Flake Epoxy Flooring in University Park, MD

A flake floor is built in the open. We lay a high build epoxy base, then broadcast vinyl color chips across it while it is wet until the surface reaches full coverage, and a clear topcoat locks the whole pattern down. The cured floor reads like speckled stone and hides the life a working garage collects.

That forgiveness is why flake leads in University Park. A century old slab still shows minor waves and patched cracks after repair, and the busy flake pattern softens all of it while adding light texture under tires and shoes.

The Case for Full Broadcast

Coverage level changes both the look and the performance of a flake floor.

• Full broadcast coverage for a uniform stone like read
• Light texture underfoot for wet weather footing
• Pattern that hides dirt, dust, and minor slab history between cleanings
• Blends from quiet grays to warmer mixes with tan or blue
• Clear topcoat options in gloss or satin

Beyond the Garage Door

Owners carry flake past the garage. Mudrooms, laundry rooms, and basement utility areas take the same build, and finished basements use finer blends where the room reads as living space rather than work space.

We bring blend samples to the visit and lay them on your slab. A blend that looks right in a catalog can read darker under a closed garage door, and the choice should be made where the floor will live.

Recent Project: Flake Epoxy Flooring in a Baltimore Avenue Garage

A two car garage near Baltimore Avenue had a slab patched by three different decades of repairs, all of it telegraphing through a tired paint coat. We ground the floor level, filled the remaining cracks, and broadcast a gray blend flake to full coverage under a gloss topcoat. The patchwork disappeared into the pattern, and the garage now reads as one finished room.

Turnaround

Two days on site, vehicles back on day five.

Final Price

$4,120