Premium Epoxy Flooring · Southeast Michigan

Where floors
become art.

Hand-poured metallic and flake epoxy floors for residential garages across southeast Michigan. Diamond-ground, sealed under a polyaspartic topcoat, and built to shrug off Michigan salt, slush and freeze‑thaw.

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01 — Finishes

Flake for grip.
Metallic for depth.

Both start on the same diamond-ground foundation and end under the same abrasion-resistant topcoat. The difference is what the floor says when someone opens the door.

Close-up of a flake epoxy floor: charcoal base broadcast with grey, white and tan chips under gloss

Flake & Chip

A full broadcast of vinyl flake, troweled and sealed. Hides dust, tire marks and the small imperfections every older slab has — with real slip resistance underfoot.

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Custom-color metallic epoxy pour marbled in red, white and blue

Metallic Pour

Reflective pigment moved by hand while the resin is still open, so no two floors are alike. This is the finish behind the name — closer to poured stone than a paint job.

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02 — Process

Diamond grind

We mechanically profile the entire slab and vacuum as we go, opening the concrete so the resin can bite. No acid etching — it's the shortcut behind most failed floors.

Repair & patch

Cracks, pits and spalled edges are filled and re-ground flat. Control joints get treated so they don't telegraph through the finished surface.

Base coat & broadcast

Pigmented base goes down, then flake is broadcast to refusal — or the metallic is poured and worked by hand while the resin is still open.

Topcoat & cure

A clear polyaspartic topcoat seals everything into one surface. Light foot traffic once it sets, vehicles after one week. Then it's yours for the next fifteen years.

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03 — Our work

Drag to see the difference.

Stained, cracked slabs on the left. The same floor ground, poured and sealed on the right.

Three-car garage in Tipton, Michigan before the pour: a bare, stained concrete slab with a cracked control joint.
The same Tipton garage after: a grey and blue flake epoxy floor sealed under a clear polyaspartic topcoat.
Before After

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