LVP Flooring and Epoxy Garage Floors in Edgewater, FL

LVP flooring installation in Edgewater, FL often starts in Florida Shores, a neighborhood platted between 1954 and 1957 with 7,200 lots and still the second-largest subdivision in Volusia County. Most homes there are one-story brick or concrete ranches and bungalows on lots of a quarter to a third of an acre, shaded by mature trees.

Florida Shores and the riverfront

Slabs poured in the 1950s and 1960s can have low spots, hairline cracks and old patches. The slab gets checked first, leveling is quoted as a separate extra where it is needed, and then one plank floor runs through the house. Rooms look larger when the floor stops changing from tile to carpet at every door.

Edgewater sits between the Indian River Lagoon to the east and hardwood hammocks to the west, so humidity is part of daily life. A moisture barrier goes under the LVP to protect the flooring from the slab, and tile is the choice for kitchens, baths and the lanai.

Along North Riverside Drive, the houses range from the 1910s to the 2000s. Older ones may have flooring that has been covered several times, so the subfloor is looked at closely before anything new is ordered.

Garages are the other big request. Block homes often have bare concrete that stains from oil and fills with dust, and a flake epoxy finish seals it and cleans with a mop. The same coating works on a back patio or pool deck poured on the same slab.

Florida Shores was built in phases, so a single street can mix a 1950s ranch with a much newer two-story house. No two floors are alike, which is why each home gets measured and checked in person instead of priced from a street name.

Lots here are big enough for a boat or RV, and garages often double as workshops, which is hard on bare concrete. Pairing a new garage floor with the interior work makes sense when the crew is already on site.

Bathrooms in houses from the 1950s and 1960s are small, and a worn tub surround or a shower with soft drywall nearby is a frequent reason for a call. Tear-out, wall repair and a rebuilt tile shower fit together as one job, so the room is not out of service longer than it needs to be.

LVP package pricing in Edgewater

Pricing for an Edgewater floor starts at $5 per square foot. That covers basic LVP (9 by 60 inch planks, 7 mm, 22 mil wear layer), the installation and the carpet removal and haul-away, on jobs of 1,200 square feet or more. Quarter round and baseboard are extra, and so is floor leveling, which comes up most often on older slabs. See the LVP package section for the complete details and the Services page for everything else.

Garage, bath and kitchen work in Edgewater

Epoxy garage floors

The slab is cleaned and prepped, cracks and rough spots are repaired, and a durable flake finish goes down.

Epoxy patios and pool decks

The same prep and coating suit a concrete patio or pool deck, with a finish that is textured rather than glossy-slick.

Tile showers

Older bathrooms with worn tile or soft drywall nearby get a tear-out, wall repair and a rebuilt shower with waterproofing under new tile.

Kitchen cabinets, countertops and backsplash

Ranch kitchens from the mid-century get new cabinets, tops and a tile backsplash installed together.

Tile floors

Kitchens, baths and lanais, set on a flat, prepped slab.

Edgewater flooring questions

Do you work in Florida Shores?

Yes, along with the rest of Edgewater, including the older riverfront streets and newer homes.

My slab is not level. Is that a problem for LVP?

It is common in older homes and it is fixable. The low areas are leveled before the planks go down.

Can epoxy go over a cracked garage floor?

Cracks and rough spots are repaired during prep. Deep damage is looked at in person before a price is given.

How soon can I get an estimate?

Call with your neighborhood and a rough idea of the project, and a time is set for the estimate.