Decorative Epoxy Finishes

When a standard solid-color coat isn't quite enough, our metallic and flake epoxy systems give you a floor with real character.

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3D & Dimensional

Metallic Epoxy

Swirling, marbled pigments blend as they cure, creating a rich, one-of-a-kind look with real depth and movement — a favorite for garages, showrooms, and living spaces people are proud to show off.

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Textured & Durable

Flake Epoxy

Colored vinyl chips are broadcast into the wet coating for a speckled, terrazzo-style finish that hides everyday dirt, tire marks, and wear far better than a solid color.

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Metallic vs. Flake

How to Choose Between Them

Choose Metallic Epoxy If...

You want a bold, one-of-a-kind statement floor with real movement and depth. It's a strong fit for a garage you're proud to show off, a showroom, or a living space where the floor itself becomes a design feature.

Choose Flake Epoxy If...

You want a durable, forgiving finish that hides everyday dirt, tire marks, and minor wear between cleanings. It's a common pick for busy garages, retail floors, and rental properties, where practicality matters as much as looks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions About Decorative Finishes

Do decorative finishes cost more than a solid color?

Yes, typically. Metallic and flake systems involve additional material and labor steps, so they run higher per square foot than a basic solid-color coating. We'll walk you through exact numbers for each option during your free quote.

Are metallic or flake floors harder to maintain?

No. Both are sealed under the same UV-stable topcoat we use on our solid-color systems, so day-to-day cleaning — sweeping and the occasional mop — is the same regardless of which finish you choose.

Can I see color and pattern samples before deciding?

Yes. We bring physical samples to your consultation so you can see exactly how different colors and blends look in person before committing to anything.

Can metallic and flake epoxy be combined in the same space?

In some cases, yes — for example, a metallic accent area paired with a flake field elsewhere in the room. We'll talk through what's realistic for your specific space during your consultation.

How do I clean a metallic or flake epoxy floor without dulling the finish?

Regular sweeping and an occasional mop with a mild cleaner is really all it takes. Harsh or abrasive chemicals can dull the topcoat over time, so we'd recommend steering clear of those.

Not sure which finish fits your space?

We’ll walk you through colors and patterns during your free consultation.

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