Flake Epoxy Flooring
Multi-colored vinyl flakes embedded in epoxy for a seamless, slip-resistant, and easy-to-maintain surface ideal for garages and commercial spaces.
Flake Epoxy Flooring is Best For
See how flake epoxy flooring transforms real spaces across residential, commercial, and industrial environments.
Garage Floors
Durable epoxy coating for garage floors. Resists oil, chemicals, and heavy use. Easy to clean.
Basement Floors
Epoxy flooring for basements. Moisture-resistant, seamless, and easy to clean.
Auto & Mechanical Shop
Epoxy for auto shops and mechanical shops. Oil and chemical resistant, durable under lifts and equipment.
Patio & Pool Deck
Slip-resistant epoxy for outdoor patios and pool decks. UV-resistant and durable.
Interior Floors
Epoxy flooring for kitchens, laundry rooms, and interior concrete. Seamless and low-maintenance.
What to Decide Before Installing Flake Epoxy
Flake systems are versatile, but a few choices affect the final result. We walk you through these during your consultation.
Small flakes (1/16" to 1/8") create a finer, more uniform look. Large flakes (1/4" to 1/2") add more visual interest and hide slab imperfections better. We show samples so you can see the difference. Garages and heavy-traffic areas often use medium to large chips for durability and hide.
Flakes come in dozens of blends: gray and white, earth tones, blue and silver, custom mixes. The base coat color influences the final look. We help you pick a combination that matches your space and hides tire marks or wear.
We broadcast flakes to rejection so the surface is fully covered. Light broadcast leaves more base coat visible; full broadcast gives maximum texture and durability. Most residential and commercial jobs use full broadcast.
Flake epoxy in garages with windows or in retail spaces with storefront glass needs a UV-stable topcoat. Without it, the epoxy can yellow over time. We use polyaspartic or urethane topcoats rated for UV resistance when exposure is a factor.
Flake systems resist typical garage and commercial chemicals: oil, grease, mild acids, and cleaning agents. For auto shops or industrial settings with aggressive chemicals, we may recommend a heavier-duty topcoat or alternative system.
Flake Epoxy: The Workhorse Finish for Garages and Beyond
Flake epoxy flooring is the most requested system we install. Multi-colored vinyl chips broadcast into a wet epoxy base create a speckled, terrazzo-like surface that hides imperfections, adds natural slip resistance, and stands up to oil, salt, and daily abuse. It is the go-to for garage floors, basements, retail, and commercial spaces where durability and a finished look matter.
The flake system is highly customizable. Dozens of color blends and flake sizes let you match the space. Small chips give a tight, uniform texture; larger chips add more variation and hide more damage. A clear topcoat seals everything in and protects against chemicals, abrasion, and UV. Central NJ homeowners and business owners choose flake because it looks professional, cleans easily, and lasts.
Unlike solid epoxy, flakes add texture that improves traction when wet. Unlike metallic epoxy, flake is forgiving of slab imperfections and tire marks. It is the practical choice when you want a durable, attractive floor without the premium price of metallic or the maintenance concerns of bare concrete.
Color Options
Choose from our most popular flake blends. Colors marked Custom are special-order blends with a longer lead time and premium pricing. We bring samples to your consultation so you can see how each blend looks with your space and lighting.
How We Install Flake Epoxy Flooring
Your floor backed for life. In Writing. If the coating bond ever fails, peels, or delaminates, we come back and make it right: materials and labor, at no cost to you.
What You Get With Flake Epoxy
Key Benefits
- Decorative, customizable finish that hides slab imperfections
- Naturally slip-resistant texture from the chip surface
- Resists oil, chemicals, abrasion, and UV with proper topcoat
- Easy to clean with soap and water
- 10 to 20+ year lifespan in residential and commercial use
Ideal For
Homeowners in Central NJ upgrading a garage or basement, and business owners who need a durable, professional floor for retail, showrooms, or light industrial. Flake is the most popular epoxy option for a reason: it performs.
What to Expect
A free estimate with color consultation. One to three days of installation depending on square footage. Diamond grinding, crack repair, base coat, flake broadcast, and topcoat. Cure time before heavy use. Care instructions for long-term maintenance.
Flake Epoxy Flooring by City
We install flake epoxy flooring across Central NJ. Select your city to see local details, photos, and pricing for your area.
Bernards Township
Three-car garages on wooded lots, village basements from the 1800s, and office campuses along Route 202 and I-287
Branchburg
Larger garages on clay-heavy soil, corporate campus floors along Route 202, and the North Branch corridor running through it all
Bridgewater
From salt-damaged garages to warehouse floors along Route 22
Edison
Sixty-year-old concrete, failed DIY kits, and floors that need to be done right this time
Franklin Township
Flood-tested basements, planned communities, and a growing warehouse corridor
Hillsborough
Subdivision garages, clay-soil basements, and Route 206 storefronts
Manville
Slabs that have been underwater, post-war ranches, and concrete the Raritan keeps testing every season
Piscataway
Post-war homes on unpredictable soil and commercial floors along the I-287 corridor
Princeton
From 1920s carriage house garages to Route 1 biotech labs
Somerville
Wet basements, old foundations, and downtown floors that can't close for a day
Warren
Estate-size garages on the Watchung ridge, luxury finished basements, pool decks on sloped wooded lots, and the Route 78 corporate corridor through Martinsville
Flake Epoxy Flooring FAQ
What is the difference between flake epoxy and metallic epoxy?
Flake uses vinyl chips broadcast into epoxy for a speckled, terrazzo-like look. Metallic uses metallic pigments mixed into epoxy for flowing, marbled patterns. Flake is more forgiving of imperfections and tire marks; metallic is more premium and design-focused. Flake costs less and is the default for most garages.
Is flake epoxy durable enough for garage floors?
Yes. Flake is the most popular garage floor finish. With a polyaspartic topcoat, it resists hot tires, oil, salt, and abrasion. The chip texture adds traction and hides wear. We install flake epoxy in garages across Central NJ and it holds up for 10 to 20+ years.
Is flake epoxy slippery when wet?
No. The texture from the vinyl chips provides natural slip resistance. For areas with frequent water or spills, we can add an anti-slip additive to the topcoat. Flake is commonly used in commercial kitchens, basements, and garages where wet conditions occur.
Can I choose my own flake colors?
Yes. We offer dozens of flake blends and sizes. During your consultation we show samples and help you pick a combination that matches your space. The base coat color also affects the final look; we coordinate both. Some blends are special-order custom mixes; those cost more and take about 10 days to arrive.
How long does it take to get a custom flake blend?
Custom blends are special-order. Once you pick your colors, the blend takes about 10 days to arrive before we can schedule installation. Standard blends are in stock and let us start sooner. We confirm the exact lead time when you approve your color and book the project.
Can you install flake epoxy over old epoxy or paint?
Often yes. We assess the existing coating. If it is well-adhered, we may grind to profile and apply the new system over it. If it is peeling or failing, we remove it and prep the concrete. We will tell you during the estimate.
What does flake epoxy flooring cost in Central NJ?
A typical two-car garage (400 to 600 sq ft) with full broadcast flake runs $2,200 to $4,800 depending on slab condition and topcoat choice. Commercial and larger spaces are quoted per square foot. We give you a written price after assessing your floor.
Get a quote for flake epoxy flooring
We assess your floor, help you choose colors, and give you a written estimate. Flake is our most popular system for garages, basements, and commercial spaces.
Call Us: (908) 916-3535