Metallic Epoxy Flooring in Peoria, AZ

  • High gloss
  • One of a kind

Metallic epoxy flooring is the statement finish. Pearlescent pigments move through the resin as it's worked, creating flowing, three-dimensional patterns that look like liquid marble, lava or polished stone. No two floors are ever the same.

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What metallic epoxy flooring involves

A metallic system is built over a ground, primed and often color-matched base coat. The metallic layer is then applied and manipulated by hand — rolled, spread, sprayed or troweled — to create movement, veining and depth before it levels and cures.

A clear topcoat protects the finish and sets the sheen, from mirror gloss to satin. Because the look is created live on the floor, color choices and technique are planned carefully with you before install day.

Vehicle showroom with a reflective finished floor
Vehicle showroom with a reflective finished floor

Why choose metallic epoxy flooring

Truly custom look

Every floor is unique, with depth and movement no tile or vinyl can match.

Bright, reflective space

High-gloss metallics bounce light around, making rooms feel larger and more polished.

Seamless and durable

The finish is a continuous, hard-wearing surface — not a thin decorative film.

Great for branding

Match company colors in showrooms, lobbies and retail spaces.

Applications and system options

Common applications

  • Car and product showrooms
  • Man caves, game rooms and home bars
  • Living rooms and modern interiors
  • Retail stores and salons
  • Offices and lobbies

Materials and options

  • Single-color or multi-color metallics
  • Marble, lava, ocean and cloud effects
  • High gloss or satin topcoat
  • Anti-slip additive in the topcoat
  • Polyurethane topcoat for scratch resistance

Our installation process

  1. 1

    Design consult

    We review color samples and effect styles, and agree on the look before work begins.

  2. 2

    Grind & smooth

    Metallics show everything, so the slab is ground and repaired to a smooth, even surface.

  3. 3

    Base coat

    A tinted base coat sets the background color and seals the concrete.

  4. 4

    Metallic layer

    The metallic coat is applied and worked by hand to create movement and depth.

  5. 5

    Protective topcoat

    A clear topcoat locks in the effect and sets your chosen sheen.

Installing in Peoria, Arizona

Metallic finishes are sensitive to temperature and humidity while they flow. In Peoria's dry heat, working time can be short, so we control the room temperature where possible and schedule pours for stable conditions. For garages with direct sun, we recommend a UV-stable topcoat to protect the colors.

  • Dry desert air
  • Short working time
  • UV on colors
  • Showroom lighting

Planning considerations

  • Metallics highlight slab flaws — budget for proper prep and repairs.
  • Look at sample boards in your room's lighting; colors shift indoors vs. outdoors.
  • High gloss shows scratches more; satin hides wear better.
  • Furniture pads and entry mats help preserve the finish.

Why professional installation matters

Metallic epoxy is equal parts technique and timing. An inexperienced installer can leave roller marks, puddling or muddy colors. A skilled crew knows how to build movement and depth while keeping the surface level and consistent.

Workers coating the floor of a large empty warehouse

Choosing a contractor in Peoria

  • Ask to see photos of their own metallic floors.
  • Confirm they'll provide samples before install.
  • Ask how they handle surface flaws before the metallic coat.
  • Confirm the topcoat type and its scratch and UV resistance.

We'll look at your slab, explain the options honestly and give you a written quote with no pressure. Call (602) 419-4190 or request a callback.

Where we install metallic epoxy flooring

  • Peoria
  • Glendale
  • Sun City
  • Sun City West
  • Surprise
  • El Mirage
  • Phoenix
  • Maricopa County

Metallic Epoxy Flooring questions

Can I choose exactly how the floor will look?

You choose colors and the effect style. Because metallics flow as they cure, the exact pattern is unique, which is part of the appeal.

Is metallic epoxy durable enough for a garage?

Yes, with proper prep and a tough topcoat. A UV-stable topcoat is recommended where sun hits the floor.

Does metallic epoxy show scratches?

High-gloss finishes can show fine scratches. Satin topcoats and regular sweeping help keep it looking new.

Is it slippery?

Gloss finishes can be slick when wet. We can add a fine anti-slip additive to the topcoat.

How long does installation take?

Most metallic projects take two to four days, including prep, multiple coats and cure time.

Can metallic epoxy go in a commercial space?

Absolutely. Showrooms, salons and retail stores use metallics to create a distinctive branded look.

Let's get your floor on the schedule.

Send a few details and we'll call to set up a free on-site visit. We measure, check the slab for moisture and cracks, show you color samples and leave a written quote.

  1. You send the form or call
  2. We visit and measure, free
  3. You get a written quote

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