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Metallic Epoxy Floors in NJ, NY and CT

A metallic epoxy floor turns plain concrete into a seamless, high-gloss surface with real depth and movement. No two are the same. Epoxy Floor Now designs and installs metallic epoxy floors for basements, living spaces, showrooms, offices and retail spaces across New Jersey, New York and Connecticut.

 

What a Metallic Epoxy Floor Is

Metallic pigments are mixed into a clear epoxy and worked by hand while the coating is still wet. That creates swirls, ripples and a marbled or pearl-like look that shifts as the light changes. A clear protective topcoat goes over the design to protect it from wear.

 

Where Metallic Epoxy Floors Work Best

  • Finished basements, living rooms and home bars

  • Showrooms, car dealerships and retail stores

  • Offices, lobbies and salons

  • Restaurants and front-of-house spaces

  • Garages, for owners who want a showpiece floor

 

How We Install a Metallic Floor

Metallic shows everything underneath it, so the substrate has to be right. We grind the concrete and repair cracks and low spots. When the slab is uneven, we use a self-leveling layer first to create a flat, smooth base. Then we apply the metallic coat, shape the design by hand and finish with the clear topcoat. You choose the colors and the look from samples and photos of our past floors before we start.

 

How Long It Takes

Timing depends on the size of the space and whether the slab needs leveling first. Your proposal includes the full schedule, plus when you can walk on the floor and move furniture back.

 

Warranty

Our floors carry a 5 to 10 year warranty depending on the system. Your proposal spells out the coverage for your floor.

 

Metallic Epoxy Floor FAQ

Is a metallic floor slippery?

Like any high-gloss floor, it can be slick when wet. We can add an anti-slip additive to the topcoat for kitchens, entryways and commercial spaces.

Can you match my design or colors?

We can match a color palette and a general style. Every metallic floor is handmade, so the exact pattern is always one of a kind.

Does a metallic floor scratch?

Any glossy floor shows fine scratches over time, especially from grit. Felt pads on furniture and a mat at the door go a long way.

Metallic or flake for a garage?

Flake hides dirt and gives more grip. Metallic is the showpiece. See our flake epoxy floors page, and we will walk you through both at the estimate. More answers are in our Epoxy Floor FAQ.

 

Get a Free Metallic Floor Estimate

Want a floor nobody else has? Get a free on-site estimate and see metallic samples in person. Call 201-365-0003 or request a quote online. Browse our project gallery and see all of our service areas across NJ, NY and CT.

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