Floor Types

  • Close-up of speckled granite surface with black and gray spots on a light gray background.

    quartz floor

    The quartz aggregate is typically made up of small, naturally occurring quartz stones that are mixed into the epoxy, creating a textured, non-slip surface.

  • Close-up of speckled granite surface, gray with mixed color flecks.

    flake

    Flake creates a speckled, textured finish that’s not only visually appealing but also adds functionality to the floor. The flakes come in various colors, sizes, and patterns, giving you a lot of customization options.

  • Terrazzo floor with multicolored stone chips

    Terrazzo

    Terrazzo flooring offers a seamless, high-gloss finish with a customizable pattern of chips. The chips—whether marble, glass, or synthetic—create vibrant and intricate designs.

  • Close-up of mineral mica flakes in shades of brown, gold, and copper.

    Mica

    The mica flakes create a unique, sparkling or shimmering effect on the surface, giving it a visually appealing, high-end look.

  • Brown textured surface with shiny finish, possibly a polished concrete or tile floor.

    Stain

    Our concrete staining services include both transparent and solid stains for a variety of looks.


  • Sealed and Polished

    From sealing to polishing, we provide complete concrete floor treatments for a high-quality, polished look.

What’s the difference?

  • Polyurea, polyurethane, and epoxy are all popular coatings, but they each have distinct characteristics that make them suitable for different applications. Here’s a breakdown of the differences:

    Epoxy:
    Epoxy is a thermosetting resin that forms a hard, durable finish when mixed with a hardener.

    Polyurea:
    Polyurea is a fast-curing polymer formed by mixing an isocyanate with a resin blend. It's known for its extremely quick reaction time.

    Polyurethane:
    Polyurethane is a polymer that cures into a tough, elastic material, available in both aliphatic (UV resistant) and aromatic (more chemical-resistant but can yellow) forms.

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