Garage flooring in the Carolinas using our unique FlexCore technology.
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Developed in cooperation with leading manufacturers, our exclusive FLEX-CORE coating products are the most advanced polymers ever developed for residential garage floor application. Improve your Chicago garage floor coating with FLEX-CORE.
Polyaspartic/Polyurea (Flake System)
Polyaspartic Polyurea offer a distinct advantage over epoxies when it comes to the clear top coat layer of a decorative garage floor system in the form of complete UV stability. This means the floor will never yellow or amber from prolonged exposure to sunlight. Polyaspartic Polyurea also offers improved abrasion and chemical resistanct as well as better gloss retention.
Epoxy (Flake System)
Epoxy is a tried and true polymer coating material that has been used in both commercial and residentail applications for over 50 years. Epoixes have proven to bond better to concrete than moat any other polymer material. Our Epoxy garage floor coating system utilizes a clear Epoxy top coat with excellent UV resistance for long lasting durability.
Metallic Reflector
Metallic Reflector flooring for the garage is a popular decorative flooring trend that utilizes standard epoxies and polyaspartics polyureas combined with specialized metallic pigments to create one-of-a-kind abstract floor finishes. There are dozens of metallic finish choices available. A Metallic Reflector floor system is definitely an attention graber.
Natural Mica
Micas flooring utilizes standard epoxies and polyaspartic polyureas combined with special natural flakes that glisten with natural crystalline beauty. These unique flakes are derived from a group of sheet silicate minerals, called mica. These floroing systems provide a natural metallic luster that cannot be achieved with other engineered minerals.
Solid Color (Epoxy or Polyaspartic/Polyurea)
Solid color epoxies and polyaspartic polyureas are available in several colors. The solid color sytems generally incorporate 2-3 layers of epoxy. However, they can also incorporate flake media to give the surface increased texture, thickness and wear protection. Solid color systems are the perfect choice if you want your from to have a more uniform appearance.