Metallic
Our specialty. Pearlescent pigments worked by hand into a flowing, three-dimensional finish in more than 20 colors. No two floors come out the same.
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Garage · Metallic · Flake · Solid
We grind, repair and coat garage and home floors with seamless epoxy that stands up to hot tires, oil and salt. Pick a finish, see it on a real floor, and get a price in minutes.
Floor systems
Every system starts with diamond-ground concrete and ends with a topcoat rated for hot tires and chemicals. What changes is the look and the build.
Our specialty. Pearlescent pigments worked by hand into a flowing, three-dimensional finish in more than 20 colors. No two floors come out the same.
Vinyl chips broadcast over a colored base coat, from a light sprinkle to full coverage. Textured, forgiving, and the most popular garage floor in America.
A clean, single-color gloss coat. Bright, easy to sweep, and the quickest install we offer.
Finish studio
Pick one of our signature blends, or mix your own metallic floor in three steps: base coat, colors and design, then the top coat.
System
Chip coverage
Light shows most of the base coat. Medium sits in between. Full broadcast covers the floor completely, so no base coat shows.
Color blend
1 Base coat
2 Colors & design Pick up to 3
3 Top coat
Your colors are not limited to what you see here. The colors shown on this site are only a sample of our range. Any color can be used with any system, whether metallic, flake or solid, at the client's request.
Topcoat sheen
The topcoat decides how your floor catches light. Same protection underneath, different look on top. Gloss on the left, matte on the right, on the same metallic pour.
Wet, mirror-like shine that reflects lights and pulls the most depth out of metallic pigments. Our default for metallic floors.
Flat and modern, close to the look of sealed natural stone or polished concrete. No reflections at all.
How we install
Coatings fail when prep gets skipped. We grind, test and repair before a single drop of resin goes down.
Diamond grinders open the concrete to a profile the epoxy can bite into. Dust is captured by vacuum.
Cracks, spalls and pitting get filled and ground flush. We test for moisture before coating.
A 100% solids epoxy primer soaks in and bonds to the slab.
Flake is broadcast to refusal, or metallic is poured and worked into its pattern.
A clear topcoat in gloss or matte seals it with UV and chemical resistance. Flake floors get a polyaspartic topcoat.
Our work
Fresh off our own jobs, plus samples of the metallic and flake finishes we install most.
Free estimate
Price your floor in seconds with the calculator, or upload a photo and see your new floor in your own space before we pour it.
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Questions
Installs take a minimum of 3 days, from grinding and repairs through the final topcoat. Larger floors, heavy repairs or detailed designs can take longer.
Hot-tire pickup happens when a thin coating sits on poorly prepared concrete. We diamond grind every slab and use a 100% solids base coat and a tough clear topcoat (polyaspartic on flake floors), which holds up to hot tires.
Any gloss floor gets slick with water on it. We can add an anti-slip aggregate to the topcoat at no extra charge, and flake floors already have texture.
Cost depends on the system you choose and the square footage of your floor. The instant quote gives you a price range in seconds, and we confirm the final price after a free on-site estimate.
Yes. Cracks are filled and ground flush, and grinding removes most surface stains. Deep oil contamination gets degreased before we coat.