Our crew works throughout Palm Beach Gardens regularly, and we understand the local conditions that affect concrete flooring work here. The city is largely made up of HOA-governed communities - from established neighborhoods near PGA Boulevard to the newer master-planned communities on the western end of the city near Avenir. In gated communities like BallenIsles and Mirasol, access for contractor vehicles requires advance coordination and often HOA approval for exterior work before we can schedule. We factor that into our process so there are no surprises on the day of installation.

Palm Beach Gardens stretches from the Intracoastal Waterway corridor west to the Beeline Highway. Most of our residential work sits in the neighborhoods south of Donald Ross Road and north of PGA Boulevard, though we regularly work in communities further west and in the commercial corridors along Northlake and Military Trail. The city sits at the northern end of Palm Beach County, which puts it close to our other regular service areas. We also serve homeowners in Jupiter just to the north, and in communities further south across the county.

One thing that comes up regularly in Palm Beach Gardens is pool deck work. Screened lanais with concrete pool decks are standard on most single-family homes here, and those surfaces see chlorine splash, foot traffic, and Florida sun every day of the year. We see a lot of pool decks in this area that have been coated with the wrong product - one that blisters and peels in the humidity - or that were not properly prepped before coating. When we come in to resurface one of these decks, the prep work is where most of the time goes.

Palm Beach Gardens is a city of about 57,000 people in the northern part of Palm Beach County, incorporated in 1959 and built out largely through the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s as a planned community. The city is defined by its HOA-governed neighborhoods, many of them gated - including well-known communities like BallenIsles, PGA National, and Mirasol - and by the PGA National Resort, which sits at the heart of the city and hosts the Honda Classic PGA Tour event each year. The median home value here is well above $500,000, and the homeownership rate runs around 65 to 70 percent, reflecting a city where most residents own and invest in their properties.

The city stretches from the Intracoastal Waterway and the beach communities near Juno Beach - home to the Loggerhead Marinelife Center - westward through established neighborhoods and newer master-planned communities like Alton and Avenir, where development is ongoing. PGA Boulevard and Northlake Boulevard are the main east-west corridors that most residents use daily, and the Gardens Mall area on PGA Boulevard serves as the city's primary commercial center. To the north, Palm Beach Gardens borders Jupiter, and to the south it connects to the broader West Palm Beach metro area.