Where it works best
- Showcase garages
- Basements, gyms and entertainment rooms
- Showrooms, offices and retail
What to know
Metallic floors are hand-worked, so the result depends on the installer's skill and the prep underneath. High gloss shows scratches more than flake does, and we can add texture for grip where needed. See more finished floors on our projects page.
The process
- Send photos and size through the quote form.
- We confirm the scope, check the concrete, and give you a written quote.
- Install, then we go over cure times and care with you.
What customers say
“Fraser Plus Epoxy did a great job epoxy coating my garage floor. The results were beyond my expectations. They are very detail oriented and I just couldn't find any bad spots anywhere on the floor. What pushed the job beyond my expectation were their accurate estimations and clear explanation of the process. Sunny was always on time and finished the job before ETA.”
“I am very pleased with the work they did for Empire Abbotsford Recycled Auto & Truck Parts. We put down an epoxy flooring, and it looks absolutely amazing. The price is unbeatable, and it did not take them long to do, plus great warranty! Highly recommend and would definitely use them again!”
“Amazing work by Sunny and great outcome and well priced. I got my brand new garage epoxy floor done. He was on time and completed on schedule. Quality of work was very nice.”
Common questions
Metallic epoxy vs flake epoxy: which should I choose?
Flake floors are the practical choice for most working garages. The flake hides dust, small scratches and tire marks, and adds a bit of grip.
Metallic epoxy is a decorative, seamless, high-gloss finish with depth and movement, and every floor turns out a little different. It suits showcase garages, basements, gyms, showrooms and offices. High gloss shows scratches and dust more than flake does, and it can be slippery when wet unless texture is added.
If the space works hard, choose flake. If it is mainly for show, or you want a one-of-a-kind look, metallic is worth considering. We can show you examples of both.
What are the different types of epoxy floor finishes?
The main options are solid colour, decorative flake (full or partial broadcast), and metallic. Commercial floors may also use quartz-filled or self-levelling systems. Topcoats can be glossy or satin, with or without anti-slip texture.
What colours and flake options are available?
There's a wide range, from greys and tans to bold blends and custom metallic colours. Lighter, mixed flake blends hide dust and tire marks best. Ask for samples with your quote.
Is epoxy flooring slippery when wet?
A smooth, glossy coating can be slippery when wet. Flake finishes are naturally grippier, and an anti-slip additive in the topcoat adds more traction. For garages in rainy BC, and for commercial kitchens, we normally recommend some texture.
Ready to talk about your floor?
Send the size, city and a few photos, and we'll get back to you with next steps.