Premium Coating Systems
Luxury Epoxy Garage Coatings
Metallic, flake, quartz and polyaspartic floors — homes and businesses
We turn concrete into a floor that survives Florida. Diamond-ground prep, a moisture vapour barrier, and a UV-stable polyaspartic top coat on every system we install.
Why floors fail here, and what we do about it
Florida is hard on concrete. The water table pushes moisture up through the slab, the humidity works on the bond, the UV yellows a cheap top coat, and the heat swings between an air-conditioned interior and a July afternoon. Most epoxy failures are not workmanship — they are a system that was never built for this.
So every floor we install is the same four layers, whether it is a single garage or a warehouse:
- Diamond grind. Mechanical prep, never acid etching. This is what gives the coating something to bond to, and it is the step cheap jobs skip.
- Moisture vapour barrier. A 100% solids barrier against the slab moisture that lifts a floor two summers later. We test before we quote.
- Base and decorative layer. 100% solids epoxy, with full-broadcast flake, metallic pigment or graded aggregate.
- Polyaspartic top coat. UV-stable and chemical-resistant. Walk on it in 24 hours, drive on it in 72.
Pick by space
Every space fails differently — a lanai has UV and storm water to survive, a warehouse has forklifts, a commercial bathroom has sanitiser and a slip-liability problem. Start with the one closest to your project.
Residential
Garage floors · Home interiors · Patios and lanais · Pool decks
Commercial
Storefronts and retail · Warehouses and industrial · Offices · Commercial bathrooms
Or pick by system
Eight coating systems, each suited to a different set of problems. Compare them all, or go straight to the two we install most:
Flake flooring is the everyday workhorse — slip-resistant, scratch-resistant, and the only system we publish an open price for. Metallic flooring is the one people stop and look at: pigments that self-organise during application into a pattern no other floor will ever repeat.
What happens next
We come out, measure, check the slab for moisture, and price your actual project — not a square-foot guess over the phone. The estimate is free and there is no obligation attached to it.
Most residential projects are finished in one to two days. Commercial work runs after hours or zone by zone so you do not close.
What you get in writing
Every premium system we install carries a written limited lifetime warranty against de-lamination and adhesion failure, for as long as you own the property. Read the warranty — including what it does not cover, which is the part most companies leave you to find out later.
We also publish how to look after your floor once it is down.
Request a free estimate
Free, no-obligation estimate
We come out, measure, assess the concrete condition, and price your project.