The Premium Metallic Epoxy Flooring Systems in Fraser Valley and Greater Vancouver Area

Metallic epoxy flooring is a premium epoxy resin system that suspends pearlescent/mica pigments in a self-leveling base to create fluid, marble-like or “3D” optical effects. Unlike a plain epoxy sealer, a metallic epoxy floor coating uses multiple pours, pigment dispersions, and controlled heat/air movement to form depth and movement in the finish. The result is a seamless, non-porous, high-build surface with commercial-grade abrasion and chemical resistance—ideal for showrooms, restaurants, basements, and epoxy garage floors that double as display spaces.

We start with mechanical surface prep to the correct Concrete Surface Profile (CSP) using diamond grinding or shot-blasting, then repair cracks and joints. If testing shows elevated moisture, we apply a moisture vapor barrier (MVB) primer. Next comes a tinted base coat, followed by one or more self-leveling epoxy metallic pours where pigments are dispersed to create veining and movement. After cure, we lock in the look with a polyaspartic or polyurethane topcoat for UV stability, scratch resistance, and gloss retention.

Yes—properly specified metallic epoxy flooring provides high compressive strength and excellent resistance to oils, fuels, salts, and household cleaners. The high-build epoxy body resists abrasion from foot traffic while the polyaspartic/urethane topcoat boosts scratch and chemical resistance and helps prevent hot-tire pickup in garages. For harsher environments (salons, commercial kitchens), we can tune the system thickness and topcoat to meet performance targets without compromising appearance.

A glossy finish can feel slick when wet, but we can dial in traction without spoiling the visual effect. Options include a subtle micro-aggregate (aluminum oxide or silica) in the clear topcoat or choosing a satin finish to reduce glare. In entryways or bars where spills are common, we’ll specify a slightly higher coefficient of friction while preserving the depth and “3D” look of the metallic swirl.

Most single-room projects complete in 2–3 days depending on prep, moisture remediation, design complexity, temperature, and humidity. Epoxy layers typically allow light foot traffic in 12–24 hours. With a polyaspartic topcoat, many spaces are back to light use the same day the clear coat is applied, and normal traffic in 24–48 hours. We’ll provide an on-site cure schedule so you know exactly when to move furniture, equipment, or vehicles.

Highly customizable. Metallic systems use pearlescent pigments that can be layered, veined, or fogged to mimic marble, onyx, or liquid metal. You can combine two to four colors, control movement (subtle to dramatic), and select gloss or satin clears. We also integrate logo stencils, borders, and saw-cut designs when desired. Because the pigments self-level uniquely, every metallic epoxy floor coating is one-of-a-kind.

Maintenance is simple: dust-mop grit, then auto-scrub or damp-mop with neutral-pH cleaner. Avoid harsh solvents or abrasive pads that can dull the finish. With routine care and periodic inspections, most residential metallic systems deliver many years of service. When traffic eventually reduces sheen, a light abrasion and new polyaspartic/urethane re-topcoat restores clarity and extends the floor’s lifespan without redoing the decorative layers.

While metallic epoxy flooring costs more than a basic epoxy or concrete sealer, it’s typically more affordable than natural stone or large-format tile—especially when factoring rapid install, minimal grout lines, and low maintenance. Its seamless, stain-resistant surface lowers lifetime costs (no regrouting, fewer spot repairs), and the premium aesthetic can elevate property value and brand presentation in retail or showroom spaces.