Flake Epoxy Flooring

Upgrade your concrete with a durable, decorative flake flooring system designed to look great and handle everyday use.

At Redline Flooring LLC, we install professional flake epoxy flooring for residential, commercial, and industrial spaces. Flake systems are one of the most popular concrete coating options because they combine durability, texture, and a clean finished appearance.

What Is Flake Epoxy Flooring?

Flake epoxy flooring is a multi-layer concrete coating system that uses decorative vinyl flakes broadcast into a colored coating.

The flakes create a textured, multi-colored finish while helping hide minor imperfections in the concrete.

Once the flakes are installed, the floor is sealed with a durable clear topcoat to protect the system and create a long-lasting finished surface.

Our Installation Process

A high-quality flake floor starts with proper concrete preparation.

Concrete Preparation
The concrete is mechanically prepared using diamond grinding or shotblasting to remove contaminants and create the proper surface profile for strong coating adhesion.

Concrete Repairs
Cracks, chips, and other surface imperfections are repaired as needed before the coating system is installed.

Primer or Moisture Barrier
A suitable primer or moisture-resistant coating is selected based on the condition and moisture levels of the concrete.

Colored Base Coat
A durable colored coating is applied to create the foundation of the flake system.

Full Flake Broadcast
Decorative vinyl flakes are broadcast across the entire floor until the surface is completely covered.

Clear Protective Topcoat
The excess flakes are removed and the floor is sealed with a durable clear topcoat designed to protect the system from wear and everyday use.

Benefits of Flake Flooring

Flake flooring offers a combination of durability, appearance, and easy maintenance.

Benefits include:

  • Durable and abrasion resistant

  • Seamless finished surface

  • Easy to clean and maintain

  • Resistant to many stains and chemicals

  • Decorative multi-colored appearance

  • Added surface texture

  • Helps hide minor concrete imperfections

  • Wide variety of color blends

  • Professional finished look

  • Suitable for residential and commercial applications

Where Can Flake Flooring Be Installed?

Flake flooring works well in a wide variety of spaces, including:

  • Garages

  • Basements

  • Pole barns

  • Workshops

  • Commercial buildings

  • Retail spaces

  • Showrooms

  • Storage areas

  • Utility rooms

  • Mechanical rooms

  • Light industrial spaces

Choose Your Flake Blend

Decorative flakes are available in a wide variety of colors and blends.

You can choose from neutral gray and tan combinations, darker industrial colors, or more unique blends to match the style of your space.

The combination of the base coat and decorative flakes allows the finished floor to be customized to your preference.

Built on Proper Preparation

A durable floor starts with the concrete underneath it.

Proper surface preparation is one of the most important steps in the installation process. We mechanically prepare the concrete and complete necessary repairs before applying the coating system.

This helps create a stronger bond between the concrete and the finished floor.

Easy to Maintain

Flake flooring creates a seamless surface that is simple to maintain.

Routine cleaning can typically be done with sweeping, vacuuming, mopping, or rinsing depending on the space and type of use.

Because the surface is sealed with a clear protective topcoat, dirt and spills are easier to clean than on bare concrete.

10-Year Warranty

Our flake flooring systems are backed by a 10-year warranty, giving you added confidence in your new floor.

Contact Redline Flooring LLC for complete warranty details and to determine the right coating system for your project.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a full broadcast flake floor?

A full broadcast system means decorative flakes are applied until the entire wet coating is completely covered. This creates a consistent decorative finish and additional surface texture.

Is flake flooring slippery?

Flake flooring naturally has more texture than a completely smooth coating. Additional slip-resistant additives may also be available depending on the application.

Can I choose my flake colors?

Yes. We offer a variety of decorative flake blends so you can choose a color combination that fits your space.

Can flake flooring be installed in a garage?

Yes. Garages are one of the most common applications for flake flooring because the system is durable, easy to maintain, and gives the space a finished appearance.

Can damaged concrete be coated?

Yes. Any cracks, chips, and surface imperfections can often be repaired during the preparation process.

Is flake flooring easy to clean?

Yes. The seamless, sealed surface makes routine cleaning simple.

How much does flake epoxy flooring cost?

Pricing depends on square footage, concrete condition, repairs, preparation requirements, and the coating system selected.

Give Your Concrete a Finished Look

Flake epoxy flooring is a durable and decorative option for garages, basements, pole barns, commercial spaces, and more.

Contact Redline Flooring LLC today for a free estimate and to view our available flake color blends.

Empty spacious garage with polished concrete floor, metal walls, wooden beams, and a loft with staircase. Includes garage door, windows, and interior doors.
Bright laundry room with white cabinetry, a window, a door leading outside, a washer and dryer, and laundry baskets, with green plants and natural decor.
Modern lobby area with leather and fabric chairs, a round black coffee table, large glass windows, a rug, potted plants, and a conference room with glass walls in the background.
Modern living room with beige sectional sofa, green armchair, round wooden coffee table, patterned area rug, and wall art, illuminated by recessed ceiling lights and a floor lamp, with a TV on a wooden console and a bookshelf against the wall.
Empty clean garage with speckled gray epoxy floors, gray storage cabinets, a window, and a closed sectional garage door.
Garage floor with a broom leaning against the wall and a pair of shoes on the floor nearby.