Flake Epoxy

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Flake Epoxy in Denver, CO

Flake Epoxy Services

Epoxy Excellence, Flaked for Perfection

Flake epoxy is one of the most durable and visually appealing options for concrete floor finishes. Colorado Concrete Repair installs flake epoxy systems for garages, commercial spaces, and industrial environments across the Denver Front Range.


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Flake Epoxy In Denver, CO

What Is Flake Epoxy?

Flake epoxy is one of the most durable and visually appealing options for concrete floor finishes. It involves applying a base coat of epoxy, broadcasting decorative vinyl flakes into the wet coating, and sealing it with a clear topcoat. This multi-layered system not only creates a seamless and attractive surface but also adds texture that improves slip resistance. Flake epoxy effectively covers surface imperfections, resists stains, and stands up to heavy traffic, making it ideal for garages, commercial spaces, and industrial environments. Whether you’re looking to enhance aesthetics or boost durability, flake epoxy delivers a long-lasting, professional-quality finish that elevates the look and performance of any concrete floor.

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Flake broadcast detail on a finished epoxy floor — Colorado Concrete Repair

Slip Resistance

Broadcast flakes add texture to the finished surface, improving slip resistance compared to a smooth coating.

Seamless Coverage

The multi-layered system creates a seamless surface that effectively covers surface imperfections in the concrete below.

Built for Traffic

A strong epoxy base, decorative flakes, and a protective topcoat resist stains, wear, impact, and abrasion under heavy traffic.

Our Most Popular Blends

Flake Epoxy Color Options

Flakes come in a wide range of colors and sizes. These are the blends our Denver clients ask for most.

Signature Blends

Gravel flake epoxy blend — white, light gray, and charcoal flakes

Gravel

Silverton flake epoxy blend — black, white, and gray flakes

Silverton

Wombat flake epoxy blend — gray, black, and white flakes

Wombat

Creekbed flake epoxy blend — tan, cream, gray, and brown flakes

Creekbed

Cabin Fever flake epoxy blend — beige, sage, white, and black flakes

Cabin Fever

Shoreline flake epoxy blend — sand, cream, tan, and black flakes

Shoreline

Tidal Wave flake epoxy blend — slate blue, gray, and cream flakes

Tidal Wave

Steamboat flake epoxy blend — blue, black, gray, and white flakes

Steamboat

Nightfall flake epoxy blend — dark gray, charcoal, and black flakes

Nightfall

Marble & Stone Blends

Ash marble flake epoxy blend — pale gray and white striated flakes

Ash

Slate marble flake epoxy blend — gray striated stone-look flakes

Slate

Briar marble flake epoxy blend — brown, taupe, and gray striated flakes

Briar

Juneau marble flake epoxy blend — white and light gray flakes

Juneau

Husky marble flake epoxy blend — gray, white, and charcoal striated flakes

Husky

Denali marble flake epoxy blend — sage, gray, and taupe stone-look flakes

Denali

Acadia marble flake epoxy blend — beige, blue, and wood-tone flakes

Acadia

Klondike marble flake epoxy blend — white, silver, and plum flakes

Klondike

Cascade marble flake epoxy blend — cream, white, and warm brown flakes

Cascade

Denver’s Trusted Flake Epoxy Pros

Ask Us About Flake Epoxy

Have questions about flake epoxy? You’re not alone! Whether you’re curious about how it works, what surfaces it’s best for, or how long a job takes, our FAQ section has the answers. We cover everything from preparation to clean-up so you can feel confident about the process. Don’t see your question? Feel free to reach out — we’re here to help!

What is flake epoxy?

Flake epoxy is a flooring system where decorative vinyl flakes are broadcast onto a base coat of epoxy, creating a durable and visually appealing surface.

How do I maintain flake epoxy floors?

Regular sweeping and occasional mopping with a mild cleaner will keep the floor looking great. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive tools.

How long does it take to install flake epoxy?

Installation typically takes 1-2 days, but full curing can take 3-7 days depending on the thickness of the coat and temperature.

What is the difference between flake epoxy and quartz epoxy?

The main difference between flake epoxy and quartz epoxy lies in the materials used for the decorative finish, which affects the texture, appearance, and performance of the floor. Flake epoxy uses vinyl or acrylic flakes that are broadcast onto the epoxy base coat, creating a speckled, multicolored appearance. These flakes come in various colors and sizes, offering a more flexible and textured finish. On the other hand, quartz epoxy incorporates crushed quartz aggregate mixed into the epoxy resin, resulting in a smoother, more uniform surface with a natural stone-like appearance. Quartz is much harder than vinyl flakes, contributing to a more durable finish.

What makes flake epoxy more durable than other floor coatings?

The combination of a strong epoxy base, decorative flakes, and a protective topcoat makes flake epoxy resistant to wear, impact, stains, and abrasion.

Elevating Spaces From The Ground Up

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Professionalism

Colorado Concrete Repair did an amazing job on the new flooring we needed for our facility. They are excellent at communicating and produced an incredibly professional finished product. Working with them is a breeze.

-Christian

Quality

Recently Colorado Concrete polished the floors of my shop and they came out amazing! My floors were in rough shape and their work made a massive difference. I would recommend them to anyone in need of their services.

-Austin

Customer Service

This was the only company willing to look at damage to my epoxy flooring in my veterinary practice. They came out and provided instructions to correct the damage. They refused to let me pay for their time.

-Sara

Punctuality

This is not your typical construction company. They are always on time. Very courteous and professional. Nick and Mitch went above and beyond what would be expected. First time I’ve ever felt guilty about what a construction company did for me.

-Jordan

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Thinking about upgrading your floors with a flake epoxy coating but not sure where to begin? Whether you’re looking to enhance the look of your garage, commercial space, or industrial floor, Colorado Concrete Repair delivers high-quality flake epoxy systems that are durable, attractive, and built to last. Contact us today for a site assessment and let us help you transform your surface with a floor that’s both functional and stylish.

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