FLOORS

 
Looking into the kitchen you see the wood slat ceiling, light wood toned cabinets and dark appliances. The counters are a dark stone looking material. The floor is a brown metallic epoxy floor with tendrils of lighter whites, blues, reds, and greens

We love that epoxy floors are life proof.

Worrying about scuffing, scratching, or damaging your floors should be one of the last things on your mind. Life happens, but it doesn’t have to happen to your floors.

 
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The small room shows off tan walls, with a single red accent wall. There are 2 windows, one with curtains, and one with blinds. The floor is s white metallic epoxy in a marble design with accents in silver and coffee tones
The small room shows off tan walls, with a single red accent wall. The floor is s white metallic epoxy in a marble design with accents in silver and coffee tones. The room is trimmed with a gray/blue baseboard.
This room shows a white door leading to a closet, next to a white wall with a radiator at the base of it. The floor is a brown metallic epoxy with highlights in tones of tan and grayish blues.
This room shows walls of grayish blue looking into a small kitchen with white cabinets and dark blue counters. The floor is a white metallic epoxy with a marbling effect that has highlights of sky blue and dark silver running through it.
The room shows walls painted in white, with a window at the far side of the room covered in painter's tape. the floor is a dark gray metallic epoxy with tones of tan and white highlighting it throughout.
This picture shows a chocolate brown metallic epoxy floor that has gray and tan highlights running through it. The walls are all white and at the far end of the room is a doorway leading to a hallway with a broom and dustpan leaning on the wall
The floor is the highlight of this image. The main color is a light gray metallic epoxy that has streaks of dark gray and white running through it. The walls, cabinets, and appliances in this room are all white and are at the edges of the image.
The floor extends through the image. It is a tan metallic epoxy that has streaks of black and chocolate brown throughout. The walls are white, as well as the cabinets to the right. The refrigerator in the corner is black.
A tan metallic epoxy floor is the main focus of this image. There are chocolate brown and black highlights throughout. The image shows a small living room with a doorway leading to a kitchen in the far back. The rooms all have white walls.
This bathroom picture shows the white toilet to the left, with walls of a gray color. The tan metallic epoxy floor has shades of chocolate brown and white highlights running throughout it.
This entryway leads to 2 apartments. The door is opened to reveal a tan metallic epoxy that has a marbling like effect that shows streaks of reds and browns throughout it.
The floor is the focal point of this image. It showcases the gray metallic epoxy floor with shades of a dark brown and white wavy pattern through the room. The walls are a blueish gray with a white door at the end of the room.
This tiny apartment shows an entryway and a kitchen, with a door to the bathroom at the end of the image. The floors and cabinets are all a blueish gray color. The floor shows a light gray metallic epoxy with a marbling effect that has white and dar
 

 How it works:

Some floors need a little more prep than others, but there isn’t much that scares us.

  • We can typically pour the epoxy right over an existing substrate

    • In most cases we can coat concrete, wood, laminate, tile, & VTC

    • Stylish enough for your kitchen, durable enough for your garage

  • We carefully tape and plastic off everything surrounding the work area to ensure we don’t leave a mess or damage your other areas

  • We will clean and prep the floor, including crack repairs or leveling, then sand or diamond grind the substrate to ensure the epoxy primer can thoroughly coat the floor

  • We use an epoxy based primer that will go down prior to the decorative epoxy coating installation, this creates a chemical bond between the decorative coating and the substrate

  • After 24 hours of letting the epoxy cure we will apply a urethane topcoat over the epoxy. This will add an additional layer of extreme strength and durability that helps ensure your epoxy will last for a long time to come. 

    • Our urethane product:

      • comes in either a matte or a gloss finish

      • is chemical resistant and easy to clean

      • is UV stable so it does not yellow and colors do not fade

      • can also contain a grit additive to increase durability and ensure a completely non-slip surface, even on snow days.

  • After 24 hours after urethane application floors are ready for use

Total time for typical installation: 4 days