The Floor that Screams Success!
Metallic Epoxy Flooring Designed to Transform Spaces
Metallic epoxy flooring creates bold seamless spaces with depth and movement. Metallic pigments create unique flowing patterns in every floor. Installed in basements living areas showrooms and modern interiors these floors combine visual impact with long lasting durability and performance.
Why Metallic Epoxy Requires Skilled Installation
Metallic floors are decorative systems where technique and design control determine the final result
Unlike traditional coatings, metallic epoxy floors rely on controlled pigment movement to create depth and visual patterns. Without proper mixing, application timing, and surface preparation, the finish can appear flat, blotchy, or inconsistent. When installed correctly, metallic epoxy produces a seamless floor with dramatic movement and a premium appearance designed to stand out in modern interiors.
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What Makes Metallic Epoxy Flooring Unique
A decorative flooring system where metallic pigments create depth, movement, and one-of-a-kind visual patterns.
Metallic epoxy flooring uses specialized pigments suspended within a clear epoxy coating. As the material is applied and manipulated during installation, the pigments shift and flow to create natural patterns that resemble polished stone, liquid metal, or mineral formations. Because the movement of the pigments occurs during installation, no two floors are ever identical.
Unlike standard floor coatings, metallic epoxy is designed to deliver both durability and visual impact. The seamless surface is easy to clean, highly durable, and resistant to stains and everyday wear, making it ideal for basements, modern living spaces, showrooms, and other interior environments where appearance matters.
Our Professional Installation Process
Every step — from surface preparation to final topcoat — determines long-term performance.
Surface prep
Every durable epoxy floor begins with proper mechanical preparation. We grind the concrete to achieve a CSP 2–3 surface profile, ensuring the coating bonds directly to the slab rather than sitting on top of it. This process removes contaminants, opens the pores of the concrete, and eliminates weak surface laitance. Proper surface prep is the foundation of long-term adhesion and performance.
Crack and Joint Repar
Cracks, control joints, spalls, and surface defects are addressed before any coating is installed. Moving cracks are evaluated and filled with flexible repair materials designed to accommodate slab movement. Static cracks are routed and rebuilt to prevent telegraphing through the finished system. Spalled or pitted areas are restored to create a structurally sound, uniform substrate. Proper repair ensures the floor performs as a system rather than simply covering existing defects.
Moisture Mitigation (if required)
Concrete naturally transmits moisture vapor from the ground below. If testing indicates elevated vapor transmission, a moisture-mitigating primer is installed to protect the system from hydrostatic pressure. This step prevents future bubbling, blistering, and bond failure — one of the most common causes of coating delamination in Colorado.
Body Coat With Metallic Pigments
Once the slab is properly prepared and primed, a body coat of epoxy is installed with metallic pigments blended into the material. As the coating is applied, the pigments move and flow through the epoxy, creating natural depth and visual movement across the surface. Application technique and timing control how the pigments settle, which is what gives metallic floors their unique patterns and dimensional appearance.
Protective Topcoat
After the metallic layer cures, a protective clear topcoat is installed to seal and protect the finish. Depending on the environment and desired sheen, we apply either a professional urethane topcoat or an acrylic-urethane hybrid coating. These clear protective layers enhance depth, protect the metallic design, and create a smooth glass-like finish that is durable and easy to maintain.
Metallic Epoxy Flooring Across the Denver Metro
Professionally installed full-broadcast flake systems throughout Front Range
We install High-end Metallic epoxy flooring across Lakewood, Littleton, Aurora, Englewood, Arvada, Wheat Ridge, and surrounding Colorado communities. Whether upgrading a residential garage, finishing a basement, or improving a light commercial space, every project follows the same disciplined surface preparation and multi-coat installation process.
Each floor is evaluated based on slab condition, moisture levels, and intended use to ensure long-term durability in Colorado’s climate.
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