Epoxy flooring in
Miami, Florida
Miami is the seat of Miami-Dade County and a city of tall buildings: more than three hundred high-rises, and a restaurant scene that fills the ground floors beneath them.
What the numbers say about floors in Miami
- 442,241 people lived in the city in 2020 (U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census)
- 55.3% of housing units are in buildings of 10 or more units (U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, 2020 to 2024)
- 30.8% of occupied homes are owner-occupied (U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, 2020 to 2024)
- 5,257 restaurants and other eating places in Miami-Dade County (U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns, 2023)
Only about 31 percent of occupied homes in Miami are owner-occupied, and 55 percent of housing units are in buildings of ten or more units. That's a city of condos and apartments, and the floors that need work are shared ones: lobbies, hallways, parking decks and service corridors. Quartz and flake systems handle that traffic and can be recoated later.
Miami-Dade County had 5,257 restaurants and other eating places and 1,338 auto repair shops in 2023. Kitchens, dining rooms and service bays are the commercial side of the same story, and a floor that's textured and easy to wash is usually what those operators are looking for. Single-family garages are a smaller share of the city, about 22 percent of homes, but they're where metallic floors tend to be chosen.
Miami is the seat of Miami-Dade County and has more than 300 high-rises (Wikipedia, October 2026).
Floors we would recommend in Miami
Condo and apartment common areas
Quartz or flake for lobbies, hallways and entries. Easy to mop, and able to take a day's worth of luggage, carts and wet feet.
Restaurant and retail floors
A textured quartz floor for kitchens and prep lines, or a polished-look system for front-of-house, specified for how the space is cleaned.
Residential metallic
For owners with a garage or a home studio, a metallic epoxy floor in a palette matched to the space.
Questions about floors in Miami
Can you coat a condo building's hallways?
Yes, and it's one of the better uses for quartz or flake. We'd need the square footage, the current surface and how much of the building can be closed off while the floor cures. Many buildings have rules about contractors, and we'd work within them.
What kind of floor works for a Miami restaurant?
A quartz system with a textured finish. It handles hot water, grease and daily scrubbing, and it grips when wet. We'd check it against your cleaning chemicals and inspection requirements before pricing.
Do I need to worry about moisture in a Miami slab?
Yes. Slabs here sit close to the water table, and moisture rising through concrete can lift a coating. The slab should be tested before anything goes on, for example with in-situ relative humidity probes (ASTM F2170), and a slab that isn't ready should wait.
How do you handle a job in Miami from Houston?
Resin Boys is in Houston, Texas. The system, color and schedule are agreed first, and the crew travels and works the floor as one planned project.