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Dog Kennel & Boarding Floors

Dog Kennel Epoxy Flooring in South Florida

Odor-proof, coved, claw-tough wash-down floor systems for dog kennels and boarding facilities across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and Monroe counties. Built for the runs and how hard they work.

Dog kennel epoxy floor system installed by 343 Epoxy in South Florida
About This Service

A Floor Built for the Kennel

A dog kennel floor takes a beating few floors face. Runs deal with heavy urine and waste, the whole facility gets washed down and disinfected daily, and dogs scratch and dig at the floor around the clock. Bare concrete, tile grout, and seams absorb the fluids and trap the odor that no wash-down removes.

At 343 Epoxy, we install dog kennel epoxy systems that turn the slab into a seamless, non-porous surface. Urine and waste cannot soak in, there are no grout lines or seams to trap odor, and a high-build coating resists the claw abrasion of dogs in runs. The floor stands up to the disinfectants a kennel uses every day.

We carry the coating up the wall as an integral cove base in the runs, so wash-downs reach every corner, and we tune slip texture in so dogs keep their footing on a wet floor.

Why It Works

Built for Kennel Demands

Odor-Proof

Non-porous, coved floors block urine and waste from soaking in.

Wash-Down Ready

Seamless surface that stands up to daily wash-downs and disinfectant.

Claw-Resistant

High-build coatings that take constant scratching and digging.

Coved Runs

Integral cove base so wash-downs reach every corner of each run.

How It Works

Our Dog Kennel Installation Process

Boarded dogs still need care. We phase the work run by run around your boarding schedule.

01

Kennel Assessment

We walk the kennel, evaluate the slab, and map the runs, drains, and coving needs.

02

Proposal & Scheduling

You receive a detailed written estimate with coving, drainage detail, timeline, and price, phased around your bookings.

03

Prep & Coating

We diamond-grind the slab, repair cracks, detail in coving and drains, then apply a slip-tuned, claw-resistant system.

04

Walkthrough & Handoff

Once cured, we walk the finished floor with you, confirm the cure window, and hand each run back ready for boarding.

Advantages

Benefits of Epoxy Flooring for Dog Kennels

A kennel floor has to fight odor, survive wash-downs and claws, and keep dogs safe. The right epoxy system delivers. Here is what a properly installed dog kennel epoxy floor delivers:

  • Odor control. A non-porous, coved floor blocks urine and waste from soaking into the slab.
  • Wash-down durability. A seamless surface stands up to daily wash-downs and the disinfectants a kennel uses.
  • Claw resistance. A high-build coating takes the constant scratching and digging of dogs in runs.
  • Coved, cleanable runs. An integral cove base lets wash-downs reach every part of each run.
  • Slip safety. Anti-slip texture keeps dogs steady on a wet floor.

See finished facility floors in our South Florida epoxy flooring gallery.

Odor Control

Why Kennel Odor Starts With the Floor

The smell a kennel can never quite clear almost always lives in the floor.

Porous Concrete Absorbs

Bare and sealed-only concrete is porous. Urine soaks in, and once it is below the surface no wash-down reaches it. The odor becomes permanent.

Grout and Seams Trap

Tile grout lines and seams collect fluids the same way, holding odor under the surface.

Epoxy Keeps It On Top

A non-porous, seamless epoxy floor keeps urine and waste on the surface, where a wash-down removes them and the odor with them.

The Cove Base Seals the Corner

The floor-to-wall corner of a run is a classic trap. Coving the epoxy up the wall removes it, so each run can be washed down fully.

Comparison

Epoxy vs Sealed Concrete in a Kennel

Most kennels run on bare or sealed concrete. In a boarding environment that wears out fast.

Odor

Porous concrete absorbs urine and holds odor. A non-porous epoxy floor does not.

Claws

Dogs scratch through concrete sealer fast. A high-build epoxy coating takes the abrasion.

Hygiene

Concrete pores harbor bacteria. A seamless epoxy floor can be genuinely disinfected.

Cleaning

Sealed concrete needs constant resealing and never fully cleans. A seamless coved floor washes down completely.

Durability

How Long a Kennel Floor Lasts in South Florida

A professionally installed dog kennel epoxy floor will typically perform for 10 to 20 years. The preparation work decides where in that range your floor lands.

Surface Preparation

We diamond-grind the slab to remove contaminants and residue, open the concrete, and create the surface profile the coating needs for a true mechanical bond.

Moisture Testing

South Florida slabs frequently carry elevated moisture from high water tables, and a kennel adds constant wash-down water. We test the floor and apply a vapor-mitigating primer where needed so the coating stays bonded.

Crack Repair & Detailing

Cracks and joints are routed and filled, and coving and drains are detailed in before coating, so the finished floor sheds water and odor cleanly.

Kennel Operations

A Floor That Backs Your Boarding Facility

Pet owners notice a kennel that is clean and odor-free, and staff work better in a facility that is easy to keep that way. The floor is central to both.

Here is what the right epoxy floor does for a dog kennel:

  • It controls odor. A non-porous, coved floor keeps the facility genuinely fresh.
  • It survives the use. Wash-downs, disinfectant, and claws do not break it down.
  • It keeps dogs safe. Slip-tuned runs give boarded dogs secure footing.
  • It lasts. With basic care the floor performs for well over a decade.

We help dog kennel and boarding facility owners across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and Monroe counties floor their runs for how they are really used. To scope your kennel, contact 343 Epoxy for a free on-site evaluation.

FAQs

Dog Kennel Epoxy Questions Answered

What South Florida kennel and boarding owners ask us most about floor coatings.

A kennel floor handles heavy urine and waste, daily wash-downs, and constant claw traffic. A seamless, non-porous epoxy floor blocks fluids from soaking in, has no grout or seams to trap odor, and stands up to the disinfectants a kennel uses every day.
Yes. Kennel odor comes from urine and waste soaking into porous concrete, grout, and seams. A sealed, non-porous epoxy floor with an integral cove base blocks that absorption, so odor stays on the surface where wash-downs remove it.
Yes. Dogs in runs scratch and dig at the floor constantly. A high-build epoxy system resists that claw abrasion far better than paint or sealed concrete, so the coating stays intact.
Yes. We carry the epoxy up the wall as an integral cove base in runs and kennel areas, removing the floor-to-wall corner so wash-downs and disinfection reach every part of each run.
Yes. We tune anti-slip texture into the topcoat so dogs keep secure footing in runs and kennel areas even when the floor is wet from a wash-down, while staff still get an easy-clean surface.
Cost depends on square footage, the condition of the existing slab, coving and drainage detail, and the number of runs. 343 Epoxy provides free on-site evaluations and detailed written quotes with no hidden charges. Call (305) 409-9022 to get started.
Reviews

Trusted by Local Kennels

“Our runs finally do not smell. Sealing the slab and coving the corners made daily wash-downs genuinely effective.”
Kennel Owner, Homestead
“Dogs used to scratch through our concrete sealer in months. The high-build epoxy has held up to a year of digging with no wear.”
Boarding Manager
“They phased the runs so we never turned away a boarding. The slip texture keeps the dogs steady when we wash down.”
Facility Owner
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Your Kennel Floor?

Book a free on-site evaluation. We will assess the slab and runs, recommend the right odor-proof system, and deliver a detailed quote with a phased schedule that keeps the kennel running.

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