Every finish we install, shown and explained
Flake blends, hand-worked metallics, solid colors and coated-in traffic aisles — what each system is built from, what it costs, and where it genuinely suits.
Flake systems
Vinyl chips broadcast into the base coat — texture, slip resistance, and the finish that hides the most.
FlakeGray Full-Flake Garage Floor
The most-installed floor in North Jersey, and the default recommendation for a family garage.
FlakeBlue & Black Flake With Coved Base
A heavier flake broadcast, with the finish carried up the wall so there is no raw edge.
FlakeRed Flake Shop Bay
A saturated color base with a light flake broadcast — built for a working bay, not a family garage.
Metallic systems
Pigment hand-worked through clear resin. One-off by definition, and chosen in person rather than from a photo.
MetallicBlue-Gray Marbled Garage Floor
Movement worked through the resin so the floor reads as stone rather than as a coating.
MetallicCopper Metallic Interior Floor
A warm metallic taken indoors — the same system, finished for a room you furnish.
MetallicTwo-Tone Showroom Floor
Two colors used as zoning — the dark field defines display, the light field defines circulation.
Solid-color systems
Uniform pigmented floors. The sharpest look, the lowest price, and the least forgiving of a rough slab.
Solid colorHigh-Gloss White Commercial Floor
The brightest floor we install — and the most demanding to prepare properly.
Solid colorLight Gray Warehouse Floor
The workhorse industrial specification — light, seamless and built around the joints.
Solid colorColor-Coded Traffic Aisle
Wayfinding built into the floor itself, rather than painted on top of it.
Solid colorSolid Gray Garage Floor
The clean, uniform option — lowest cost, sharpest look, least forgiving.
Photographs are the worst way to choose a floor
Every finish on this page looks materially different under warm light versus cool, and metallic finishes are hand-worked so no two are alike. That is why the free consultation includes physical samples brought to your space and laid on your actual slab — in gloss, satin and matte — before anything is ordered.
Not sure which finish fits your floor?
Free, no-obligation on-site quote — with real color samples on your actual floor. Most garages installed in 2–3 days.