Metallic & Decorative Epoxy

Metallic epoxy

Metallic pigments move through the epoxy as it cures, creating flowing, marble-like patterns in colors from subtle grays to bold blues and coppers. No two metallic floors come out exactly alike — the movement of the pigment makes each one its own pattern.

A metallic floor is a good fit when the garage doubles as something more than parking: a workshop you spend evenings in, a showroom for your cars, or a space you want to look intentional when the door is open.

Decorative flake blends

For a more classic look with extra character, decorative flake blends mix multiple flake colors and sizes into the coating. The result has more depth than a single-color flake floor, still hides dust and small imperfections, and still gives you the slip resistance and easy cleanup of a standard flake system.

What to know before you pick a decorative finish

• Prep matters even more here. A decorative finish shows the floor, so it also shows bad prep. Diamond grinding and crack repair come first — see our repair & prep page.
• Color looks different in your garage. Lighting, wall color, and the size of the space all change how a finish reads. We'll talk through samples and colors at your garage, not from a screen, so the floor you pick is the floor you get.
• It's still a working floor. A metallic or decorative finish is a showpiece, but it's still an epoxy coating — it stands up to parking, projects, and washing down like any other coated floor.

If you're deciding between a decorative finish and a standard system, our epoxy floors page covers the classic options, and a polyaspartic system is worth a look when you want the garage back fast.

Serving the Salt Lake Valley

We install metallic and decorative epoxy floors in Salt Lake City, Sandy, Draper, Holladay, Murray, South Jordan, West Valley City, Taylorsville, Midvale, Cottonwood Heights, West Jordan, Riverton, Herriman, Bluffdale, Millcreek, Park City, Tooele, and Ogden.