A striking, three-dimensional finish. Because the pigments move on their own as they cure, no two metallic floors ever turn out exactly alike.
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Metallic epoxy uses specialized pigments that move and blend on their own as the coating cures, creating a rich, three-dimensional look with genuine depth and movement. Depending on the colors used, the finished floor can resemble flowing water, marble, or even a molten, lava-like effect. Underneath the decorative surface, it offers the same core benefits as any properly installed epoxy system: chemical resistance, easy cleaning, and a surface built to handle daily wear.
Turns a garage floor into something you'll actually want to show off, while still holding up to vehicle traffic and everyday wear, just like any quality epoxy system.
A polished, memorable look where the floor itself becomes part of the customer experience, not just something underfoot.
A durable, low-maintenance statement floor for indoor living spaces that still need to hold up to real, everyday use.
Because the pigments move and blend on their own during curing, no two metallic epoxy floors ever look exactly alike, even when using the same color palette. Popular combinations range from cool silvers and blues that read like flowing water to warm golds and coppers with a molten, lava-like effect. During your consultation, we'll bring color samples and talk through what tends to work best for your lighting and the overall feel of your space.
Not precisely, since the pigments move naturally as they cure. That said, you can choose the color palette and general style, and our installers can influence the flow to some degree through their application technique.
Yes, typically. It runs higher per square foot than a solid-color coating because of the additional material and the skilled application time it requires.
Yes. It's built on the same epoxy base and UV-stable topcoat as our other systems, so you're not trading durability for looks.
It typically costs more per square foot than a solid-color system, due to the additional material and the skilled application time involved. We'll give you an exact number for your space during your free quote.
Yes, though we test for moisture first and may recommend a mitigation step before coating if levels come back high, which isn't unusual in older basements.
Yes. We bring physical samples to your consultation so you can see how a color and pattern will actually look on your floor before you decide.
Full diamond-grind prep, a moisture assessment, and crack repair before coating, all finished with UV-stable topcoats to protect against the yellowing that sustained Central Texas sun can cause on lower-grade systems.
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