Flake Epoxy Garage Floors
Full-broadcast flake systems for garages and interiors. Ground, repaired and coated. See flake colors.
Metallic epoxy is the showpiece floor. Metallic pigments move through the resin as it is worked, leaving a marbled, three-dimensional finish that looks like poured stone. No two floors come out the same.
Because the look depends on hand technique and a perfectly prepared slab, metallic takes more time and material than a flake floor. That is why it is priced higher. It suits spaces where the floor is part of the design: show garages, home bars, offices and retail floors.
No home visit needed. This is an estimated range, not a quote. Your exact quote follows by text or email.
Estimated range
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Estimated range, not a quote. Your final price depends on photos and site details.
Send your details and we'll reply by text or email with a written quote. Prefer to talk? Call (916) 581-8297.
Metallic floors run $10 to $13 per square foot. A 2-car garage of about 450 sq ft is roughly $4,500–$5,850, depending on design and prep.
A smooth, glossy floor can be slick when wet. We can add a fine texture to the topcoat to improve grip.
High-gloss floors show fine scratches more than flake floors. The topcoat takes the wear, and it can be refreshed down the road.
No. Most projects can be priced from the size, the floor condition and a few photos you text or upload. No home visit needed.
Yes. Most projects start at $1,500, and concrete sealing projects start at $800. Smaller areas can often be added to a larger job.
Full-broadcast flake systems for garages and interiors. Ground, repaired and coated. See flake colors.
Shops, warehouses, offices and restrooms. Coated to handle traffic and equipment.
Patios and porches coated with a UV-stable flake system built for outdoor use.