Decorative chip · PolyasparticFlake System
A high-solids, low-odor system broadcast with color flakes and sealed with a tough polyaspartic topcoat.

Garages and living spaces in newer neighborhoods around the city, plus shops, labs and classrooms that need a floor that cleans up fast.
A lot of Edinburg work is newer homes where the garage slab is in good shape and the owners want it finished before it collects oil stains. Flake is the usual pick there; metallic is popular for game rooms and living areas.
We've also coated mechanic shops and classrooms for UTRGV, where the floor has to handle fluids, rolling carts and constant foot traffic and still pass a walkthrough.
Decorative chip · PolyasparticA high-solids, low-odor system broadcast with color flakes and sealed with a tough polyaspartic topcoat.
Liquid marble · 3D effectA custom 3-layer system with metallic pigment in gloss, satin or matte, in almost any color.
Multi-layer · Solid colorOur standard 3-layer system: primer, epoxy flood coat and a pigmented polyaspartic topcoat in one solid color, no chips.
Grind · Densify · PolishYour existing slab, mechanically refined from satin to high gloss. Nothing on top to peel.
A two-car garage with a flake floor usually lands between $2,250–$4,050. Metallic floors and industrial systems cost more; polished concrete often costs less.
See the full cost guideYes, once the concrete has cured for about 28 days. We still grind it, because new slabs have a smooth surface layer a coating won't grip.
Flake for most garages: it hides dust, gives grip and handles hot tires. Metallic looks amazing indoors but shows scratches more in a working garage.
Yes. We can schedule floors around move-ins and do several units in one visit.
We'll come out, look at the slab and give you a straight answer and a price. The estimate is free.