Flake Epoxy Floors in Grand Forks, ND

A flake epoxy floor is built in layers, and the flake broadcast is what gives it both its look and a lot of its practical performance.

How Flake Systems Are Built

1. Prep — Diamond grinding and crack repair, same as any coating system.
2. Base coat — A pigmented epoxy base coat is rolled across the prepped concrete.
3. Full broadcast — While the base coat is still wet, color chips are broadcast to full coverage — or a lighter accent broadcast for a more subtle look.
4. Scrape and clean — Once cured, excess flake is scraped and the surface is vacuumed clean.
5. Top coat — One or two coats of clear polyaspartic or polyurethane seal everything in and build the wear layer.

Why Homeowners Choose Flake

• Hides everyday dirt — Tire marks, dust, and winter grit blend into the color pattern instead of standing out against a solid color.
• Slip resistance — The texture from the flake broadcast adds traction, especially useful with snow and slush tracked in during a Grand Forks winter.
• Custom color blends — From neutral grays to bolder combinations, so your garage floor can match your home's style.
• Durability — The multi-layer build gives flake floors excellent resistance to hot tire pickup, chemicals, and everyday wear.

Where We Install Flake Floors

Flake epoxy works well in garages, basements, and even commercial showrooms where you want a finished, professional look that still holds up to real traffic.

If you've seen a neighbor's flake garage floor in Grand Forks or East Grand Forks and want something similar, bring us a photo — we can usually match or get close to the same color blend.