Metallic epoxy flooring is a coating that turns a plain concrete slab into a floor with movement and depth. We mix metallic pigments into clear epoxy, then spread that mix across the floor. While the epoxy is still wet, we move the pigment with tools and air. The color pulls and folds into veins and ripples as it settles. Some floors read like polished marble. Others look closer to cooled lava or moving water. The pattern comes from how the product flows and cures, so every floor comes out one of a kind. You pick the colors and the general look, and the material does the rest.
Complete Concrete Coatings has been coating floors in Utah since 2005. We are family owned, licensed and insured, and based at 452 N 1100 W in Centerville. Most of our work is garage floor coatings, basement floors and commercial rooms. Metallic is one of the finishes we run. Our crews cover the Wasatch Front, from Ogden south through Salt Lake County. We hold 77 Google reviews at a 4.8 rating. Every coat goes down to the manufacturer's specifications, and we pass on the manufacturer's warranty. Call the office and we will set up a free estimate at your place.
Tell us about the floor, deck or slab and we will get right back to you.
Every metallic epoxy floor starts with the slab underneath it. We check the concrete for moisture, old sealer and coatings that would block the epoxy from sticking. New concrete needs time to dry out before we coat it. Then we grind the surface with a diamond grinder. Grinding opens the pores in the concrete so the epoxy grips instead of sitting on top. Any cracks and spalling get fixed before color goes down, because the metallic layer follows the shape of the floor. Last, we vacuum and clean the slab until no dust is left on it.
After prep, we roll a primer coat that bonds to the ground concrete and seals the surface. On a slab with moisture in it, that first coat can be a vapor barrier product instead. The metallic body coat comes next. We mix resin, hardener and pigment, spread it, then work it with tools and air while it is wet. That is where the veins and swirls form. A clear top coat goes over the cured metallic layer. The top coat takes the scratches and the traffic, and it protects the color underneath. Each coat has to cure before the next one, so a metallic floor takes more days than a flake floor.
Price on a metallic epoxy floor comes down to the floor itself. Square footage sets the base. After that, the condition of the slab moves the number the most. Repairs and heavy grinding add labor before any coating starts. Moisture in the concrete can call for a vapor barrier coat, which adds a layer. The look matters too. A floor with several colors and more hand work takes longer than a simple 2 color pour. Access counts as well, including stairs, tight doorways and how much has to come out of the room first.
Every metallic epoxy floor gets priced after we see it. Estimates are free anywhere we work, from Davis County down to Salt Lake City. On that visit we measure the room and check the slab for moisture and damage. We also look at the light in the space. We talk through colors and finishes, and we tell you what the schedule looks like. You get a written price for the work before anything is booked. Call (801) 347-4518 Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm, and the office will get you on the calendar.
Color starts with the base coat and the metallic pigment that moves through it. We run white, gray, charcoal, blue, gold, bronze, coral, terracotta and red, in matte or high shine. Showrooms and restaurants tend to pick bold color. Those jobs run on the same systems as our commercial and industrial epoxy floors. A white metallic epoxy floor reads like marble and makes a dark basement feel bigger. Light changes the floor more than most people expect. The same color looks flat under one dim fixture and deep under bright light. We check your windows and lighting before you pick.
Metallic epoxy flooring belongs indoors. It goes down well in garages, basements, work rooms, showrooms, restaurants and retail floors. Sun is hard on the clear coat. We keep metallic off exposed patios, porches and driveways. A weather rated coating holds up better out there. Care is simple once the floor cures. Dust mop it, then wash it with mild soap and a soft mop. Harsh abrasives, scouring pads and strong solvents dull the clear coat. We install metallic floors in Centerville, Bountiful, Farmington, Kaysville, Layton and Ogden, plus the rest of the Wasatch Front.
Free, no-obligation estimates across the Wasatch Front, from our Centerville shop.
(801) 347-4518From the first call to the cured floor, here is how it goes.
Tell us what the floor, deck or slab needs. A few photos help. Paul answers Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm, and gets you on the schedule.
We come out, measure the surface and check the concrete for cracks, moisture and old coatings. You get a written price for the system that fits.
We grind or sandblast the slab, repair cracks and spalling, then build the coating in layers. Most garage floors are done in 1 day. Decks take longer.
Each layer cures before the next one. We tell you when to walk on it and when to park on it, and we go over the care and the manufacturer's warranty.
Common questions about metallic epoxy across the Wasatch Front. Don't see yours? Give us a call and ask.
A garage floor coating from Complete Concrete Coatings starts with diamond grinding and crack repair. Then comes an epoxy base with color flake, sealed under a clear polyaspartic top coat. Most Centerville area garages are finished in 1 day, with free estimates.
Concrete resurfacing repairs your existing slab, then covers it with a bonded overlay or coating system. You pick the color and texture, and a clear top coat locks it in. We resurface porches, patios, driveways, walkways and steps across the Wasatch Front.
We repair cracked, spalling and pitted concrete on driveways, garage floors, patios and shop slabs across the Wasatch Front. Damaged areas get cut back and filled, the surface gets ground flat, then a coating or sealer protects the repair.
Waterproof deck coatings seal plywood and concrete decks against snow, meltwater and sun. We inspect the deck, lay a rubberized membrane, add your color and finish with a sealing top coat. Slip-resistant textures available. Free estimates across the Wasatch Front.
Commercial epoxy flooring for warehouses, showrooms, hangars, kitchens and shops across the Wasatch Front. We grind the slab, repair it, then build the system your traffic calls for. Licensed and insured, family owned since 2005, with free estimates.
Decorative concrete coatings turn a plain slab into a finished surface. We coat patios, porches, walkways, steps, pool surrounds and sport courts in the color and texture you pick, then seal the work with a clear top coat.
The company started in 2005 and is still family owned and run. The crews have ground, repaired and coated Utah garages, decks and driveways for over 20 years. That is a lot of freeze-thaw winters and salted slabs.
Coatings fail at the prep, so we diamond grind or sandblast every slab, fix the cracks and spalling, and test for moisture before any color goes down. Every product goes on to the manufacturer's specifications.
A worn porch, a salt-damaged driveway or a stained garage floor rarely needs a tear-out. We repair the surface and coat, resurface or seal it. You keep the slab and spend the money on the surface you see.
Our shop sits at 452 N 1100 W in Centerville, so Davis County, Salt Lake City and Ogden are short drives. Call and you get Paul at the office, not a call center. Estimates are free and happen at the property.
A garage floor that dusts and stains, a porch that is flaking, a deck that leaks, a shop floor that needs to hold up? Call or send the form and we will come look at the surface and price the job. The estimate is free.
Tell us about the floor, deck or slab and we will get right back to you.
