Decorative Quartz, Metallic Epoxy & Commercial Floor Systems

Where Industrial Performance Meets Architectural Vision

There is a persistent misconception that durable floors have to be utilitarian — gray, flat, and functional at the expense of appearance. The decorative flooring systems installed by Epoxy Flooring Pro prove otherwise. Our metallic epoxy installations turn concrete slabs into three-dimensional visual features. Our decorative quartz systems give restaurant kitchens and healthcare corridors the slip-resistant, chemical-resistant surface they require while delivering the polished aesthetic that guests and patients notice.

Every decorative system we install uses the same high-performance resins as our industrial epoxy floors. The difference is in the color, the texture, and the finish — not in the underlying quality of the chemistry or the installation process.

Metallic Epoxy: The Signature Decorative System

Metallic epoxy floors have become the signature design element in high-end showrooms, boutique hotels, restaurant bars, corporate lobbies, and residential spaces where the floor is meant to be noticed. No two metallic epoxy floors are identical — the installer’s hand creates movement, depth, and pattern that cannot be replicated.

How Metallic Epoxy Works

The metallic effect comes from combining standard epoxy resin with fine metallic powder pigments — typically mica or aluminum-based — that float and orient themselves as the material is spread and manipulated. By using multiple pigment colors, varying spreading techniques, and introducing targeted air movement, our installers create the characteristic swirling, cellular, and liquid-metal effects that define the system.

The metallic layer is applied over a primed and prepared concrete surface. After curing, a UV-stable aliphatic polyurethane topcoat is applied. This final layer is critical: aromatic epoxy topcoats will yellow significantly within months in any space with natural light. Our aliphatic urethane topcoats maintain clarity and gloss for years.

Design Consultation Process

Before we pour a single square foot of metallic epoxy, we work through a design consultation that includes color selection, pattern direction, and sample board preparation. You approve the look before we install it. We can incorporate multiple colors, divide areas with zinc or brass strips, and blend pigments to match specific brand palettes.

Decorative Quartz Broadcast Systems

Decorative quartz systems combine brilliant color with genuine functional performance. A base coat of pigmented epoxy is applied and immediately broadcast with colored quartz aggregate. After curing, excess quartz is removed, the surface is squeegeed and rolled with a clear intermediate coat, and a polyurethane topcoat completes the system.

The result is a textured, slip-resistant surface with consistent color distribution and excellent chemical resistance. Decorative quartz is the system of choice for:

• Restaurant kitchens and dining areas: Meets USDA and health department cleanliness requirements while providing the slip resistance needed in wet-zone food prep areas.
• Commercial restrooms and locker rooms: Seamless, grout-free surface resists mold and bacteria. Drain transitions are coated without interruption.
• Healthcare corridors and patient areas: Easy-clean, chemical-resistant surface withstands disinfection protocols. Color coding zones is straightforward with quartz systems.
• Retail and hospitality environments: Quartz systems offer hundreds of color combinations and can be installed in custom patterns.

Vinyl Flake (Chip) Systems

Vinyl flake systems — also called chip, flake, or broadcast systems — provide a speckled granite-like appearance that conceals dirt and scuffs well in high-traffic environments. Like quartz systems, vinyl flake is broadcast to rejection into a wet base coat, encapsulated with a clear intermediate coat, and topcoated with polyurethane.

The flake color palette is extensive — hundreds of pre-blended chip combinations are available, or we can specify a custom blend. Popular applications include automotive dealership service drives, office environments, commercial garages, and school corridors.

Terrazzo Restoration

Original terrazzo floors — poured in place in the mid-20th century — represent irreplaceable craftsmanship and architectural character. When they deteriorate through decades of neglect, improper stripping chemicals, or physical damage, the instinct is often to cover them. Epoxy Flooring Pro’s approach is to restore them.

Our terrazzo restoration process begins with assessment: we identify the extent of surface wear, crack depth, divider strip condition, and any areas of delamination. Restoration typically involves:

1. Diamond grinding to remove surface contamination, worn sealer, and expose fresh aggregate
2. Crack repair using color-matched epoxy or cementitious filler
3. Divider strip repair — bent or missing brass, zinc, or aluminum strips are straightened or replaced
4. Progressive polishing from coarse through fine grits to develop shine
5. Penetrating sealer application to protect the restored surface without changing the matte-to-satin terrazzo character

The result preserves the original investment and the building’s architectural heritage — at a fraction of the cost of replacement.

Michigan Commercial Flooring Applications

Our decorative commercial flooring portfolio spans Michigan’s commercial sectors: automotive showrooms and dealerships in Metro Detroit, restaurant groups in Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor, healthcare facilities in Lansing and Flint, corporate campuses, boutique hotels, retail environments, and university buildings throughout the state.

Contact Epoxy Flooring Pro for a design consultation. We will help you select the right decorative system for your space, prepare sample boards for your approval, and deliver a finished floor that performs for decades.