Floors that earn their gloss.

For a standard two-car garage (around 400 to 500 square feet), the full process is two to three working days: one day for diamond grinding, crack repair, and re-grinding; one day for the metallic pour, swirl, and base coat; and one day for the polyaspartic topcoat. The floor is walkable 24 hours after the topcoat and ready for vehicle traffic in 72 hours.

Larger residential basements and patio installs can run four to five days. Commercial floors depend on square footage and substrate condition. We give you a fixed timeline in writing during the walkthrough.

Residential metallic epoxy in the Los Angeles market runs roughly $8 to $14 per square foot installed, depending on the substrate prep required, the topcoat system chosen, and any custom color blending. A 500 sq ft garage typically lands between $4,500 and $7,000 turnkey.

Commercial pricing is project-specific. Chemical-resistant systems, USDA-compliant resins, and high-traffic polyaspartic topcoats sit at different price tiers. We write fixed-price proposals after the on-site walkthrough so there are no change orders mid-pour.

Properly installed resinous floors are not a cosmetic. They are a chemical bond to the slab itself. Residential garage and basement floors are engineered for lifetime adhesion to the substrate. The gloss layer can be refreshed at the 8-to-12-year mark for floors that see heavy use; the base resin stays bonded.

Commercial systems are spec’d to the traffic and chemistry of your space. Typical lifespan ranges from 10 to 25 years for the resin layer, with topcoat refresh cycles built into the maintenance plan.

Yes. Metallic epoxy pigments mix to any color in the spectrum. We have done deep teal, copper-on-bronze, matte slate, mother-of-pearl, ocean blue with charcoal veining, and just-black. Flake systems come in pre-blended color packs and custom blends. Quartz comes in 14 standard colors and unlimited custom blends.

For decorative concrete (stamped, scored, or polished), color is added integrally to the slab during the pour or applied as a topical stain post-cure. Bring us a paint swatch, a Pinterest board, or a piece of granite. We will match it.

Yes, and we don’t subcontract either side. The same union-trained crew that pours your home garage on a Saturday is the crew that’s on a chemical plant floor Monday. That’s the whole point of running the shop the way we do.

If you have a commercial project that needs USDA compliance, ESD-dissipative floors, or specific chemical resistance certifications, we’ll spec the resin system in the proposal and provide the manufacturer data sheets at handoff.

Three things, honestly. One. The owner does every walkthrough and is on every prep day. We’re not a franchise. Two. We are licensed and trained across coatings, decorative concrete, AND structural slabs. Most LA shops pick one. Three. Our surface prep is non-negotiable. We diamond-grind to a CSP-3 profile, HEPA-vacuum, and re-grind. Most cosmetic failures in this trade trace back to skipped prep. We don’t skip it.

The metallic finish you see in our gallery is what we are known for. But the reason those floors are still glossy three years later is the prep day you don’t see in the photos.