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Two-car garage with a glossy grey and black metallic epoxy floor, the door open to a Florida street

Metallic epoxy floors no two alike

Metallic pigment moves inside wet epoxy and sets wherever it lands. That's why no two metallic floors come out the same.Metallic pigment moves inside wet epoxy and sets wherever it lands.

  • 5 to 10 year limited warranty
  • A typical job takes 2 to 3 days
  • Flake, metallic, quartz and solid color
  • Owner-run, based in Brooksville
  • Insured
  • Hernando, Pasco, Hillsborough, Pinellas and Polk

What it is

Liquid metal on concrete

A metallic epoxy floor is epoxy with metallic pigment mixed into it. It goes down over a ground and repaired slab, and while it's still wet the pigment drifts and folds.

When it hardens you get depth you can look into, closer to polished stone than to paint.

We do metallic. People pick it when they want the floor to be the first thing anyone notices: a garage that doubles as a showpiece, or a showroom where the floor helps sell what stands on it.

We pour metallic floors from our base in Brooksville, across the five counties we serve.

The finish

Show floor, not shop floor

Metallic is a smooth, high-gloss floor. That's the look, and it comes with a trade.

Dust and fine scratches show on it the way they show on a black car.

If your garage is where you drag a floor jack around every Saturday, flake hides that and metallic won't. If it's where the car sits clean and the door goes up for the neighbors, metallic is the floor people stop and look at.

Flake epoxy floors that hide garage dirt
Glossy black and copper metallic epoxy floor in a garage, the copper drifting toward the back wall

Base and metal

Color combos

A metallic floor is a base color with one or more metallic colors moving over it. We create new colors, so you aren't stuck with a chart.

Black and copper metallic epoxy floor in a two-car garage, the door open to the street

Combo

Black and copper

Floor visualizer

See the colors on a floor first

Open the visualizer and try it on a photo of your own garage.

Open the visualizer
Two-car garage with a dark red and black flake floor, as the visualizer shows it

Flake blend · Dark red and black

Step by step

How metallic gets poured

The prep matches every other floor we do. After that, metallic is its own job.

  1. Grind

    Diamond grinding with a dust extractor.

  2. Repair and mask

    Crack repair, then masking.

  3. Base coat

    A solid base coat goes down first.

  4. The pour

    The metallic layer is poured over it and worked while wet. The way it's moved decides the pattern, from tight swirls to long drifts that read like marble.

  5. Topcoat

    A clear topcoat seals it.

A typical job takes 2 to 3 days

Because the pattern is made by hand on the day, nobody can promise you an exact copy of a picture. You choose the colors and the kind of movement. The floor decides the rest.

Indoors

Showrooms and interiors

Metallic works indoors too. In a showroom it turns a bare concrete unit into a finished space without laying tile, and it photographs well under bright lights. In a house on a slab, it can replace carpet in a room you want people to remember.

For a business, the days the floor is out of use cost money. A typical job takes 2 to 3 days, so plan it around the days you can keep the doors shut.

Empty showroom unit with a white and blue metallic epoxy floor and a glass front

Price guide

What metallic costs

Metallic runs $12 to $20 per square foot. It costs more than a chip floor for a plain reason: more material, and a pour that has to be worked by hand while the epoxy is still wet. Where your floor lands in the range depends mostly on the moisture barrier, and in Florida we recommend one on every slab.

Worked example: A 20 x 20 ft two-car garage (400 sq ft) in metallic runs about $4,800 to $8,000.

400 sq ft

About a 20 x 20 ft floor.

About

$4,800 to $8,000

At $12 to $20 per sq ft. We price every job on its own, so use this as a guide.

Backed for 5 to 10 year limited warranty

Depending on maintenance and care. Misuse, impact, chemical damage and excessive heat aren't covered.

Read the full warranty terms
  • Covers system failure
  • Covers prep failure
  • Holds when you follow the care instructions

Metallic floor questions

Still have a question? Call us at (352) 851-8506.

Yes. We do metallic floors in garages, and in showrooms and rooms inside the house. Metallic runs $12 to $20 per square foot, and every job is priced on its own.

The colors will. The pattern won't, exactly. Metallic is moved by hand while it's wet, so every floor comes out a little different. That's the point of it.

It's smooth and glossy, so it gets slick when wet, like any glossy floor.

A typical job takes 2 to 3 days.

Our 5 to 10-year limited warranty covers workmanship and system performance of the installation system you agree on, depending on maintenance and care. Misuse, impact, chemical damage and excessive heat are not covered.

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Got a color combo in mind?

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What happens next

  1. You answer five short questions.
  2. We call you back as soon as we can.
  3. We come out to look at the slab and price your floor.
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