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Metallic Epoxy Flooring in Myrtle Beach, SC
Metallic epoxy floor finishes in Myrtle Beach for living areas, game rooms, showrooms and show garages: a seamless, high-gloss floor with swirls and depth, poured over concrete that is tested for moisture first.
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Finishes
Metallic Epoxy Floor Finishes and Colors
Metallic pigment is mixed into a clear epoxy and moved by hand while it is wet, so every floor turns out one of a kind. Most floors fall into one of three looks.
Charcoal and Graphite
Darker grays with silver veining. A strong look for game rooms, bars and show garages.
Metallic in a garage? See garage floor coating
Copper and Bronze
Copper, bronze and sand tones with movement. A warm finish for salons, boutiques and living spaces.
Where it works
Where Metallic Epoxy Works
Metallic epoxy is an indoor floor. It does best in climate-controlled rooms on a concrete slab, where people see it up close and direct sun does not sit on it all day.
In homes, that means living rooms, ground-level bonus rooms, home gyms and game rooms. In businesses, it means showrooms, salons, boutiques, offices and bars, where the floor becomes part of the design.
Epoxy flooring for homes has one big advantage on the coast: there are no seams or grout lines for sand to settle into. A dust mop and a damp mop keep it clean. For a business floor that takes heavier traffic, see commercial epoxy flooring.
Coastal homes
Metallic Epoxy in Humid Coastal Homes
A metallic floor is all about the look, so anything that shows through the clear layers matters. On the Grand Strand we plan for:
- Moisture first. Slabs on grade near the coast can carry moisture. We test before we recommend metallic, and a damp slab gets a moisture-control primer or a different system.
- Sunlight. Epoxy can amber in direct sun. Rooms with big south or west windows may need a UV-stable topcoat or shades.
- Old flooring glue. Tile, vinyl and carpet glue have to be ground off completely, or they can show as marks in the finish.
- Cracks. Cracks can show through a clear floor. We repair them and talk with you about how they may still read in the finish.
Why us
Why Choose Our Metallic Epoxy Flooring Company
A metallic floor is mostly hand work. Here is what to expect from us:
Color talk up front:
We go over base colors, metallic tones and how much movement you want before we pour.
Moisture tested first:
No metallic floor goes down on a slab we have not checked.
Clean, ground slab:
Old glue, paint and sealer are ground off so nothing shows through.
Close by:
Based at 5082 Lafon Ln in Myrtle Beach, with phones answered 24/7.
How it works
Our Metallic Epoxy Installation Process
Metallic floors take more steps than a flake garage, and most of them happen before the color goes down.
1. Visit, Colors and Moisture Test
We look at the room, test the slab and go over the colors and the amount of movement you want.
2. Remove Old Flooring and Grind
Old tile, glue and sealer come off, and the slab is diamond ground to clean concrete.
3. Fill Cracks and Level
Cracks and low spots are filled and ground smooth so the finish lays flat.
4. Primer and Base Color
A primer seals the concrete and a tinted base coat sets the background color.
5. Pour and Work the Metallic Layer
Metallic epoxy is poured and moved with rollers, trowels and air to create the swirls.
6. Clear Topcoat and Cure
A clear topcoat protects the finish. We tell you when to walk on it and when the furniture can go back.
Pricing
What Affects Metallic Epoxy Floor Price
Metallic floors cost more than solid color or flake because of the extra hand work. The main factors:
- Room size and shape: open rooms go faster than small rooms with many corners.
- Floor removal: tile, vinyl or carpet and glue that have to come off first.
- Slab condition: cracks, low spots and moisture control.
- Design: the number of colors, the amount of movement and any borders.
- Topcoat: a standard epoxy topcoat, or a UV-stable one for sunny rooms.
Care
Caring for a Metallic Epoxy Floor
A metallic floor is easy to clean, but its gloss shows scratches more than a flake floor does:
- Dust mop daily in rooms that see beach sand.
- Damp mop with warm water and a pH-neutral cleaner.
- Put felt pads under chairs, tables and furniture legs.
- Use mats at the doors to the patio, pool or beach path.
- Skip vinegar, citrus cleaners and scrub pads.
Service areas
Metallic Epoxy Across the Grand Strand
Metallic floors go into homes, ground-floor condos, shops and salons across Horry County and northern Georgetown County. We install them from our location at 5082 Lafon Ln, Myrtle Beach.
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Related services
Related Flooring Services
Garage Floor Coating
Flake and solid color systems, plus metallic finishes for show garages.
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Commercial Epoxy Flooring
Seamless floors for restaurants, retail stores, warehouses and shops.
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Questions
Metallic Epoxy Floor FAQs
HomeGuide (2026) lists epoxy flooring at $4 to $10 per square foot installed nationally, and metallic finishes tend to sit at the higher end because of the hand work. These are market ranges, not a quote. We price your Myrtle Beach floor after a free on-site visit.
Yes, if the room sits on a concrete slab that passes a moisture test. In Myrtle Beach homes it works in living areas, bonus rooms and game rooms. Wood subfloors, like the upper floors of a raised home, are not a fit for poured epoxy.
A high-gloss metallic floor can be slippery when wet. We can add a fine anti-slip additive to the topcoat, and mats at the doors help in a Myrtle Beach home where people come in from the pool or the beach.
Epoxy can amber over time in direct sunlight. In Myrtle Beach rooms with strong afternoon sun, we recommend a UV-stable topcoat or window coverings. Away from direct sun, the color stays much more stable.
We remove the tile and its glue first so the epoxy bonds to the concrete. Pouring over tile risks grout lines and cracked tiles showing through. At the Myrtle Beach estimate we check what is under your current floor.
Yes. Epoxy Floor Installation Myrtle Beach installs metallic epoxy floors from 5082 Lafon Ln in Myrtle Beach, in homes and businesses across Socastee, Carolina Forest, Conway, Surfside Beach, Garden City, Murrells Inlet, North Myrtle Beach and Pawleys Island. Call (843) 960-3710 or send the form.
Call us or request a free on-site estimate. We test the slab, talk colors and plan your metallic floor.