Can you install metallic epoxy flooring?

Yes, we install metallic epoxy flooring throughout Edmonton and the surrounding areas. Metallic epoxy is one of the most visually stunning flooring options available, creating unique, flowing patterns that look like liquid marble, molten lava, or ocean waves. Every single floor is truly one of a kind because the metallic pigments shift and settle differently each time.

How Metallic Epoxy Works

Metallic epoxy uses specially formulated pigments containing tiny metallic particles suspended in a clear or tinted epoxy base. During application, our installers use rollers, brushes, and controlled air movement to manipulate the pigments while the epoxy is still liquid. The metallic particles catch light at different angles as they settle, creating depth and dimension that standard solid-colour epoxy simply cannot achieve.

The process requires precise timing. Once the epoxy begins to cure, the pigments lock in place permanently. This is why metallic epoxy installation demands experienced applicators who understand how temperature, humidity, and technique affect the final pattern. It is not a product you want to experiment with on your own.

Where Metallic Epoxy Works Best

Edmonton homeowners are installing metallic epoxy in spaces where visual impact matters most:

• Garage floors: The most popular application. A metallic epoxy garage floor transforms a utilitarian space into a showpiece that impresses every visitor.
• Basements and recreation rooms: Metallic epoxy creates a high-end look that rivals polished concrete or luxury tile at a fraction of the cost. It is also seamless, so there are no grout lines to trap moisture or dirt.
• Man caves and home gyms: Custom colour combinations let homeowners match their space to a specific theme or colour scheme.
• Commercial showrooms: Retail spaces and auto dealerships use metallic epoxy to create floors that draw attention and reinforce a premium brand image.

Colour Options and Cost

Metallic epoxy is available in dozens of colour combinations. Popular choices in Edmonton include silver and charcoal, copper and bronze, pearl white, and ocean blue. Multiple colours can be blended into a single floor for even more dramatic effects.

Expect to pay a 20 to 40 percent premium over standard solid-colour epoxy. The additional cost covers the specialty pigments and the extra labour involved in manipulating the pattern during application. The result, however, is a floor that looks like a custom work of art rather than a simple coating.

Every metallic epoxy floor we install includes the same thorough concrete preparation, commercial-grade base coat, and polyaspartic top coat that we use on all our epoxy systems. Request your free metallic epoxy estimate to see colour samples and discuss your project.