Hides the everyday
Dust, tire marks and scuffs disappear into the speckle instead of standing out.
Woman-owned • North LA & East Texas
Flake epoxy flooring
The crowd favorite. A speckled, slip-resistant finish that hides everything and takes a beating, built for garages, shops and busy spaces.
what it is
Tough, forgiving and easy to live with
A flake floor starts with a pigmented base coat. While it's wet, colored vinyl flakes are broadcast across it until the whole surface is covered. Once it cures, the loose flake is scraped off and the floor is sealed under a clear topcoat.
The result has a little texture underfoot and a speckled look that hides dust, tire marks and the everyday scuffs a solid color would show. That's why it's the garage floor most people end up choosing.
how it goes
From bare slab to finished floor
Pick a blend
A free visit to see the slab and choose a flake blend from real samples.
Grind and repair
Diamond grinding opens the concrete, and cracks and pits get filled.
Base and broadcast
A base coat goes down and flake is broadcast to full coverage.
Scrape and seal
Loose flake comes off and a clear topcoat locks it all in.
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Why people choose it
Grip you can choose
The topcoat can be left with more texture for wet floors or smoothed for easy sweeping.
Prep stops hot tire lift
Hot tire pickup comes from thin coatings on poorly prepped slabs. Grinding and a full build prevent it.
good questions
Asked about flake epoxy flooring
Why is flake the most popular garage floor?+
It looks good, hides dirt and wear, has some grip, and takes hot tires and dropped tools in stride. It's the floor that still looks clean when the garage isn't.
Can I choose how much texture it has?+
Yes. The topcoat can be left with more texture for a floor that gets wet, or smoothed out for one that gets swept a lot. Tell us how you use the space.
Will hot tires lift a flake floor?+
Not when it's done right. Hot tire lift comes from thin coatings on slabs that weren't ground first. We diamond-grind every floor and build it in full layers.
How do I clean it?+
Sweep it, then mop with water and a mild cleaner. Skip harsh acids and abrasive pads, and it will keep its finish for years.
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