Flake Epoxy Floor Coatings in Alabama & Florida
Tough, textured, slip-resistant flake epoxy floors for garages, basements, shops and commercial spaces across Alabama and Florida. Each floor starts with diamond-ground prep, so the coating bonds instead of peeling.
- Residential & commercial
- Free on-site consultation
- Financing available
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What is a flake epoxy floor?
A flake epoxy floor, also called a chip or broadcast floor, is a multi-layer coating system. After we grind and prime the concrete, colored vinyl flakes are broadcast into the wet base coat until it is fully covered.
We scrape off the excess and seal the floor with a clear protective topcoat. You get a textured, terrazzo-like finish that looks decorative and stands up to hard use.
Why choose a flake epoxy floor
Better grip
The flake texture adds traction, especially with a textured topcoat.
Hides imperfections
Dust, minor slab flaws and everyday dirt blend into the pattern.
Made for hard use
Resists impacts, abrasion, oil, chemicals and hot tires.
Quick to clean
A sweep and a mop are all it takes.
Budget-friendly
Typically a lower cost per square foot than metallic epoxy.
Where flake floors work best
- Garages
- Basements
- Workshops and man caves
- Laundry and mudrooms
- Pool equipment rooms and covered lanais
- Warehouses and auto shops
- Commercial kitchens, gyms and locker rooms
Choose your flake blend and finish
Pick a flake blend to suit the space, from neutral grays and tans that hide dirt to bold mixes in your team colors or brand palette.
Choose a full broadcast for maximum durability or a partial broadcast for a subtler look, then finish in satin or gloss.
Professional flake floors vs. DIY epoxy kits
| Superior flake system | DIY epoxy kit | |
|---|---|---|
| Surface prep | Diamond grinding | Acid etch or none |
| Thickness | Multi-layer, full broadcast | Single thin coat |
| Hot-tire resistance | Built to resist | Often peels |
| Lifespan | Years | Often months |
Our flake floor installation process
Step 1
Consultation
Step 2
Grind & repair
Step 3
Base coat & flake broadcast
Step 4
Scrape & topcoat
Step 5
Walkthrough
Flake epoxy floor projects
Reviews from our clients
5 out of 5 stars“Absolutely blown away by the end result. … These guys are not only craftsmen, they are artist! … Show garage was 1750 Sq Ft Metallic Epoxy that looks like glass”
5 out of 5 stars“We had Superior Concrete Solutions rework our pool deck at our beachfront condominium in Miramar Beach, FL. … his crew showed up on time and completed the work about a day ahead of schedule. … Would highly recommend!”
5 out of 5 stars“The entire process was smooth and it looks so amazing!!! … I could not have asked for better and cannot wait for the next area we are going to do!”
Flake epoxy floor FAQs
Is flake flooring good for basements?
Yes, a flake floor works well in a basement once slab moisture is tested and managed. We check for moisture during prep, before any coating goes down.
Do you install flake floors for businesses?
Yes, we install flake floors in kitchens, gyms, service bays and other commercial spaces. See commercial epoxy flooring.
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Where we install flake floors
We install flake floors in garages, shops and barns in Enterprise, Ozark, Dothan, Troy, Chipley, DeFuniak Springs, Niceville and Panama City.
A floor that works as hard as you do.
Get a flake floor that grips, hides dirt and cleans up fast. Start with a free on-site consultation and a written estimate.