What is epoxy flooring?
Epoxy flooring uses a resin coating system applied to a prepared concrete surface. Depending on the system, decorative elements can include metallic pigments or color flakes, followed by a compatible protective topcoat.
Choose a finish that fits
Metallic epoxy creates a fluid, dimensional appearance. Decorative flake adds a textured color blend. Compare the look, the expected use of the space, maintenance requirements, and a written estimate before choosing.
The concrete comes first
Existing coatings, oil, moisture, cracks, and other surface conditions affect preparation. A project assessment should identify the proposed preparation method, necessary repairs, and limitations of the substrate.
A complete system matters
The base, decorative layer, and topcoat should be specified together for the conditions. Talk through sun exposure, vehicle traffic, cleaning needs, traction, and the written warranty before installation.
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Plan your floorFrequently asked questions
Is metallic flooring made with epoxy?+
Metallic floor systems commonly use pigments in an epoxy layer, with a compatible protective topcoat chosen for the project.
How is flake flooring different?+
Flake systems incorporate decorative chips into a coating, creating a textured blend. Metallic systems use pigments to create flowing patterns.
How much does an epoxy floor cost?+
The estimate depends on the size, floor condition, preparation, material system, and finish. We will provide project-specific pricing when the scope is known.