Most popular for homes

Flake system

Our go-to floor for garages and basements. Vinyl flake is broadcast to full coverage into an epoxy moisture vapor barrier base coat, so every inch has color and texture that hides dust, tire marks and small imperfections. After the excess flake is scraped, we seal it with a polyaspartic topcoat that stays clear in sunlight and stands up to hot tires, road salt and dropped tools.

Over a wood subfloor we use extra material because wood is more porous, which puts it closer to $8.50 per sq ft.

Clean, solid color for big spaces

Neat system

A solid-color floor built in three coats: an epoxy moisture vapor barrier primer, a full epoxy body coat, then a high-wear urethane topcoat. It's smooth, bright and easy to clean, which makes it the practical choice for warehouses, shops and storage areas where you want a durable floor across a lot of square footage.

Large areas price lower: around $4 per sq ft above 5,000 sq ft, and closer to $8 on smaller rooms.

Added grip where floors get wet

Neat system + silica sand

Same tough base as the neat system with a silica sand broadcast for slip resistance. We prime with the moisture vapor barrier, broadcast sand into a layer of epoxy, lock it in with an epoxy grout coat, then finish with the topcoat at the texture you want. A good fit anywhere water, grease or foot traffic make a smooth floor risky.

Tougher and better looking than sand

Quartz broadcast

Built like the silica system but with real colored quartz, which looks better and is noticeably stronger. The quartz is broadcast into epoxy, locked in with a grout coat and sealed with a topcoat. It's the system for floors that see constant traffic and need to look good doing it.

For heat over 130°F and thermal shock

Urethane cement

When a floor sees temperatures above 130°F, steam cleaning, hot oil or quick swings between hot and cold, standard epoxy isn't the right material. Urethane cement is built for that thermal shock, and it's the system we recommend for food and beverage production and industrial spaces running hot.

One of a kind, poured by hand

Metallic epoxy

Metallic pigments are worked into the epoxy by hand, so every floor has its own depth and movement. We prime with the moisture vapor barrier, pour an epoxy layer to level the floor, then apply the metallic coat. You choose the finish: a matte urethane topcoat with aluminum oxide for much better slip resistance, or a high-gloss topcoat for a shiny showroom look.

Your slab, ground and polished

Polished concrete

No coating at all. We grind the slab itself with progressively finer diamonds, densify it and polish it to the sheen you want. It's hard-wearing, low maintenance and suits open retail, office and industrial spaces where you want the look of the concrete.

Around $4 per sq ft above 2,000 sq ft, and closer to $7 for garage-sized areas.