Floor Coating Project Gallery

A look at recent installs — flake, metallic, polyaspartic, and commercial floors from the Huntsville area.

What to Look For in These Photos

Photos only tell part of the story, but there is a lot you can evaluate visually. Look at how tight the flake broadcast is across the field, how clean the edges are along walls and thresholds, and how uniform the gloss looks under available light. Metallic pours show unique flow patterns that never repeat exactly. Flake systems hide dust and tire marks better than solid colors, which is why they dominate residential garages.

Recent Floor Coating Installations

Flake epoxy garage floor with decorative chip broadcast
Flake epoxy garage floor with decorative chip broadcast
Polyaspartic garage floor coating with gray flake blend
Polyaspartic garage floor coating with gray flake blend
Metallic epoxy floor with pearl pigment flow pattern
Metallic epoxy floor with pearl pigment flow pattern
Commercial epoxy floor coating in a back-of-house space
Commercial epoxy floor coating in a back-of-house space

Finish Options You'll See on Local Projects

Most homeowners land on one of three finishes: decorative flake, metallic, or solid color with a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat. Flake systems mix color blends of vinyl chips and are the most forgiving for busy garages. Metallic epoxy uses pigments that flow through a self-leveling resin — dramatic in showrooms, basements, and salons. Solid-color builds are a practical, budget-friendly option for workshops and back-of-house spaces.

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