Metallic marble epoxy floors in Miami
- 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
A seamless, glass-like floor with the depth and movement of real marble — hand-poured metallic epoxy for living rooms, condos, showrooms, salons, restaurants and offices.
Marble looks, poured by hand
A metallic epoxy floor is a self-leveling epoxy with metallic and pearlescent pigments. While it's still wet, we work it with rollers, brushes and air to create veins, clouds and swirls — so the finished floor looks like polished marble, onyx or liquid metal.
Because it's poured as one layer, there are no grout lines or seams. The surface is non-porous and easy to clean, and the clear topcoat gives the floor real depth: light seems to sit inside it, not on top.
Metallic epoxy works beautifully in living rooms, open kitchens, basements, home theaters, condos, showrooms, salons, barbershops, restaurants and offices — anywhere you want a statement floor that's also practical.
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
Soft grey base with white marble veins — the look of polished Carrara stone, seamless and easy to clean.
Black, silver & white
High-contrast swirls of charcoal, silver and white for living rooms, home theaters, showrooms and salons.
Copper, gold & bronze
Warm metallic pigments that glow under recessed lighting — great for lounges, bars and boutiques.
Ocean blue & pearl
Pearl and blue metallics that read like water — a Miami favorite for game rooms and patios under cover.
Tone-on-tone metallic
One color with a soft pearlescent movement — calm, modern and forgiving of everyday wear.
Your color, your pattern
Bring a photo of a stone or a floor you love — we mix sample boards before the pour.
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
Diamond grinding, crack repair, moisture test and primer.
Base coat
A tinted epoxy base sets the background color of the marble.
Metallic pour
Pigmented epoxy poured and worked by hand into veins and movement.
Topcoat
Clear high-gloss or satin topcoat for depth and scratch resistance.
Metallic epoxy cost in Miami
Price depends on area, slab condition and the number of colors.
Starting prices for typical Miami-Dade and Broward projects. Your fixed price is set after a free on-site visit and slab test.
Coatings built for Florida concrete
We use professional-grade coating systems and decorative flakes — not big-box roll-on kits — and prep every slab with diamond grinding before the first coat.
Metallic epoxy questions
Another question? Call or text (657) 727-6100.
How much does metallic epoxy flooring cost in Miami?
Metallic epoxy starts from about $9 per square foot installed. The final price depends on the area, slab condition, number of colors and the topcoat you choose.
Is metallic epoxy slippery?
A high-gloss finish can be slippery when wet, like polished stone. We can add a fine anti-slip additive to the topcoat or use a satin finish for kitchens, entries and commercial spaces.
Does metallic epoxy scratch?
Any glossy floor can show fine scratches over time. A quality topcoat greatly improves scratch resistance, and felt pads under furniture help. The topcoat can be refreshed years later without redoing the whole floor.
Can metallic epoxy go over existing tile?
Sometimes. If the tile is solid and well bonded, it can be ground and primed for epoxy; loose or hollow tile must come up first. We test adhesion before recommending it.
Can you install metallic epoxy in a condo?
Yes. We test the slab for moisture, use a low-odor system, protect common areas and follow building work hours. Some associations need to approve flooring changes first — we provide the product details.
How long does it take?
Most residential metallic floors take 3–4 days including prep and cure time. Light foot traffic is usually possible after about a day; furniture can go back after a few days.
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Service area: Metallic and marble epoxy floors for homes, condos and businesses in Miami, Miami Beach, North Miami, North Miami Beach, Aventura, Sunny Isles Beach, Miami Gardens, Miami Shores, Bal Harbour, Bay Harbor Islands, Surfside, Golden Beach, Hallandale Beach and Hollywood.
