Glendale Epoxy Pros

Decorative Flake Flooring in Glendale, AZ

Decorative flake epoxy floors in Glendale, AZ for garages and patios. Color options, durable topcoat, free estimates.

15+ Years local experience
500+ Projects completed
Licensed & Insured

Serving Glendale and nearby communities.

A solid-color epoxy floor shows every scuff and speck of dust. Flake systems hide that same wear behind a textured, multi-color surface, which matters in a garage that sees tools, tires, and foot traffic every week.

Glendale Epoxy Pros installs flake systems with color palettes that fit Phoenix-area homes, from neutral earth tones to brighter blends for a more finished look.

What's included

What's Included

Typically included — pigmented base coat, flake broadcast, clear topcoat seal.
Optional — metallic flake accents, matte finish instead of gloss.
Customer prep — clear the floor area completely before the crew starts.

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Decorative Flake Flooring

Installation Process

Design Consultation — Color and flake pattern options get reviewed up front.
Surface Preparation — The concrete gets ground and cleaned.
Base Coat Application — A pigmented base coat lays the foundation color.
Flake Broadcast — Flakes get broadcast across the wet coating by hand or machine.
Scrape & Smooth — Excess flakes get scraped for an even texture.
Clear Topcoat Seal — A clear protective layer locks the flakes in place.

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Cost

Flake Flooring Cost

Flake runs higher than solid color mainly because of the extra broadcast and clear coat steps. Call for a free estimate matched to your garage size.

Project type	Typical range	What’s included
Flake system, 2-car garage	$3,000–$5,500,	broadcast flake and clear topcoat.
Solid color epoxy, same size	$1,800–$3,500,	no flake layer.
Metallic flake upgrade	$5,500–$8,500,	custom accent blend.

These are typical local ballparks — final cost depends on scope, materials, and site conditions. A free estimate gives you an accurate, itemized number for your home.

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Decorative Flake Flooring

Flake Material Options

Multi-Color Flake Chips — a blend of colored chips creates a speckled look that hides dust and minor wear on garage floors.
Metallic Flake Accent — metallic flakes add shimmer, a popular upgrade for homeowners wanting more visual depth.
Matte Finish Sealer — for anyone who wants the flake texture without the glossy shine, this option tones it down.

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Codes & permits

Permits and Codes for Decorative Flake Flooring

Check with the City of Glendale or Maricopa County if your project involves more than surface coating.

Typically needs a permit	Often no permit
Structural slab work tied to foundation repair before coating	Cosmetic flake flooring installed over existing sound concrete
—	Broadcast flake and clear topcoat application in a garage or patio

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DIY vs pro

DIY vs Pro

DIY	Hire a pro
A small accent area, like a workbench corner, can work with a patience and a kit.	Flake has to go down while the base coat is still tacky, miss that window and the chips won't bond right.
Broadcasting flakes evenly by hand across a full garage floor is harder than it looks.	Professional broadcast equipment gets even coverage across the whole slab in one pass.

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FAQs

Flake Flooring FAQs

What's the cost difference between flake epoxy and solid color epoxy?

Flake systems typically run $1,000 to $2,000 more than solid color epoxy for the same square footage, mostly due to the extra broadcast and clear topcoat steps.

How long does flake flooring take to install?

A standard 2-car garage flake job runs about two to three days from prep through final cure, similar to a solid epoxy job with one extra step.

Does flake flooring hide dirt better than solid color?

Yes. The multi-color texture breaks up visual patterns that make dust and light scuffs stand out on a flat, single-color surface.

Next step

Get a Free Estimate

Call Glendale Epoxy Pros to pick a flake blend, or see our Garage Floor Epoxy Coatings page for the base coating option. Home

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How it works

Our process

Step 1
Design Consultation
Color and flake pattern options are reviewed to match the desired look.
Step 2
Surface Preparation
The concrete is ground and cleaned to ensure proper coating adhesion.
Step 3
Base Coat Application
A pigmented base coat is applied as the foundation for the flake layer.
Step 4
Flake Broadcast
Decorative flakes are broadcast by hand or machine across the wet coating.
Step 5
Scrape & Smooth
Excess flakes are scraped away to create a smooth, even surface texture.
Step 6
Clear Topcoat Seal
A clear protective topcoat locks in the flakes and adds durability.

Materials

Materials and methods we use

Multi-Color Flake Chips
A blend of colored chips creates a decorative, speckled flooring appearance.
Pigmented Base Epoxy
A tinted base coat provides the background color for the flake design.
Clear Polyurethane Topcoat
A clear finish adds gloss and protects the decorative flake layer.
Metallic Flake Accent
Metallic flakes add shimmer and depth to the decorative flooring pattern.
Matte Finish Sealer
A matte sealer option offers a non-reflective, understated finish.
Anti-Slip Grit Blend
A grit additive mixed into the topcoat improves floor traction.