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Metallic floors.

Decorative metallic finishes with depth and movement. The pattern forms on site, so no two floors look the same.

Copper metallic epoxy in an open living and kitchen area
Copper metallic epoxy sample

What is a metallic floor?

Metallic floors are decorative coatings with depth and movement: color shifts across the surface and catches the light.

Because the pattern forms as the floor is laid, every metallic floor is unique. It suits spaces where the floor is part of the design, such as homes, lobbies and retail.

Why people choose metallic.

  1. Depth and movement

    Color drifts and swirls across the floor instead of sitting flat on top.

  2. Every floor is unique

    The pattern forms as the floor is laid, so yours will not match anyone else's.

  3. A floor that is a feature

    It catches the light, which is why it is chosen for homes, lobbies and showrooms.

Where it works.

  • Homes and living areas
  • Lobbies
  • Retail and showrooms
  • Pool houses

What metallic looks like.

  • Pool house floor Residential
  • Metallic living area Residential
  • Metallic lobby Commercial

Metallic or Stains?

Both are decorative. Metallic is a coating with depth and movement; a stain colors the concrete itself and keeps its natural character.

Good to know.

  • Because the pattern forms on site, a sample or photo shows the color and the kind of movement to expect, not an exact copy of the final floor.

  • A decorative finish shows the quality of the work under it, so preparation matters even more than usual.

Metallic questions

  • Can metallic go in a home?

    Yes. Homes and living areas are one of the places it works, along with lobbies, retail and showrooms.

  • Will my floor look like the photos?

    It will be in the same family of color and movement, but every metallic floor is unique because the pattern forms as it is laid.

All questions

How the floor goes in.

Our process
  1. Consultation

    We look at the space, talk through how it is used and send a written estimate.

  2. Preparation

    Industrial grinding equipment with professional dust collection, then crack repair and cleaning, so the coating can bond.

  3. Installation

    Primer, body coats and finish applied in sequence, with cure times respected.

  4. Final Result

    A walkthrough together, plus care instructions before we hand the floor back.

Start with a written estimate.

Tell us about the space and what you need. We will follow up to schedule a site visit.

Serving Houston and surrounding areas

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