Metallic marble epoxy floors in Jacksonville
- 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
Hand-poured metallic epoxy with the depth and movement of marble: seamless, glossy and easy to live with, for homes, salons, showrooms and offices.
Every floor poured once, never repeated
A metallic floor starts as a self-leveling epoxy mixed with metallic and pearl pigments. While it is wet we move it with rollers, brushes and air until it forms veins and clouds like real stone, then lock it in under a clear topcoat.
The result has no seams or grout and a depth that changes as the light moves across the room. It is non-porous, so spills and sand wipe right up.
Jacksonville clients choose it for living areas, home gyms and theaters, show garages, salons, barbershops and retail floors where first impressions count.
Every metallic floor includes
- Diamond grinding and crack repair
- Moisture test and primer for your slab
- Sample boards in your colors before the pour
- Hand-worked marble pattern
- Clear high-gloss or satin topcoat
Popular metallic marble looks
Every floor is unique — these are the starting points most clients pick from:
Grey & white marble
Grey veins on a white base: timeless and calm.
Black, silver & white
Charcoal, silver and white for strong contrast.
Copper, gold & bronze
Copper and gold tones that glow under warm light.
Ocean blue & pearl
Blue and pearl shades with a coastal feel.
Tone-on-tone metallic
A single tone with gentle movement, very practical day to day.
Your color, your pattern
Custom colors matched to a stone sample or your brand.
Metallic floors we've poured
Every floor is poured and shaped by hand — no two look the same. Homes, offices, retail spaces and barbershops.
How it compares
to tile & LVP
Thinking about tile, LVP or polished concrete instead? Here's an honest comparison:
| Floor | Look | Seams | Water | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Metallic epoxy | Marble / liquid metal, high gloss | None — one continuous surface | Waterproof surface | Statement interiors, showrooms, condos |
| Porcelain tile | Stone or wood looks | Grout lines | Waterproof | Kitchens, baths, whole-home |
| Luxury vinyl plank | Wood looks | Plank joints | Waterproof | Condos, rentals, bedrooms |
| Polished concrete | Industrial, matte to satin | Saw cuts / joints | Sealed | Lofts, commercial spaces |
Metallic epoxy needs a concrete slab (or properly prepared existing tile tested for adhesion). We confirm what's under your floor before quoting.
How a metallic floor is made
Most residential metallic floors take 3–4 days including cure time.
Prep
Concrete ground, cracks repaired, moisture tested and primed.
Base coat
Base color rolled out as the foundation of the design.
Metallic pour
Metallic layer poured and shaped by hand.
Topcoat
Clear topcoat in gloss or satin for depth and wear resistance.
Metallic epoxy cost in Jacksonville
Price depends on area, slab condition and the number of colors.
Starting prices for typical Duval, St. Johns and Clay counties projects. Your fixed price is set after a free on-site visit and slab test.
How much is a metallic epoxy floor in Jacksonville?
Metallic epoxy starts from about $9 per sq ft installed. The final price depends on area, slab condition and number of colors.
Is it slippery?
When wet, a glossy floor can be slick. We can add a fine anti-slip additive or use a satin topcoat.
Does it scratch?
Fine scratches can appear over time on any glossy floor. A quality topcoat and furniture pads go a long way.
Can it go over existing tile?
If the tile is solid and well bonded, it can be ground and primed; loose tile must come out first.
How long does the install take?
Usually 3–4 days including prep and cure. Light foot traffic after about a day, furniture after a few days.
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Service area: Metallic epoxy floors in Jacksonville, Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach, Atlantic Beach, Ponte Vedra Beach, San Marco, Riverside, Avondale, Mandarin, Southside, Nocatee, St. Johns, Fleming Island and Orange Park.