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Metallic Epoxy

Metallic Epoxy Flooring in Raleigh, NC

Create a design-focused concrete floor with movement, depth and natural variation using a professionally installed metallic epoxy direction.

Metallic epoxy flooring by Gemstone Coating
Design-Focused Finish
Movement & Depth
Natural Variation
Project-Specific Prep
Customer Reviews

What Customers Say About Gemstone

Customers repeatedly mention quality work and care with the finished floor.

★★★★★

“If you are looking for high quality work, this is the place to go to! We had an absolute pleasure working with Dallas and his team. They did an amazing job!”

5-Star Customer Review
★★★★★

“Dallas and his guys did an excellent job on my floors, highly recommend. Thanks again Gemstone !”

5-Star Customer Review
★★★★★

“what a wonderful result!! I can't say enough on the quality of work!! If your looking for someone who will take the time and care to do the job correctly, look no further!!”

5-Star Customer Review
Decorative Epoxy

A Floor Designed for Visual Impact

Metallic epoxy is different from a uniform solid-color or flake floor. The finished surface is designed to show movement, depth and variation.

Because the material creates natural variation as it is installed, each finished metallic floor develops its own visual character.

The design starts on top of properly assessed and prepared concrete.

Discuss Your Design
What Defines the Look
01

Movement

Flowing patterns can develop across the finished surface.

02

Depth

Multiple tones can create a more dimensional visual effect.

03

Natural Variation

No two metallic installations develop exactly the same pattern.

Why Metallic?

Choose Metallic When the Floor Is Part of the Design

This direction is primarily about creating a distinctive visual finish.

Movement

The finish can create flowing visual patterns across the surface.

Depth

Layered color effects can add visual dimension to the floor.

Variation

Each installation develops natural differences across the finished surface.

Design Focus

The floor becomes an intentional part of the room's overall appearance.

Applications

Where Metallic Epoxy May Fit

The slab, surrounding design and use of the space should all be considered.

Decorative Interiors

For projects where the concrete floor is part of the visual design.

Showrooms

A distinctive finish for selected customer-facing environments.

Finished Garages

For homeowners seeking a more design-driven garage floor.

Specialty Spaces

Other concrete interiors can be reviewed individually.

Metallic Inspiration

Every Metallic Floor Develops Its Own Variation

These metallic examples show the type of movement, color interaction and visual depth possible with this decorative direction.

Metallic epoxy finish example one
Metallic Example 1
Metallic epoxy finish example two
Metallic Example 2
Our Process

Build the Design on Properly Prepared Concrete

The visual finish comes after the slab is assessed and prepared.

01

Assess

Review the slab, room and design direction.

02

Prepare

Prepare the concrete around its existing condition.

03

Create

Install the selected metallic epoxy direction.

04

Finish

Complete the system and review care guidance.

Metallic Epoxy FAQ

Common Questions

Tell Gemstone about the slab and visual direction you have in mind.

Ask About Your Design
Will every metallic epoxy floor look identical?
No. Metallic installations naturally create variation, movement and differences across the finished surface.
Can I choose the color direction?
Yes. Gemstone can discuss available color and visual directions for the project.
Is metallic epoxy only for commercial spaces?
No. It can also be considered for residential and specialty interior concrete projects.
Does the concrete need preparation first?
Yes. The existing slab and its preparation remain important regardless of the decorative finish.
How do I request a quote?
Use the contact page or call 984-301-4900 and share the location and project details.
Request a Quote

Want a More Design-Focused Concrete Floor?

Tell us about the space and the metallic direction you have in mind.