Speckled, colorful and wonderfully forgiving.
Colored vinyl flakes are broadcast into a wet epoxy base, then sealed under a clear topcoat for a textured floor that hides dust, dirt and small flaws.
- Look: Granite, earth, gray, blue and custom blends
- Density: Full broadcast or light sprinkle
- Texture: Smooth to lightly textured
What it is, and why it matters.
Flake floors are the classic garage finish for a reason. The scattered chips create a pattern that hides footprints, dust and small stains, add a little texture for traction and come in blends that match nearly any taste, from quiet granite looks to bold team colors.
For Nashville homes and shops, we build flake floors in layers: a prepared slab, a tinted base coat, a broadcast of flakes to rejection or to a lighter sprinkle, scraping and sweeping, then one or two clear coats. You choose the blend and the density, and we show you samples on a board before the work begins.
Four things done right.
Hides what other floors show
The pattern masks dust, tire marks and small blemishes.
Traction built in
Flakes and the topcoat add grip without a rough feel.
Blends for any style
Samples help you choose before anything is mixed.
Easy to keep clean
A sealed surface wipes and mops clean.
From first call to flake and chip epoxy floors.
- 01
Choose a blend
You pick the flake blend and base color from samples.
- 02
Prepare and base coat
The slab is ground and a tinted base coat is applied.
- 03
Broadcast and seal
Flakes go in by hand, are scraped and swept, then sealed.
- 04
Final topcoat
A clear coat locks everything in and sets the gloss.
Flake and Chip Epoxy Floors across Tennessee.
We do this work in 58 cities, from Nashville and Franklin to Memphis, Knoxville, Chattanooga and Bristol.
Flake and Chip Epoxy Floors: common questions
Will the flakes come loose?
Properly installed flakes are locked in by the base coat and sealed under a topcoat. Loose flakes usually mean the broadcast was not scraped and sealed well.
Can I get a glossy or satin look?
Yes. The topcoat can be glossy or satin, and glossy shows reflections while satin hides scuffs a little better.
How do I get a price for flake and chip epoxy floors?
Fill in the form or call or text 615-209-7643. We confirm what is involved and send a written price, and most projects start with a free site visit.
Ready to talk about flake and chip epoxy floors?
A site visit, a moisture test and a written price. A real person calls back, usually the same day.