Metallic Epoxy Flooring

Create a one-of-a-kind floor with a high-end metallic epoxy system designed to turn ordinary concrete into a unique decorative surface.

At Redline Flooring LLC, we install custom metallic epoxy flooring for residential, commercial, and specialty spaces. Every metallic floor is different, with colors and movement that create a distinctive finish that cannot be exactly duplicated.

What Is Metallic Epoxy Flooring?

Metallic epoxy flooring is a decorative coating system that uses metallic pigments mixed into epoxy to create flowing patterns, depth, and movement across the floor.

Depending on the colors and application technique, metallic epoxy can create effects that resemble marble, flowing water, clouds, stone, smoke, or completely custom abstract designs.

Because the material naturally moves and blends during installation, no two metallic epoxy floors are exactly alike.

Our Installation Process

A high-quality metallic floor starts with proper concrete preparation. We mechanically prepare the surface to create the correct profile for strong adhesion and address any necessary repairs before applying the coating system.

Our typical metallic epoxy system includes:

Concrete Preparation
Diamond grinding and surface preparation to remove contaminants, weak concrete, old coatings, and other materials that may affect adhesion.

Moisture Barrier or Primer
A suitable primer or moisture-resistant coating is applied depending on the condition of the concrete.

Base Color Coat
A solid base color is installed to create the foundation for the metallic design.

Metallic Design Coat
Metallic pigments are blended into epoxy and applied using specialized techniques to create custom movement, depth, and patterns.

Clear Protective Topcoat
The finished design is protected with a durable clear topcoat to improve wear resistance and preserve the appearance of the floor.

Completely Custom Designs

One of the biggest advantages of metallic epoxy is the ability to create a floor that is completely unique.

Metallic systems can be designed with:

Single or multiple colors
Marble-inspired patterns
Flowing designs
High-contrast color combinations
Subtle neutral finishes
Bold and vibrant colors
Large flowing patterns
Smaller detailed movement
Gloss or other available finish options

Each floor develops its own natural movement, making metallic epoxy an excellent option when you want something more decorative than a traditional solid-color or flake floor.

Benefits of Metallic Epoxy Flooring

Metallic epoxy combines durability with a high-end decorative appearance.

Benefits include:

Unique, custom appearance
Seamless finished surface
Wide range of color options
Easy to clean and maintain
Durable coating system
Resistant to many stains and chemicals
Creates depth and visual movement
Can dramatically change the appearance of a space
Suitable for residential and commercial applications

Where Can Metallic Epoxy Be Installed?

Metallic epoxy works especially well in spaces where appearance is an important part of the finished project.

Common applications include:

Basements
Finished garages
Showrooms
Retail spaces
Offices
Restaurants
Salons
Entertainment areas
Commercial interiors
Man caves
Custom residential spaces

Metallic epoxy can be used in many other areas depending on the condition of the concrete and how the space will be used.

Choose Your Colors

Metallic epoxy gives you the freedom to create a floor around your preferred colors and style.

You can choose from darker industrial designs, clean neutral colors, marble-inspired combinations, or bold colors that make the floor the centerpiece of the room.

Multiple colors can also be blended together to create additional depth and movement.

Because every metallic floor reacts differently during installation, the finished pattern will be unique to your space.

More Than Just a Coating

Metallic epoxy is designed to be noticed.

Unlike traditional floor coatings that are primarily meant to blend into a space, metallic systems can become a major part of the overall design. The movement and depth of the pigments can make even a basic concrete floor look completely different.

Whether you want something subtle and professional or bold and dramatic, we can help create a design that fits your space.

Built on Proper Preparation

The finished design is only as good as the concrete underneath it.

Before installing a metallic epoxy system, we properly prepare the concrete and address necessary repairs to help create a strong bond between the coating and the floor.

We use professional-grade coating materials and installation methods designed for long-term performance.

10-Year Warranty

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

Contact us for complete warranty details and to discuss the right system for your project.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will my metallic floor look exactly like a picture?

No two metallic epoxy floors are identical. Reference photos can be used to help choose colors and an overall style, but the movement and final pattern will naturally vary from floor to floor.

Can I choose multiple colors?

Yes. Metallic epoxy can be created using one color or multiple colors depending on the look you want.

Is metallic epoxy easy to clean?

Yes. The seamless coated surface is easy to sweep, vacuum, mop, or clean using appropriate floor-cleaning products.

Can metallic epoxy be installed in a garage?

Yes, depending on how the garage is used and the desired finish. We can help determine whether metallic epoxy or another coating system is better suited for the space.

Can damaged concrete be coated?

Many cracks and surface imperfections can be repaired before installation. The concrete will be evaluated to determine what preparation and repairs are necessary.

Is metallic epoxy slippery?

The finished texture depends on the topcoat and system selected. Slip-resistant additives may be available for areas where additional traction is desired.

How much does metallic epoxy flooring cost?

Pricing depends on the square footage, concrete condition, repairs required, number of colors, complexity of the design, and coating system selected. Contact us for a free estimate.