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Serving DeLand, FL and surrounding areas. (386) 327-0080
Tired of a plain, stained concrete floor? We install custom metallic epoxy systems that look stunning, hold up to Florida weather, and start with a properly prepared slab every time.
Metallic epoxy flooring in DeLand, FL is a thick, glossy coating poured directly over existing concrete and infused with metallic pigment particles that swirl as the coating cures, creating a one-of-a-kind finish - most residential installations take two to three days from surface prep to final topcoat.
Unlike a painted floor or a basic solid-color coating, metallic epoxy creates depth and movement - the kind of finish you see in upscale showrooms, converted garages, and modern home gyms. No two floors come out exactly the same, because the swirling pattern depends on how the installer works the wet coating. DeLand homeowners often start asking about metallic epoxy after seeing a neighbor's garage or a renovation photo online, and then realize they have been putting up with a stained, dusty slab when there was a better option all along. If you are interested in a more industrial application, take a look at our urethane cement flooring for spaces with heavy moisture or heat demands.
The installation process involves more than just pouring a pretty coating. Proper concrete surface preparation - including grinding, crack repair, and moisture testing - is the single factor that determines whether a metallic epoxy floor lasts a decade or peels in the first year. The American Concrete Institute and the International Concrete Repair Institute both identify surface profile and moisture management as the foundation of any lasting floor system - and that is where every job we do begins.
If scrubbing your concrete floor still leaves it looking dingy, oil-stained, or rough, the surface has absorbed years of grime that will not come out with a mop. Metallic epoxy covers all of that with a fresh, sealed surface that is easy to keep clean. This is one of the most common reasons DeLand homeowners call - they want a floor that looks as good as the rest of their home.
That white powder - called efflorescence - is mineral deposits left behind when moisture moves up through the concrete and evaporates. In DeLand's humid climate, this is a common sign that your slab is dealing with moisture from below. It does not always mean you cannot get metallic epoxy, but a contractor needs to address the moisture issue first before anything goes down.
If an older painted or coated floor is lifting at the edges or bubbling in the middle, the previous coating has lost its bond - often because moisture got underneath it. A metallic epoxy system installed over properly prepared concrete will not do this. Peeling is one of the clearest signals that what is on your floor now needs to come off and be replaced with something better.
If you are converting a garage, workshop, or bonus room, now is the ideal moment to install metallic epoxy before the space fills up with furniture and equipment. Bare concrete scuffs, stains, and generates fine dust that settles on everything in the room. A sealed epoxy surface eliminates all of that and makes the space feel finished.
We offer metallic epoxy in a wide range of color combinations - from deep charcoal and silver to warm copper, ocean blue, and pearl white. The finish is created by how the installer works the wet coating, so you can request a subtle, uniform look or a dramatic, high-contrast pattern. Before we commit to a color direction, we show you sample boards and photos of actual floors so you can set realistic expectations. For homeowners who want a more durable, moisture-resistant option with less visual drama, our urethane cement flooring is worth considering.
For homeowners who want a classic, clean garage floor instead of a decorative finish, a standard epoxy floor coating in solid color or decorative flake may be a better fit and a more practical budget choice. We are happy to walk you through both options and give you an honest recommendation based on your floor and your goals.
A clean, pearlescent look in one dominant color - ideal for homeowners who want the reflective quality of metallic epoxy without a busy pattern.
Two complementary metallic pigments blended together to create a fluid, marbled effect - popular for garages, studios, and converted living spaces.
Bold color combinations worked into a vivid, three-dimensional finish - suited for showrooms, home gyms, and owners who want the floor to be a focal point.
For garages with south- or west-facing doors, a UV-stable topcoat prevents the finish from yellowing under Central Florida's intense sunlight.
DeLand sits in Volusia County's humid subtropical climate, where summer relative humidity regularly tops 80 percent and the sandy, porous soils beneath homes allow moisture to move freely under concrete slabs. This is the number one installation risk for any epoxy coating in the area - moisture that was not tested for or treated before installation will eventually break the bond between the coating and the concrete, causing bubbling and lifting. Older DeLand homes - particularly those in the established neighborhoods around Stetson University and the historic downtown - often have slabs that have absorbed oil, paint, and cleaning chemicals over decades, requiring more thorough grinding before any coating goes down. Working in this market means knowing those variables before you start, not after.
Florida's rainy season - which runs June through September - also creates a narrow scheduling window for garage and outdoor-adjacent work. Afternoon storms blow moisture into open garages and covered spaces, and that moisture can interfere with how epoxy cures if a contractor does not plan for it. We schedule metallic epoxy work with local conditions in mind, and if your project lands during the wet months, we talk through how to protect the installation. Homeowners in Orange City and Deltona deal with the same soil and humidity conditions, and we bring that same preparation to every job across Volusia County.
Tell us the size of the space, what is currently on the floor, and what finish you have in mind. Estimates in the DeLand area are free, and you will get a written quote that breaks out every step. Expect a reply within one business day.
We walk the space, check the slab for cracks and old coatings, and test for moisture - essential in DeLand where Volusia County's sandy soils let moisture move freely beneath slabs. You also get to look at color samples and ask questions before anything is scheduled.
The crew grinds the concrete to open the surface so the epoxy can grip, then fills any cracks or low spots. This is the most important day - it determines whether the floor lasts 15 years or 15 months. Expect noise and some dust, though professional crews use vacuum-equipped equipment.
The base coat goes down, then the metallic layer is applied and worked to create the swirling pattern you chose. A final clear protective topcoat seals everything in. Light foot traffic is safe after 24 hours; keep vehicles off for 72 hours.
Free estimate, no pressure, and we test your slab before we quote anything.
(386) 327-0080DeLand sits in Volusia County where summer humidity tops 80 percent and moisture regularly pushes up through concrete slabs. We test every slab before we touch it and address moisture issues with the right blocking primer - so the coating stays bonded through Florida's rainy season, not just on installation day.
We do not quote jobs from photos or square footage alone. We visit your space, look at the concrete condition, check for cracks and old coatings, and give you a written number that reflects the actual work involved. The estimate you receive is the number you will see on the final invoice.
Florida's rainy season runs June through September, and afternoon storms blow moisture into open garages that can interfere with how epoxy cures. We plan our schedule with the local weather in mind and, if your project falls in the wet months, we walk you through how we protect the work so you are not taking a gamble on the weather.
Florida requires a state-issued license for this work, and you can verify ours in minutes through the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation at myfloridalicense.com. That license means real accountability - not just a business card claim.
Every one of those points comes back to the same thing - we do the job the way Florida slabs actually need it done. When prep is right and conditions are right, a metallic epoxy floor holds up for years and keeps looking the way it did on day one.
A thick, seamless coating that handles heavy moisture and heat - the right call for garages and utility spaces that take daily punishment.
Learn MoreClassic epoxy coating systems in solid colors and decorative flake - durable, cost-effective, and available in dozens of finishes.
Learn MoreSpots fill quickly in the fall and winter season - the best time for epoxy work in DeLand's climate. Call today or fill out the form and we will be in touch within one business day.