Flake garage floors
Textured, speckled chip floors for home garages, golf cart garages and workshops.
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Epoxy garage and commercial floors in Newnan, GA
Flake and metallic epoxy floor coatings for home garages and workshops, coated floors for shops and commercial spaces, and heat-rated urethane cement for commercial kitchens across Newnan and Coweta County, with the surface prep a lasting floor depends on.
We take care of everything: the measured quote, scheduling and the final walkthrough with you.
Floor options
Choose your floor
Four floor systems, each matched to how the space is used. Pick one to see who it suits, how it is installed and what to expect.
Metallic epoxy floors
Flowing, marbled, high-gloss floors for showpiece garages, showrooms and statement spaces.
Commercial & shop floors
Coated floors for service bays, shops, warehouses, showrooms and retail spaces.
Commercial kitchen floors
Heat-rated urethane cement for restaurant kitchens, built for hot-water washdown and grease.
What's included
Floors built for real use
One written quote that covers prep, repairs and your choice of a flake or metallic finish.
Flake (decorative chip) floors
A textured, speckled finish for 1, 2 and 3-car garages, workshops and golf cart garages that stands up to everyday use and hides dust between cleanings.
Metallic epoxy floors
A flowing, marbled, high-gloss look for garages, showrooms and other spaces where you want the floor to make a statement.
Commercial & industrial spaces
Flake and metallic coatings for warehouses, showrooms, service bays and other commercial spaces, scheduled around your operations, plus urethane cement for commercial kitchens.
Surface prep & sealed topcoat
Cleaning, profiling and crack and pit repair so the coating bonds to the concrete, finished with a sealed topcoat. Prep is part of every system, not an add-on.
Problems we solve
Why Newnan homeowners and businesses coat their floors
- Oil and fluid stainsBare concrete soaks up drips and never fully comes clean
- Dusting concreteFine powder that tracks into the house and settles on everything
- Cracks and pittingSurface damage that collects dirt and keeps getting worse
- Peeling DIY coatingsKit coatings lifting under hot tires because the prep was skipped
- Hard-to-clean shop floorsPorous concrete that holds grime, chemicals and odors
- Dull, dated lookA garage or showroom floor that does not match the rest of the space
Our process
How an epoxy floor project works
Request a Quote
Tell us the space, approximate square footage and whether you like flake or metallic.
Site visit & written quote
We check the slab condition, cracks and old coatings, then send a clear scope.
Prep & install
The floor is prepped, repaired and coated on the schedule we set with you.
Final walkthrough
We walk the finished floor with you and go over when it is ready for foot and vehicle traffic.
Photos
Flake vs. metallic floors
Two finishes, two looks. Tap any photo to see it larger, and tell us in your quote which style you like.
Flake (decorative chip)
Textured and speckled
- Colored chips broadcast into the coating
- Helps hide dust and small imperfections
- A popular choice for home garages and shops
Metallic
Flowing, marbled, high gloss
- Special pigments create a one-of-a-kind pattern
- A floor that becomes the centerpiece of the room
- Garages, showrooms and statement spaces
Before & after
Flake floors
Metallic floors
Local
Epoxy floors for Newnan, Coweta County and Fayette County
Georgia's long, hot summers are tough on garage floors. Hot tires can lift cheap kit coatings, and humid air makes bare concrete feel damp and dusty. A professionally prepared and installed coating handles both.
We take epoxy requests from homeowners in Newnan, Sharpsburg and Senoia, golf cart owners in Peachtree City, homes with garages and shops in Fayetteville and Tyrone, and businesses with shops, warehouses, showrooms and kitchens throughout the area.
Not sure what your floor needs? Send a few photos with your quote request and we will tell you what we see.
FAQ
Epoxy floor questions from Newnan homeowners and businesses
What is the difference between flake and metallic floors?
A flake floor, also called a decorative chip floor, has colored chips broadcast into the coating for a textured, speckled finish that hides dust and small imperfections. It is a popular choice for garages. A metallic floor uses special pigments that create a flowing, marbled, high-gloss look for spaces where you want the floor to stand out. We will help you choose in your quote.
How long before I can walk or park on the new floor?
It depends on the coating, the temperature and the humidity, and foot traffic comes well before vehicle traffic. We will go over timing for your floor when we put together your quote so you can plan around it.
Can you coat over an existing coating or paint?
Usually the old coating has to come off first. New coatings bond best to clean, properly prepared concrete. Surface prep is the most important step in a floor that lasts, and it is part of every system we quote.
What about oil stains and cracks?
Oil and other contaminants need to be cleaned out, and cracks and pitting are typically repaired before coating. If we see moisture or slab issues during the site visit, we will tell you before any work is scheduled.
Do you coat home garage floors?
Yes. We coat 1, 2 and 3-car home garages, workshops and golf cart garages with flake or metallic systems. Tell us the garage size and how you use the space, and we will recommend a finish in your quote.
Do you coat commercial and industrial floors?
Yes. We handle flake and metallic floor coatings for shops, warehouses, showrooms and other commercial and industrial spaces in Newnan and the surrounding area, scheduled around your operations. See commercial and shop floors.
Do you install commercial kitchen floors?
Yes. Restaurant and commercial kitchens get a heat-rated urethane cement system rather than standard epoxy, because hot-water washdown, thermal shock and grease are hard on ordinary coatings. See commercial kitchen floors.