Eight systems. One installer.

Start with how the floor is used. Home garages, basements, and patios usually land on garage floor coatings or polyaspartic driveway services. Warehouses, shops, and showrooms call for industrial floor coatings or commercial coatings. We walk every project on-site before recommending a system — traffic load, moisture, chemical exposure, and aesthetic goals all drive the spec.

Sometimes. A full-flake epoxy with a polyaspartic topcoat handles most residential garages and light-commercial retail floors equally well. For heavier industrial use we step up to a thicker mil build and chemical-resistant topcoat. See commercial flake epoxy for the hybrid spec we install most often across the Charlotte metro.

Flake is a vinyl chip broadcast into wet epoxy — durable, hides imperfections, great grip, and reads as textured from across the room. Metallic epoxy is a pigmented resin that swirls into a marbled, reflective finish — dramatic, one-of-one, best for showrooms, man caves, and feature floors. Flake is the workhorse; metallic is the showpiece.

Yes, provided the existing coating is sound and properly prepped. A polyaspartic top coat is a smart refresh for floors that have lost their sheen but still bond well. If the base is delaminating or moisture is coming up through the slab, we’ll recommend a full tear-out instead — we’ll tell you straight during the walkthrough.

Outdoor coatings and polyaspartic driveway services are UV-stable and engineered for freeze-thaw cycles across the Carolinas. Epoxy alone yellows in direct sun, so outdoor installs always use polyaspartic — either as a full system or as the UV-protective topcoat over a flake or pigmented base.