Metallic Epoxy Flooring in Schaumburg, IL

Metallic epoxy flooring for Schaumburg salons, studios, showrooms, restaurants and offices: a seamless, high-gloss resin floor that makes a room stand out and cleans like any commercial floor, installed by our own crew.
Tattoo studio with a black and white metallic epoxy floor

What is metallic epoxy flooring for a business?

Metallic epoxy flooring is a decorative resin floor: self-leveling epoxy mixed with metallic mica pigments, poured over prepared and primed concrete, and worked by hand so the pigment moves as it cures. It is sealed under a clear, glossy topcoat, and the result is a floor with real depth rather than a pattern printed on a surface.

For a business it is a floor that works as part of the fit-out. Salons, tattoo and fitness studios, boutiques, showrooms, restaurants and offices use it where customers walk in and form an impression, and it is an indoor floor made for rooms like these.

The finished floor is seamless, high gloss and reflective, with the look of marble, stone or liquid metal, and it is cleaned like any other commercial floor. Commercial and residential metallic floors we have poured are on our gallery.

Metallic epoxy flooring in a commercial interior
Glossy black floor with swirling orange metallic epoxy in an empty room

Why a metallic floor rather than vinyl or tile

Vinyl plank and tile look like the floor in every other unit in the plaza, and both have seams that lift, stain and collect dirt around a counter or a chair station. A metallic floor is poured in one piece, so the room gets a finish nobody else has and a surface with no seams to fail.

There is no demolition. The existing slab is ground, repaired and primed and the resin poured onto it, and because it is self-leveling and one of the thickest epoxy systems, it also evens out the minor dips a leased unit's slab can have.

We install it with fast turnaround and minimal downtime, which matters to any business paying rent on its unit. It is a floor that enhances property value and a worthwhile investment in the room that does your selling.

What a showpiece floor does in a working room

Stands up to trade. The system resists impact, abrasion, scratches, chips and chemicals, including salon products and cleaning chemicals, so the gloss holds where customers and staff walk all day. Chairs rolling at a station and heels crossing to the counter are exactly the wear it is built for.

Clean in minutes. The floor is seamless and non-porous, with nowhere for hair, dirt, water or bacteria to settle, so closing-time cleaning is a sweep and a mop with no stripping or waxing. It is low odor, low VOC and hypoallergenic.

Bright and safe. The reflective surface throws the room's lighting back up and makes a unit feel brighter, the UV-resistant topcoat resists yellowing under shop glazing, and an anti-slip agent can be added to the final coat at wash stations and entrances.

Metallic colors and patterns for a commercial room

Pigments first. Pearl, bronze, graphite and custom blends are laid over a base color, and a business usually builds the choice around its interior: graphite and pearl for a clean, modern salon or office, bronze for a warmer restaurant or lounge.

Then the pattern. The resin can be worked toward marble, granite, stone, liquid metal, wood or water, from a calm drift to strong movement. A room seen by the public every day can carry more contrast than a home, because the floor is part of what makes people remember it. A restaurant or lounge lit low in the evening often suits a darker base, where the pigment catches the light.

Then the surface. Every metallic floor is finished in high gloss under a clear topcoat that resists yellowing and wear. That gloss is why metallic suits spaces that rely on artificial lighting, which describes most shop units and anything that trades in the evening.

Grinding the unit's slab before the pour

Every job starts with mechanical grinding. It takes off old paint, vinyl adhesive, tile bedding, previous coatings, stains and contaminants, and it opens the pores of the concrete so the primer bonds into it. A unit that has been fitted out before often carries old adhesive and patches, and the grind is what gets back to sound concrete.

Cracks, holes and the fixing holes left by old counters, partitions and chairs are filled and ground flush, and control joints are treated so the floor runs across them. A reflective floor shows what is under it, so the repair is done completely.

Moisture control prevents peeling and bubbles, and the edges at the shopfront, the counter and the rear door are ground to the same profile as the rest, so the new floor terminates cleanly.

Diamond grinding a slab flat before a metallic pour

Installing a metallic floor in a commercial space

A primer goes on first, rolled into the ground concrete, where it fuses into the slab and forms a bond that will not peel. Once it has cured, the metallic base coat is poured: industrial resin tinted with the chosen metallic pigment.

Our installers work the pigment by hand while the base coat is wet to create the depth and movement agreed for the room, so what is worked into the floor is what you chose before the pour, and that hand work is what makes the floor unlike the one next door.

The clear topcoat seals it all. It is durable and glossy, it is UV resistant and resists yellowing and wear, and it is the layer that takes the foot traffic and the daily cleaning.

Metallic epoxy floor poured across a business interior

Metallic floors for Schaumburg businesses

Schaumburg has one of the busiest retail districts in the suburbs, full of salons, studios, boutiques, showrooms and hospitality units, where a room has to stand out from the unit next door and trades in the evening as much as the day. That is the setting a metallic floor suits, and we pour it for businesses and homes across Schaumburg and the surrounding northwest suburbs.

We work from our shop in Roselle, close by in the northwest suburbs, with our own installers rather than subcontracted labor. The business is owned and operated by a Marine Corps veteran, licensed and insured, and backs every floor with an extended warranty on craftsmanship.

Price a metallic floor for your Schaumburg business

The visit is free and commits you to nothing. We come to the unit, look at the slab and the lighting, recommend pigments and a pattern, and quote the job. Call (630) 206-5602 or email info@evolveconcretecoating.com to arrange a visit. We answer Monday to Sunday, 9 AM to 6 PM.

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