milton damaged parts of the village. July highs average about 92 degrees here, and the hot season is also the wet one. We pick install times that avoid peak afternoon heat, which can shorten working time on a resin.