Services

Coating systems for garages, homes, shops, and commercial floors.

Six services, three core floor systems, and a range of finishes — all installed over concrete that has been prepared properly first.

What we install

Every system starts the same way.

The slab is inspected, mechanically prepared, and repaired before anything is applied. What changes is the finish and the build of the coating on top.

  1. 01

    Garage Floor Coatings

    Coating systems that turn an unfinished or worn concrete garage into a clean, finished room — one that sheds oil, salt, and tire marks instead of soaking them in.

    Attached garages · Detached shops · New construction

  2. 02

    Metallic Epoxy

    Hand-poured metallic finishes with natural movement and depth. Pigment is worked into the floor on site, so no two installs look alike — it never reads as a repeating printed pattern.

    Showpiece garages · Basements · Showrooms

  3. 03

    Flake Flooring

    A practical decorative system: a base coat broadcast with vinyl flake and sealed under a clear topcoat. Textured, forgiving, and easy to live with.

    Garages · Workshops · Utility & laundry rooms

  4. 04

    Commercial Epoxy Flooring

    Floor systems specified around how the space works — traffic, equipment, cleaning, and how long the area can be out of service.

    Shops · Warehouses · Retail · Showrooms

  5. 05

    Patios & Outdoor Concrete

    UV-resistant coatings for suitable exterior slabs. We look at drainage, moisture, and sun exposure first, and tell you plainly if a slab is not a good candidate.

    Patios · Covered porches · Pool surrounds

  6. 06

    Workshops & Showrooms

    Clean, bright, hard-wearing floors for automotive, fabrication, detailing, hobby, and display spaces — where the floor is part of how the work looks.

    Detailing bays · Fabrication shops · Display floors

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Floor systems

Three systems, chosen by how the floor will be used.

Metallic Epoxy

A poured, worked finish with depth and movement. Chosen for how it looks.

Best for
  • Luxury garages
  • Showrooms
  • Entertainment spaces
  • Statement interiors
Characteristics
  • Custom appearance
  • High visual depth
  • Unique to each floor
  • Smooth, premium look

Full-Flake System

Flake broadcast to full coverage and sealed. Chosen for how it lives.

Best for
  • Garages
  • Workshops
  • Utility areas
  • High-use residential spaces
Characteristics
  • Textured appearance
  • Hides minor imperfections well
  • Easy maintenance
  • Practical everyday durability

Commercial System

Specified around the operation — traffic, cleaning, and downtime first.

Best for
  • Warehouses
  • Automotive shops
  • Retail environments
  • Commercial facilities
Characteristics
  • Designed around traffic and use
  • Durable surface systems
  • Custom traction options
  • Clean commercial appearance

Not sure which fits? Most projects narrow down quickly once we know the space, the slab, and how it is used.Ask for a recommendation

Finishes

Choose a finish by looking at a floor, not a color chip.

Flooring finishes behave differently at full scale and under real light. These are the main directions; specific colors and blends are chosen with you during the estimate.

  • Metallic finish, close-up

    Metallic

    Poured and worked by hand for movement, veining, and depth.

  • Metallic — warm tone finish, close-up

    Metallic — warm tone

    Bronze and copper pigments read warmer under garage lighting.

  • Flake finish, close-up

    Flake

    Color blends broadcast into the base coat, from light to full coverage.

  • Quartz finish, close-up

    Quartz

    Fine colored aggregate for a dense, textured surface.

  • Solid color finish, close-up

    Solid color

    One clean, even color — common in shops and commercial spaces.

Sheen

High gloss

Deep reflection and the most color saturation. Shows more of what is on it — dust, footprints, and fine scratches.

Satin

A softer, lower-reflection surface that hides daily wear better. Often preferred in working garages and shops.

Quartz, sheen options, and color availability depend on the system specified for your floor — we confirm them with your estimate.

Ready to finish the floor?

Tell us about your space and the finish you’re considering. We’ll help determine the right coating system for the project.