Flooring contractor in Pinecrest, FL - floors matched to what your slab can take

Fieldstone Pinecrest Concrete Coatings is a flooring contractor based in Pinecrest, FL. We put epoxy, polyaspartic and other coatings on garages, pool decks and shop floors across the Village, starting with an honest look at your slab.

Commercial room with a smooth light-gray epoxy floor between rows of wooden cabinets.
Service area
Pinecrest, FL

Homes and shops across Pinecrest

Pinecrest is mostly single-family homes on roomy, shaded lots, many with an attached garage, a screened patio and a pool out back, plus shops and offices along the main roads. A lot of these houses have been remodeled more than once, and you can usually read that history on the concrete.

We're based here and do the same work in Kendall, Palmetto Bay and the other cities around it in Miami-Dade County. On a Pinecrest job, the price mostly turns on how much has to come off the slab and how many cracks need filling, and the schedule turns on that same prep plus the coating's cure time. My written estimate spells both out before you decide, because I'd rather spend the time on the base here than promise you a showroom floor over a bad one.

Our services in Pinecrest, FL

  • Pinecrest garages often double as a gym or workshop, so the floor takes more than parked cars. We grind the slab, fill cracks and lay a coating that mops clean.

  • Utility rooms, enclosed porches and garages here often sit on painted concrete that's ready for something tougher. Our epoxy floor coatings go down on concrete we've ground and patched first, in the color you pick.

  • Lots of Pinecrest backyards have a pool deck, and old coatings there get chalky and cracked. We strip what's failing, repair the concrete and resurface it with a textured finish that grips wet feet.

  • Remodeled houses here often hide old paint, sealer or carpet glue, and a new coating won't hold well over it. We strip it down to clean concrete so the next floor has something to grip.

  • Households here don't always want the garage out of action for long. Polyaspartic cures faster than most epoxy, so we can often hand the floor back sooner, and it holds color in sunlight.

  • The shops, offices and clinics along Pinecrest's busier roads need floors that take carts and foot traffic without long closures. We schedule the prep and coating around your hours.

What happens when you call us in Pinecrest

  1. Call or send us the form

    Call (786) 435-0197 or fill out the form, and most of the time I'm the one who calls you back. We'll pick a time for me to come see the floor.

  2. Walk the slab with me

    I come out myself, check the slab for cracks, moisture and old coatings, and tell you plainly what it can and can't take. The written estimate spells out the prep along with the finish, so you can see what's driving the price.

  3. Schedule and install the floor

    We set a date that suits you, and our installers do the grinding, repairs and coating with me on site through the job. You don't need to be home the whole time, but cars and boxes should be out of the space first.

  4. Walk the finished floor together

    Before we pack up, we walk the floor with you and point out anything you want a second look at. We also go over when you can walk and park on it, going by the coating maker's cure times.

Pinecrest flooring questions answered

Do I need a permit to put a new floor coating down in Pinecrest?

Possibly, because the Village of Pinecrest names floors among its examples of remodeling projects that need a permit, next to work like windows, HVAC and pools. That list gives examples, not a ruling on every coating, so before we start we check with the Village Building Department about your job. If it needs a permit, we handle our side of the paperwork and walk you through the part you sign.

Who signs the permit application for a flooring job in Pinecrest?

Usually both of us, because Pinecrest permit applications are signed and notarized by the owner or the owner's representative and by a registered contractor. If you pull it yourself as an owner-builder, only you sign, and the person who pulls the permit is typically the one responsible for following the building code.

What happens if flooring work starts without a permit in Pinecrest?

Building without a permit where one is required is illegal in the Village, and while the work is still going it can raise the permit fees, shut the job down or demand demolition. Unpermitted work can also bring fines of $500 a day, which is why we check on your job before our crew sets anything down.

How do I check that a flooring contractor is licensed to work in Pinecrest?

Ask for the contractor's Florida license and look it up on the state licensing portal, where a certified license covers work anywhere in Florida and a registered one only covers the cities or counties where the contractor holds a certificate of competency. Anyone doing business in Pinecrest also needs a Village business tax receipt and a Miami-Dade County one, and the county's runs October 1 to September 30, so make sure it's current. We're licensed and fully insured, and I'm happy to show you the paperwork.

How much does an epoxy or garage floor coating cost in Pinecrest?

Your price comes down to the size of the floor, how much prep the slab needs and which finish you pick. On Pinecrest homes, stripping old paint or glue and filling cracks usually moves the number most, and a metallic or full flake finish costs more than a solid color. My written estimate breaks the prep out from the finish so you can see where the money goes.

What causes a garage floor coating to peel in Pinecrest?

Most peeling comes down to prep, when a coating goes over old paint, sealer or dirty concrete it can't grip. Moisture coming up through a slab poured on the ground and hot tires can lift a thin store-bought kit too, which is why our jobs here start with grinding to clean concrete and why I'll tell you if your slab needs more than a coating.

Get a free on-site floor estimate in Pinecrest

We reply within one business day, and most of the time I'm the one calling you back to set a visit. I come out to your Pinecrest home, look at the slab, hear what you want and write up what the job involves, with no pressure and no obligation.

Location
Miami, FL 33156
Hours
Mon–Fri: 6 AM–10 PM, Sat–Sun: 7 AM–11 PM

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Plan your Pinecrest floor with us

We answer until 10 PM on weekdays and 11 PM on weekends, so call (786) 435-0197 after work or send the form whenever it suits you.