Epoxy Flooring Options
Flake Epoxy Flooring
Flake epoxy is a multi-layer coating system that incorporates decorative vinyl flakes into a pigmented epoxy base. The layered structure creates a durable, textured surface designed to perform consistently in active environments.
What it delivers:
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Textured finish that enhances traction and stability
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Highly durable under vehicles, equipment, and foot traffic
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Consistent, uniform appearance that stays clean-looking
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Excellent long-term performance in garages and utility spaces
Ideal for:
Homeowners who want a clean, professional floor built to handle daily use.
Metallic Epoxy Flooring
Designed for depth, movement, and visual impact
Metallic epoxy uses specialized pigments blended into clear epoxy to create flowing, three-dimensional effects. The application process is fully customized, resulting in a seamless floor with a distinctive, high-end finish.
What it delivers:
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Smooth, seamless surface with a high-gloss finish
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Rich color depth with natural movement and variation
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One-of-a-kind appearance tailored to the space
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A polished, showroom-style aesthetic
Ideal for:
Homeowners who want a bold, custom look that elevates the space visually.
Our Installation Process
Epoxy flooring performance depends on preparation.
Every install includes:
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Mechanical concrete grinding
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Surface prep and repairs as needed
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Multi-layer epoxy application
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Protective topcoat for durability
No shortcuts. No DIY kits. No rushed installs.
FLAKE EPOXY FINISHES
METALLIC EPOXY FINISHES
Metallic epoxy floors are fully custom. Each installation is hand-finished to create flowing movement, depth, and a seamless high-gloss appearance.
Metallic Flooring System Design
Metallic epoxy flooring is a fully custom, hand-finished system where the final appearance is shaped by application technique and lighting within the space.
The system begins with a dark base coat to enhance depth and contrast. Metallic pigments are then suspended in a clear epoxy layer, allowing natural movement and variation to form during application.
Each floor is manipulated during installation to create a one-of-a-kind finish. Once cured, the surface is sealed with a durable protective topcoat, available in gloss or satin, to enhance longevity and traction.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How long does epoxy flooring last? A professionally installed epoxy flooring system is designed to last many years under normal residential use. Longevity depends on surface preparation, system type, and how the space is used — which is why proper installation matters.
2. How long does it take to get a quote? Once you submit your request, we’ll review your details and reach out to confirm a few items if needed. Most quotes are provided within 24 hours, and we’ll walk you through the options so everything is clear before moving forward.
3. Will you help me choose between flake and metallic epoxy? Yes. We’ll help guide the decision based on how the space will be used and the look you’re going for. Both systems are professional-grade — the choice comes down to function and style.
4. How will I be contacted after filling out the form? We’ll review your request and follow up by call or text to confirm details and provide pricing. Most customers hear from us within 24 hours.
5. Can epoxy flooring handle vehicles and heavy use? Yes. Epoxy flooring systems are commonly installed in garages and are designed to withstand vehicle traffic, tools, and daily wear.
6. Does epoxy flooring increase home value? Epoxy flooring adds a finished, clean, and professional look to concrete spaces, which many homeowners view as an upgrade — especially in garages, workshops, and interior concrete areas.
7. How long does it take to get a quote? Once you submit your request, we’ll review your details and reach out to confirm a few items if needed. Most quotes are provided within 24 hours, and we’ll walk you through the options so everything is clear before moving forward.
8. Is epoxy flooring easy to maintain? Yes. Epoxy floors are sealed and non-porous, making them easy to clean and maintain. Routine sweeping and light mopping are typically all that’s needed.