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Metallic Epoxy Floors
Every metallic floor we pour is one of a kind. Hand-moved metallic pigments, mirror-gloss topcoat, and a finish your neighbors will ask about. Serving Nassau & Suffolk County.
Color Styles
Every Floor Is One of a Kind
These are real jobs from Long Island. No renders, no stock photos. Each color and pattern is custom — bring us a reference and we'll build your look from scratch.
Ocean Blue
Electric blue with pearl white movement — dramatic in bedrooms, basements, and show garages.
Dark Copper
Deep copper and charcoal swirls with a mirror-gloss topcoat — a garage showstopper.
Brown Bronze
Warm chocolate and bronze for finished basements and living spaces with a rich, earthy feel.
Pure White
Bright, clean white with a glass-like surface — transforms dark basements into showrooms.
Black & White Marble
High-contrast black and white hand-swirled to look like natural stone — indoors or covered outdoor.
Blue Gray Swirl
Cool teal and slate flow across the slab — one of the most requested garage looks on Long Island.
Gray Marble
Soft white and gray marble texture — understated elegance for any finished lower level.
Charcoal Silver
Dark graphite with bright silver smoke — the choice for large garages and commercial show floors.
Dark Bronze
Rich molten bronze texture — unique, warm, and unlike any standard floor finish.
Copper Rust
Bold copper and rust tones swirled by hand — a statement floor that holds its own.
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The Process
No Two Floors Are Identical
Metallic epoxy uses mica-based pigment powders suspended in a clear epoxy carrier. As the material self-levels, the metallic particles move and settle in a pattern that can never be exactly duplicated — even by the same installer on the same floor twice.
We pour, then hand-move with tools to steer the pattern. The result is a floor with depth, movement, and light-catching texture that looks different at every angle.
- ✓Custom color combinations from our metallic pigment library
- ✓Hand-poured and hand-moved — artisan craftsmanship
- ✓Polyaspartic clear topcoat rated for hot tires and UV stability
- ✓Diamond-ground prep ensures zero delamination risk
- ✓Available for garages, basements, home gyms, and interior rooms
FAQs
Common Questions About Metallic Floors
How is a metallic floor different from standard epoxy?
Metallic systems use mica-based pigment powders suspended in a clear epoxy carrier. The metallic particles move and settle as the material self-levels, creating unique swirl patterns that can never be exactly duplicated. Standard flake or solid-color epoxy goes on uniform — metallic is hand-crafted.
Can I choose my own color combination?
Yes. We mix custom color combinations from our metallic pigment library. If you have a reference photo or color in mind, bring it — we can match the mood even if not the exact shade.
Is metallic epoxy durable enough for a garage?
Absolutely. Every metallic system we install gets a polyaspartic topcoat rated for hot tire contact, chemical resistance, and UV stability. The metallic layer gives you the look — the topcoat gives you the protection.
How long does it take?
Most residential metallic installs are a 2-day process: day one is surface prep and priming, day two is the metallic pour and topcoat. We're typically off the floor by end of day two.
Will it look exactly like the photos?
Each metallic floor is hand-poured and hand-moved, so the finished pattern is always one of a kind. We'll show you reference jobs in a similar colorway so you know what to expect — and we talk through the look before we start.
What surfaces can metallic epoxy go on?
Concrete slabs — garages, basements, home gyms, interior rooms, covered patios. The slab needs to be properly ground and prepped. We assess every surface before quoting.
Ready to Design Your Floor?
Tell us your color direction and we'll show you reference jobs in that range. Free estimates — owner on every job, Nassau & Suffolk County.