Residential · Kansas City, KS
Elite Epoxy Kansas City has served Kansas City since 2018, installing and repairing metallic epoxy flooring that delivers a seamless, high-gloss, 3D marbled look. We build these systems on proper concrete prep and commercial-grade epoxies so the finish holds up to traffic, moisture, and daily cleaning.
Prep decides how metallic epoxy flooring will look and how long it will last, so we start with the slab, not the color. We test for moisture vapor emission and locate cracks, spalls, and old coatings, then diamond-grind with HEPA dust control to open the concrete profile (typically CSP 2-3). Joints and cracks get routed and filled with fast-set polyurea or epoxy mortar, followed by a skim as needed to flatten low spots and remove trowel lines. We install a penetrating epoxy primer and a pigmented epoxy base coat, then broadcast and back-roll to lock in adhesion and create an even canvas for metallic pigments.
Kansas City slabs commonly see winter de-icing salts, wet tires, and seasonal humidity swings, so we select the right build and topcoat for the space. For garages and commercial areas, we often add a moisture-mitigating epoxy primer when testing calls for it, then apply the metallic coat and manipulate the pigment with squeegees and specialty rollers to control movement, veining, and depth. Because metallic epoxy is translucent, lighting, wall color, and substrate uniformity matter, so we mock up a small sample area and confirm the pattern before we commit to the whole floor. We finish with a high-wear urethane or polyaspartic clear coat, with optional traction additive to reduce slip risk while keeping the gloss you want.
Customers choose us because we treat metallic epoxy flooring like a system, not a paint job. You get clear scope and realistic expectations on marbling variation, repair visibility, and cure times, plus a free written estimate and a schedule that respects your home or operating hours. Our crews use commercial grinders, calibrated mix ratios, and batch tracking so color and reflectivity stay consistent across bays and rooms. We are licensed and insured, and we keep the jobsite clean with masking, HEPA vacuums, and careful edge work at stems, drains, and doorways.
At the end, we walk the floor with you under real lighting to confirm the pattern, sheen, and edge details before final sign-off. You receive care and cleaning guidance (pH-neutral cleaner, microfiber pad, no harsh degreasers) plus recommendations for entry mats and furniture glides to protect the gloss. We also outline cure milestones so you know when to walk, move furniture, or bring equipment back, and we can schedule touch-ups for future changes like new drains or wall moves. The result is a seamless metallic epoxy floor with the depth and clarity people notice, backed by documented prep steps and product selections.
Yes. We carry insurance and provide written estimates that spell out prep, materials, and cure times so you know what you are getting.
Sometimes, but only after proper removal and evaluation. We typically diamond-grind to remove loose coatings and create a fresh profile, then spot-prime and rebuild the system for reliable adhesion.
Yes. We can adjust texture with full flake, quartz, or anti-slip additives like aluminum oxide, balancing traction with cleanability for the space.
It depends on the system, but many installs land in the 15-30+ mil range across base coat(s) and topcoat(s). We recommend the build based on traffic, tires, and chemical exposure.
A properly prepped slab with a quality epoxy base coat and the right topcoat greatly reduces hot-tire pickup. Tire plasticizers, moisture, and inadequate prep are the common causes when it happens.
Metallic epoxy flooring gives concrete a seamless, high-gloss finish with a 3D, marbled effect that works for garages, basements, retail, salons, offices, and showrooms. The look comes from metallic pigment suspended in epoxy and manipulated during installation, but long-term performance still depends on concrete prep, moisture control, and a durable clear topcoat. Elite Epoxy Kansas City installs new metallic systems and repairs failed coatings, including peeling, hot-tire pickup, fisheyes, and visible patching from poor surface prep.
Our process starts with evaluating the existing surface, whether it is bare concrete, paint, or an old epoxy coating. We check for moisture vapor transmission, oil contamination, curing compounds, and soft or spalled concrete, then mechanically profile the slab with a diamond grinder rather than relying on acid etching. After repairs and priming, we lay down a pigmented base coat to even out the substrate, then apply the metallic epoxy layer and work it to the pattern you approve. Finally, we protect the design with a clear coat chosen for the traffic level, chemical exposure, and desired sheen.
For repairs, we identify why the floor failed, not just what it looks like. Peeling often points to poor profiling or moisture, while bubbles can indicate outgassing from warm slabs or contamination. We can recoat worn areas, feather and blend repairs when possible, and recommend a full removal and rebuild when the existing coating is not sound enough to bond to. If you want metallic epoxy flooring in Kansas City that looks intentional and stays bonded, request a free written estimate and we will outline the right system for your slab and how you use the space.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Kansas City. We assess the project, review the details, and give you a written quote before any work starts, so you know exactly what to expect.
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