Garage floor coatings & metallic epoxy in Charlotte
- 01Grind & primeDiamond-ground slab, cracks filled, moisture tested
- 02Base coatTinted epoxy base sets the background color
- 03Metallic pourPigments poured and worked into marble veins by hand
- 04High-gloss topcoatClear topcoat seals the floor and adds depth
Flake and polyaspartic garage floors built for hot summers, cold winters and road salt, plus glossy metallic marble epoxy for basements, bonus rooms, shops and offices.
Metallic floors that look like stone.
Garage floors that work hard.
Most of our epoxy work falls into two categories. Pick one to see systems, prices and recent projects.
Concrete that looks finished and stays that way
Epoxy and polyaspartic coatings bond to concrete and cure into one seamless surface with no grout lines or seams. Spills, salt and dirt stay on top where they wipe off.
In Charlotte the garage is the most common place for it. Bare concrete dusts, stains and spalls from winter road salt and melting snow; a ground and coated floor stops that and is far easier to clean.
Indoors, metallic epoxy turns a basement, bonus room, showroom or salon floor into something that looks like poured marble. Every job starts with diamond grinding and a moisture test, which matters on basement slabs.
Every epoxy floor includes
- Diamond grinding and dust-controlled vacuum
- Crack, joint and spall repair
- Moisture test and the right primer for your slab
- Color samples before we start
- Clear, UV-stable topcoat and care instructions
Marble looks we pour
Metallic epoxy can imitate almost any stone. Looks Charlotte clients ask for most:
Grey & white marble
Grey and white veining for a clean, classic look.
Black, silver & white
High-contrast black, silver and white.
Copper, gold & bronze
Warm copper, gold and bronze tones.
Ocean blue & pearl
Deep blue and pearl for a bold room.
Tone-on-tone metallic
Subtle single-color movement for everyday spaces.
Your color, your pattern
Custom colors from a stone sample or your brand.
Epoxy floors we've poured
Metallic marble floors for homes, offices, retail and barbershops — plus flake and metallic garage floors. Full portfolio →
Metallic vs flake
vs polyaspartic
Different spaces need different systems. A quick comparison — we'll confirm after testing your slab.
| System | Look | Best for | Back in use | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Metallic epoxy | Glossy marble / liquid metal | Living rooms, condos, showrooms, salons, offices | Walk ~24 h, furniture in a few days | $8.25 / sq ft |
| Flake epoxy | Textured granite-like chips | Garages, laundry rooms, workshops | Walk ~24 h, park in several days | $1,250 / garage |
| Polyaspartic | Clear, UV-stable gloss or flake | Open garages, workshops | Walk in hours, park in ~1–2 days | $5.50 / sq ft |
| Solid color epoxy | Clean single color | Warehouses, gyms, commercial kitchens | 1–3 days | quote |
Any system can be finished as a non-slip coating with an anti-slip aggregate in the topcoat — common for ramps, wash bays and commercial kitchens.
From bare concrete to a finished floor
Most projects take 2–4 days including cure time.
Free assessment
Slab check, moisture test and color samples.
Written quote
Written proposal with system, colors and timing.
Grind, prime, pour
Grinding, primer and base coat, then pour or flake.
Topcoat & walkthrough
Topcoat, cure time and care tips.
Epoxy flooring cost in Charlotte
Price depends on square footage, slab condition and the system you choose.
Starting prices for typical Mecklenburg County projects. Your fixed price is set after a free on-site visit and slab test.
How much does epoxy flooring cost in Charlotte?
A flake garage floor starts from about $1,350 for one car and $2,250 for two. Metallic epoxy starts from about $9 per sq ft.
Can you coat a garage in winter?
Yes. Polyaspartic systems cure in much colder temperatures than standard epoxy, so we can install most of the year.
Will road salt damage the coating?
No. The topcoat resists salt and chemicals and keeps salt out of the concrete, which is what causes spalling.
Can you do a basement floor?
Yes. Basement slabs get a moisture test and the right primer before any coating goes down.
Can it look like marble?
Yes. Metallic epoxy is shaped by hand and we show sample boards first.
More epoxy & flooring services in Charlotte
Service area: Epoxy flooring and garage floor coatings in Charlotte, Myers Park, Dilworth, SouthPark, Ballantyne, Plaza Midwood, NoDa, South End, Matthews, Mint Hill, Huntersville, Cornelius, Mooresville and Concord.