Metallic Epoxy Flooring in Mansfield TX - a glossy floor built on a clean slab
Tired of a gray, stained slab? We grind it clean and pour a metallic floor with depth, color and a topcoat chosen for your space.
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- Free quotes on site.
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What is a metallic epoxy floor, and is my concrete ready for one?
Metallic epoxy flooring in Mansfield, TX is a layered coating we build right on your concrete. We start with diamond grinding, then lay down a primer and a metallic base coat, work the pigment through it by hand and finish with a clear topcoat, so a plain slab ends up with the swirls and depth of polished stone.
Most people who call about a metallic floor have a garage or basement slab that's gray, stained or wearing an old coat of paint, and they want it to look like it belongs to the house. The price moves with the size of the floor, how busy the design is, how many pigment colors go in and how much repair or old coating has to come off first. The schedule mostly turns on what the slab shows when we check it for moisture. Your written estimate spells out the prep and the product we'd use, so you can see what the money covers before anything starts.
How can you tell your garage or basement slab needs a new finish?
Old paint peeling up
When paint or sealer flakes off in patches, the old finish has lost its grip on the concrete. If you leave it, it keeps lifting under tires and feet, and all of it has to come off before a metallic floor can go down anyway.
Oil spots that won't scrub
Dark patches where a car sat for years mean oil has soaked into the concrete instead of sitting on top. The longer it sits, the deeper it goes, so it's one of the first things I want to see at the estimate.
Dust and a worn surface
Bare concrete that leaves grit on your shoes is slowly wearing away at the top. That dust tracks into the house, the surface stains easily and only gets rougher, and a coating seals all of it over.
A damp or dark patch
A spot that stays darker than the rest of the slab, or feels damp, can mean moisture is coming up through the concrete. It needs checking before any coating goes on, because moisture under epoxy is one of the ways a new floor fails.
How we put down a metallic epoxy floor
A metallic floor shows every flaw in the concrete because there are no flakes to hide a patch or a grinder mark, so our grinding and patching have to be extra clean. We check the slab first and diamond grind it, then we fill and smooth the cracks and low spots and vacuum until there's no dust left to show up in the finish. Next the primer goes down, then the metallic base coat, and we work the pigment by hand to get the movement you picked. The clear topcoat goes on last, and I talk that layer through with you before anything is ordered, since it's the one that takes the sun and the wear.
Metallic isn't the right floor for every room, and I'd rather point you to something else than sell you the wrong one. A restaurant kitchen or a wash bay that gets hot water and hard scrubbing usually does better with urethane cement flooring. If the bare slab is in good shape and you just want it to shine, polished concrete flooring is the simpler route.
One color with soft movement
This suits a basement, an office or a garage where you want a calm floor that doesn't compete with everything else in the room. One pigment with gentle swirls is easier on the eye and usually simpler to lay.
Two or three color marble look
This is for the showpiece garage or living space where the floor is the point. Blending colors takes more planning and more hand work, so it's the one to choose when you want people to stop and look down.
Satin sheen instead of high gloss
High gloss gives the most depth, but it also shows dust and fine scratches sooner. A satin topcoat suits a hard-working garage or shop where you'd rather the floor look good on an ordinary Tuesday.
Get a written estimate for your metallic epoxy floor
Send the form and we'll reply within one business day to set a time for me to come look at your floor. The estimate is free, done on site and comes with no obligation.
(817) 405-3758- Based in
- Mansfield, TX 76063
- Hours
- Mon–Fri: 7 AM–10 PM, Sat–Sun: 8 AM–9 PM
What happens after you call about a metallic floor in Mansfield?
Here's how a metallic floor job runs from your first call to the day you walk on it, with me on site from the first look to the last walkthrough.
Call or send us a message
Reach us at (817) 405-3758 or through the form, and we'll set a time for me to come out. It helps to tell me how you use the space, because a parked truck and a home gym need different things from a floor.
I look over your floor
I check the slab for moisture, cracks and old coatings and ask how you use the room. If something needs a closer look, like a damp spot, I'll say so instead of guessing.
Get your written estimate
It lays out how we'll prep the floor and which product fits, so you can see exactly what the price covers. Once you're happy with it, we pick a date that works for you.
We prep, coat and walk it
Our crew does the grinding and the finish with me running the job. Before we pack up, I walk the finished floor with you.
Why Mansfield homeowners call Bedrock Mansfield Concrete Coatings for metallic floors
I look at every floor myself
I come out to look at your floor myself, and our own crew does the work with me running the job. The person who sizes up your prep is the same one making sure it gets done right.
Prep-first habits since 2023
I cooked in restaurant kitchens for years, then learned this trade under a coatings installer before we opened in 2023. Kitchens taught me that the prep decides how the plate turns out, and a metallic floor works the same way, only it's less forgiving.
Fully licensed and insured
Bedrock Mansfield Concrete Coatings is fully licensed and insured. That's a fair thing to ask anyone you're letting into your garage with a diamond grinder, so go ahead and ask me when I come out.
Topcoats picked for Mansfield sun
Mansfield's average daily high climbs as high as 95°F during the year, and plenty of garages here sit with the door open through those afternoons. That's why we settle the topcoat at the estimate, not on install day.
On a metallic floor, the part you'll never see decides how it looks, and I'd rather tell you a slab isn't ready than rush it. Request an estimate and I'll come look at yours.
Metallic floors and concrete prep in Mansfield
Mansfield requires a permit for any construction, alteration or repair of a building, and the city's list names plumbing, electrical, mechanical and irrigation work, not epoxy flooring, so it isn't settled whether a floor coating needs one. When we're not sure, we ask the city's building office before we start, and if a permit is needed, we take care of it. If you want to check on your own project, you can call the City of Mansfield Building Safety Department at 817-276-4220.
We're based in Mansfield and work across the cities around it, and a lot of what we see is garage slabs carrying years of tire marks, drips and the odd do-it-yourself paint job. We see the same kinds of floors on jobs in Burleson and Midlothian, and we handle them all the same way, testing and grinding before anyone picks colors.
Questions about metallic epoxy floors in Mansfield
How much does metallic epoxy flooring cost in Mansfield, TX?
Across the US, a professional metallic epoxy installation with grinding, moisture testing, primer and topcoat usually costs about $8 to $15 per square foot. That's a national figure, not our price. Where your floor lands depends on your slab and your design, and the on-site estimate sorts that out.
How long is my garage out of use for a metallic epoxy floor?
One installation guide puts a professional metallic floor in a standard garage at 2 to 3 days of work, with the topcoat going on last, so plan on not using the garage across those days. Your slab's condition and the topcoat you choose can shift that, and we'll set the date together once the estimate's done.
Can a garage floor with oil stains or old paint get a metallic coating?
Old paint is usually fine once it's ground off completely, but deep oil stains are the harder question. One coatings maker warns that oil soaked into concrete in most cases can't be fully removed and may keep the coating from bonding. Show me the oil spots when I come out so we can look at them together.
Which topcoat is best for a metallic epoxy garage floor?
One flooring guide recommends a polyaspartic topcoat for every garage, because an epoxy clear coat yellows within one summer of sun coming through the garage door. Polyurethane costs less, but it cures more slowly and holds up to wear slightly less well, so you're trading price against durability. If your door is open a lot on summer afternoons, I'd put durability first.
How do I know if my concrete has a moisture problem before epoxy?
One supplier's guide has you tape plastic to the slab for 24 hours, and heavy condensation underneath means moisture that can make epoxy fail. If the plastic comes up wet, that guide says the floor waits. That's why I check your slab for moisture before we ever pick an install date.
Is a metallic epoxy floor slippery when it gets wet?
A glossy coating can get slick when it's wet or oily. One polyaspartic topcoat maker recommends mixing an angular slip-resistant aggregate, a gritty additive, into any floor that may get wet, oily or greasy. If your car drips rainwater in the garage or the floor is in a wet area, ask whether your quote includes it.
Other floors to consider instead of metallic
Commercial kitchens and spaces that get hot washdowns or spills need a floor that takes heat and water, and urethane cement is built for that kind of abuse.
If you'd like to keep the look of the concrete itself, polishing grinds the slab and brings up a shine without any coating on top to wear through.
Cities we work in around Mansfield
Bedrock Mansfield Concrete Coatings is based in Mansfield, TX, and we put down metallic floors across the cities around it. Each of the 12 cities below has its own page, including Kennedale and Cedar Hill, and we work in plenty of other cities nearby too.
Mansfield, TX
Send us photos of your floor
Tell us the floor's rough size, how you use it and whether there's old paint or oil on it, and I'll know what to look for before I come out.