Country Walk Cobalt Epoxy Flooring is a flooring contractor based in Country Walk, and in Tamiami we coat, grind, polish and seal concrete in garages, patios, pool decks and shop floors, testing the slab before anything goes down.
Tamiami sits west of downtown Miami, with Westchester along its east side and Kendale Lakes to the south. On our jobs here it's mostly single-family homes and townhouses, with shops and warehouses mixed in along the main roads.
Most of what we work on here is concrete poured right on the ground, so the garage floors, patios and pool decks we see sit directly on the soil. Miami-Dade lies close to sea level with its underground water just below the surface, and that water can work up through a slab and lift a coating from underneath. That's why I test your slab before we choose anything, and if it isn't ready, I'd rather tell you than coat it and hope.
A bonded epoxy coat on a ground and tested slab, for garages, laundry rooms and workshops. The slab's moisture reading decides which primer and system we use.
Explore serviceShop and warehouse owners want a floor that takes forklifts, spills and daily cleaning, so we plan the thickness and topcoat around the traffic you actually run.
Explore serviceWe grind off the old paint and tire marks, fill the cracks and lay a flake or solid-color coating built to stand up to hot tires.
Explore serviceIf you want the garage back in use sooner, polyaspartic cures faster than epoxy, but it sets quickly, so every bit of prep is finished before we mix.
Explore serviceMetallic epoxy gives a living room, office or showroom a swirled, glossy look, and because it shows every flaw underneath, we grind the slab flat first.
Explore serviceFor commercial kitchens, food shops and wash-down areas with heat and standing water, urethane cement handles hot spills and moisture that would loosen a thinner coating.
Explore serviceWe grind the slab you already have through finer and finer passes until it shines, which suits shops and homes that want no coating to wear through.
Explore serviceStain soaks into the concrete rather than sitting on top, so the color follows the slab, and we strip old sealers first so it can get in.
Explore serviceOlder houses often hide terrazzo under carpet or tile, and we either grind and polish it back or pour new chips of stone or glass in a binder.
Explore serviceBasements are rare here, but the same work fits any room at or below ground level, where we lay a moisture-blocking primer before the floor coating.
Explore serviceThis is the part you never see and the part that decides how long a coating holds, grinding the surface open so new material can grab.
Explore serviceA clear sealer keeps water, oil and pool chemicals out of driveways, patios and bare garage floors, and we pick a breathable one where the slab holds moisture.
Explore serviceWhen a slab is pitted, stained or patched but still solid, a thin overlay gives it a new face without tearing it out and pouring again.
Explore serviceWe pour self-leveling, a runny cement topping that settles flat on its own, over uneven or sloped slabs before tile, wood or a coating goes down.
Explore servicePool decks here take sun, chlorine and bare feet most of the year, so we repair cracks, resurface and finish with a textured coat that grips wet feet.
Explore serviceOld epoxy, paint, glue or tile has to come off before anything new can bond, so we strip or grind down to clean concrete and haul it away.
Explore serviceBefore we put you on the schedule, I check which office covers your address, because Miami-Dade County issues permits for property outside a city's limits and each city's own building official issues them inside. Your folio number, the county's number for your property, settles it, since one starting with 30 means unincorporated county, and the Property Appraiser can also show which city a property sits in. If your job needs a permit or other approval, we handle the application and tell you what you need to sign, and that review, not our crew, decides how soon we can start.
The price moves with the size of the floor, how much old coating, paint or glue has to come off, how many cracks and low spots need filling, what the moisture test shows and which system you choose. The schedule turns on that prep, the cure time and any permit review, and you get your own figure from the estimate once I've tested the slab. Shops and warehouses here, like the ones we work in over in Westchester, usually can't close for long, so we plan commercial floors around the hours you need to stay open.
Tell us about your garage, patio, pool deck or shop floor, or call (786) 733-0104, and we'll reply within one business day. I come out myself to look at the floor and test the slab, and the estimate is free, done on site and comes with no obligation. Have your folio number handy if you know it, since that's how I check which office covers your address.
(786) 733-0104For property Miami-Dade County covers, the county's permit page lists resurfacing a floor among the jobs that don't need a building permit, while a city sets its own rules inside its limits. Structural repairs, a new drain or new wiring are a different matter, so I check your address and the full scope before we schedule.
It may not, because the county now lets some work valued under $7,500 skip the building permit when it meets the county's exemption criteria, but only on single-family homes, duplexes, townhouses and their accessory structures. A property partly or fully in a flood hazard area doesn't qualify, and electrical, plumbing, structural, mechanical and gas work still needs permits at any price.
The county's flood map page says to check the latest National Flood Hazard Layer or email its Floodplain program at DERMWaterMgmt@miamidade.gov. It matters for a floor job mainly because a property in a flood hazard area is left out of the small-project exemption above.
We're based in Country Walk and work across the cities around it in Miami-Dade County, including these. If you don't see your city here, call and ask.
We answer (786) 733-0104 until 9 PM on weekdays and from 6 AM on weekends, so you can reach us after work or before your day starts.
If you're not sure your slab is ready for a coating, tell us what you're seeing and we'll talk it through.
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