Metallic Epoxy Floors In Cambridge, Ontario

Every Metallic Pour Comes Out Different

Metallic epoxy floors are mixed and moved by hand while the resin is wet. The pigment settles into waves and clouds that cannot be copied exactly.

We show you samples and photos before we start so you can pick a colour and a style. Popular choices include silver, charcoal, copper and gold.

A Finished Basement Floor Without Seams

Metallic epoxy floors work well over a basement slab. They have no seams or grout lines, they handle spills, and they do not mind the damp the way carpet does.

A moisture reading happens before any resin is poured. Older basements in Galt and Hespeler may need a vapour primer first. See our basement floor coating page for more on that step.

Showrooms And Salons Need A Floor That Stands Out

Showrooms and salons want a floor customers remember. Metallic epoxy floors give a high-end look at a lower cost than stone or tile. A clear urethane topcoat protects the shine from chairs and foot traffic. We also install commercial epoxy flooring in solid colours for back rooms.

What Metallic Floors Cost

Canadian pricing for metallic epoxy floors generally runs from $8 to $12 a square foot. Larger rooms and simple colour plans sit lower in that range.

Metallic Epoxy Floors Need A Flat Slab

The metallic coat is poured thin and spread to a mirror finish, so every bump shows. We grind the slab flat, fill each crack and roll on a primer and a solid base colour before the metallic coat goes down. That base deepens the colour and keeps grey concrete from showing through.

Caring For A Metallic Floor

These floors clean up with a damp mop and a mild cleaner. Felt pads under chairs keep the gloss free of scratches. In a busy showroom, the clear topcoat can be refreshed after some years without touching the metallic layer beneath.